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Written Statement for Annexation SSW Job #18-7587 Page 5 of 6 stormwater management policies require that stormwater be retained on site if possible, and that any necessary post-development run-off into the public system shall be limited to pre- development flows. Therefore, any future development of the subject property will require on- site stormwater management facilities complying with the requirements of the City of Eugene Stormwater Management Manual in effect at that time. More specifically, said future facilities will likely be comprised of on-site private stormwater collection and conveyance systems directing run-off into approved on-site private pre-treatment and infiltration and/or detention facilities, with any overflow directed into the above referenced existing 24” public stormwater line, or future public stormwater infrastructure connecting thereto. Per the USDA Soil Survey of Lane County the site is predominantly comprised of soil type 96 – Newberg Loam, with smaller areas comprised of soil types 24 – Chapman Loam and 97 – Newberg-Urban Land Complex. Said soil types are classified within Hydrologic Group B, which is theoretically suitable for on- site infiltration per current City of Eugene stormwater management policies, subject to future on- site infiltration testing to demonstrate adequate percolation rates at the time of development. Transportation: The subject property currently takes access from Dibblee Lane and has the potential to also be accessed via Grizzly Avenue, both of which in turn provide connectivity to local and regional street, road and state highway networks. Public transportation is also available via existing Lane Transit District (LTD) bus routes along nearby River Road, with the nearest bus stops located near the intersection of River Road and River Loop 1 approximately 0.45 miles to the west of the subject property. Therefore, with respect to transportation, the subject property is already served by this type of “key urban facility”. Solid Waste Management: Garbage and recycling services are available from local and regional private firms which collect and transport solid waste to landfills managed by Lane County, therefore the subject property is already served by this type of “key urban service”. Water Service: Water service is already provided to the subject property by Eugene Water and Electric Board (EWEB) under contract with the Santa Clara Water District (SCWD) via an existing 6” water main within Grizzly Avenue, and future additional water service(s) may also be available via an existing 6” water main within Dibblee Lane. Fire and Emergency Medical Services: According to the Regional Land Information Database of Lane County (RLID), fire protection is currently provided by the Santa Clara Rural Fire Protection District and ambulance/emergency medical services are currently provided by the Eugene Fire & Emergency Medical Services Department (West/Central District). Following annexation, ambulance/emergency medical services will continue to be provided by Eugene Fire & EMS, and fire protection services will either continue to be provided by the Santa Clara Rural Fire Protection District via agreement with the City of Eugene, or will be provided directly by Eugene Fire & EMS. Therefore, the subject property is already served by this type of “key urban service”. Police Protection: Following annexation, police protection will be provided by the Eugene Police Department, which currently provides police protection to properties within the city limits of Eugene. Therefore, the subject property can be provided with this type of “key urban service”. February 11, 2019, Meeting - Item 2C