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mariner ~ (2) The city engineer shall suspend rather than revoke a permit under this section ifi~ reasonably appears that the cause ibr suspension or revocation can be remedied in a reasonable period of tim~ Section 6. Section 7.400 of the Eugene Code, 1971~ is amended by revising the definition of ~%ingle ownership" as follows: 7.400 _Dr_iyeways - Definitions. For the purposes of sections 7.400 to 7.440, the ibllowing terms shall mean: ~le ownersh, i¢. (a) A parcel of land under one ownership. (b) A parcel of land under 15-year lease or longer, operated under separate management. (c) A group of separately owned parcels operated under group management. (d) Adjacent parcels under one ownership. Seetio~g 7. Sections 7.405, 7.407, 7~410, 7.420 and 7.425 of the Eugene Code, 1971~ are arr~ended to provide: 7.405 9ris~eways_.r Prohibited Loc~fions, Special Re_quiremCgts an_d ( 1 ) No driveway approach shall be permitted to encompass a municipal facility-. Under the permit, the applicant may be authorized to relocate a municipal facility, including any within the limits of a curb return which may be encroached upon as allowed under subsection 7.405(3). (2) Properties at intersections shall have the driveway apron begin no less than 20 feet from the end of the radius of the curb, or 20 feet from the property comer if there is no curb. (3) The Public Works Department shall maintain a street classification map or other map showing major streets that require special regulation of driveway approaches. The map and subsequent changes thereto shall be approved by the planning commission. All applications for driveway' approaches on streets shown on the map and all commercial and industrial land uses shall be reviewed by the city' manager or the manager's designee who may alter driveway approach requirements from standards provided in this code~ based on the fbllowing: (a) To maximize safety for vehicular traffic, or (b) To provide adequate protection ibr pedestrians and bicyclists; or (c) To provide protection for establishments using streets for thek service facilities. (4) If a parcel has frontage on both a local residential street and an arterial or collector street, where practical, the driveway shall access only the local residential street. (5) The city manager or the manager's designee shall have the right, after due Ordinance - 13