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CMO_Document_Number
19888
Document_Title
An ordinance amending the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Area Public Facilities Plan (PFP).
Adopted_Date
11/9/1992
Approved Date
11/9/1992
CMO_Effective_Date
12/9/1992
Repeal_Date
12/10/2001
Signer
Jeffrey R. Miller
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Policy 111-C-9th 8~: Local governments shall develop plans and programs which carefully manage <br />development on hillsides and in water bodies and restrict development in wetlands in order to <br />protect the scenic quality, surface water and groundwater quality, forest values, vegetation, <br />and wildlife values of those areas. <br />Findings; <br />1) Residential Policy 4.Q requires a wetlands assessment and delineation prior to <br />development approval in the south Clear Vue neighborhood. <br />Z~ Natural Assets, Open SpacelScenic Areas, and Recreation Element Policy 7.Q requires <br />that all known and potential wetland areas shall be delineated prier to development <br />approval, and that wetlands and wetland mitigation projects shall be maintained to <br />ensure continued provision of wetland functions and values. <br />Policy 111-C-9t20~: In order to improve water quality and quantity in the metropolitan area, <br />local governments shall consider developing regulations or instituting programs to; ...~b~ <br />improve management of industrial and commercial operations to reduce negative water quality <br />and quantity impacts; ~c~ regulate site planning for new development and construction to better <br />control drainage and erosion and to manage storm runoff; ~d~ increase storage and retention <br />of storm runoff to lower and delay peak storm flows; tee utilize natural and simple mechanics( <br />treatment systems to provide treatment for contaminated runoff waters; (f~ reduce street- <br />related water quality and quantity problems;... <br />Findings; <br />~ y Industrial Policy 13.0, and Natural Assets ~etc.y Policy 3.O provide assurances for <br />adequate storm water planning and management by requiring an update of the West <br />Springfield Storm Drainage Master Plan, and by emphasizing use of natural features <br />and techniques for storm water management systems. <br />Policy III-C-10~~1 ~: Positive steps shall continue to betaken to protect from sources of groundwater <br />pollution the Springfield municipal groundwater supplies along the McKenzie River and the <br />middle fork of the Willamette River. <br />Findings: <br />~ y Public Facilities Policy 4.O prohibits underground storage of toxic materials in the <br />McKenzie-Gateway SLI area, and requires storm drainage facilities serving areas north <br />of Belt line Road to ensure continued purity of Rainbow well fields to the north. <br />Policy !II-C-~ 0~~5~: uVhen planning #or and regulating development, focal governments shall <br />each continue to considerthe need forprotection of open spaces, including those characterized <br />by significant vegetation and wildlife. Means of protecting open space include but are not <br />limited to outright acquisition, conservat'ran easements, planned unit development ordinances, <br />streamside protection ordinances, open space tax deferrals, donations to the public, and <br />performance zoning. <br /> <br />
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