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d. Physical conditions in or adjacent to the right-of- <br />way that affect public safety, <br />e. Relevant rules adopted by the state and its <br />agencies. <br />f, Trafflic engineering principles, <br />g. tither relevant factors identified by the directors <br />or hearings official affecting the public health, safety and <br />welfare. <br />~c} Sly easements. Because of terrain, slope easements maybe <br />required and shall be dedicated in addition to the widths adapted under this <br />paragraph ~2}. <br />~d} Construction standards. All streets shall be constructed in <br />accordance with adopted council policy and in accordance with specifications <br />adopted under section 9.0$5. <br />Sectlan 2. Subsection 9.0901} of the Eugene Code,1971, is amended to provide: <br />9.090 Variance Provisions. <br />~1} Relationshi to other rovisions. When the provisions in section 9.090 <br />conflict with or are more stringent than those in sections 9.030 or 9,035, section 9.090 <br />provisions apply. when determining right-of-way width if the provisions in section 9.090 <br />conflict with or are more stringent than those in paragraph 9.0452}(b}3., paragraph <br />9.0452}(b}3. provisions apply. <br />Section 3. Section 9.572 of the Eugene Code, 1971, is amended to provide: <br />9.572 General Plan of Streets and Hi hwa s. The city's streets are classified as <br />provided in section 9.0451}. <br />Section 4. Section 9.574 of the Eugene Code, 1971, is amended to provide: <br />9.574 S ecial Setback Re uirements. <br />~1} Street ri ht-of-wa widths, The width of a street ri ht-of-wa is hereb <br />g Y Y <br />determined to be the widths established according to section 9.0452}. <br />~2} A lot or parcel of land in any district adjoining a street for which the <br />plannedright-of-way width and alignment has been determined, shall have a building setback <br />line equal to a distance of one-half the width established in section 9.0452} plus the yard <br />required in the district. <br />~3} The centerline of streets shall be either the officially surveyed centerline <br />or a centerline as on a precise plan. In the event of conflict between the two, the latter <br />described line shall prevail. In all other cases a line midway between properties abutting the <br />right-of-way shall be the centerline for the purposes of this ordinance. <br />Section 5. Based upon the findings set forth in Attachment A hereto, which are <br />Grdinance - 4 <br />