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Site Review Criteria -- A roved b Cit Council 1. Compatibility with the residential surroundings. Provide a 3~ foot setback from Wilbur Avenue, from the top of the bank of the drainage channel to the south and from any adjacent residential proper~es including those designated for future industrial use. Site obscuring vegetation shall be planted and maintained within the setback area and a site obscuring fence or wall shall be installed along the 3~ foot set back line. 2. Signs and illumination in scale and harmony with the adjacent uses. Lighting sha11 not be intrusive into the adjacent residential areas. 3. Safe and efficient ingress and egress. A traffic study will be required at the expense of the property owner. The traffic study will consider the feasibility of providing temporary, secondary emergency access thru the Jerry's site to the Wilbur Avenue residential area. Review of the transportation study and review and approval of site plans for any new or expanding industrial use by the State Hwy Division and City of Eugene Transportation Division wi11 be required. If the transporta~,on study identifies the need for public improvements such as to the TheonalHwy 99 intersection, the property owner will be required to participate in the cost of the improvements. 4. Every effort shall be made to reduce traffic conges~on along Hwy 99 and improve the safety of the Hwy 99 and Theona Drive intersec~on. Consideration shall be given to - -~ elimination or reduction of direct access on to Hwy 99. 5. No access to industrial property shall be allowed from Wilbur Avenue. 6. No parking by employees or customers of industrial uses shall be allowed on Wilbur Avenue. 7. Efficient, workable, and safe interrelationships among buildings, parking, trafric circulation including car, bicycle and pedestrian traffic, and landscaped areas, as well as related activities and uses. 8. No relocation or expansion of the on-site sewage disposal system shall occur. Connec~on to the public sanitary sewer system shall be required. 9. A storm water management plan will be required at the expense of the property owner to determine the most effec~ve manner of dealing with stormwater on-site consistent with applicable federal, state and local regulations. Adopted by City Council 2114194