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CMO_Document_Number
20006
Document_Title
Ordinance establishing a Natural Resource Zoning Dist.; amending 9.015, 9.060, 9.268 & 9.690 of the EC; & adding 9.262, 9.264, 9.300, 9.301, 9.302, 9.303, 9.304, 9.305, 9.306 & 9.726 to that code.
Adopted_Date
4/24/1995
Approved Date
4/24/1995
CMO_Effective_Date
5/25/1995
Signer
Ruth B. Bascom
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applicant clearly demonstrates in writing that: <br />1. The provisions of thi s sub-district i n can junction <br />with other city regulations, and circumstances peculiar to the <br />property not sel f; i mposed by the applicant, would proh i bi t <br />any viable economic use of the property; or <br />2 . The .waterside protection area as set forth i n <br />9.2fi2~3} occupies mare than 33% of the area of a development <br />site. <br />~ c } Process . To determine the extent to which an exception <br />i s al l awed under this section, the planning director ar designee <br />shall consider the following steps in the order listed: <br />l . Where practical , relax other setbacks i n order to <br />accommodate buffer setbacks as specified in this subsection. <br />2. If no economically viable use is feasible under <br />~c}1., relax waterside protection sub-district requirements <br />applicable to riparian areas has defined i n this secti an} <br />outside buffer setback areas and require enhancement of <br />riparian vegetation within the buffer setback area. <br />3. I f no econami cal 1 y viable use i s feasible under <br />~c} 1. or ~c} 2. , reduce the buffer setback area to the minimum <br />extent necessary to accommodate development, and require <br />additional enhancement within the remaining buffer area, <br />consistent with natural resources special standards ~a} <br />through ~d} of section 9.305. <br />4. If no economically viable use is feasible under <br />~c} 1. , ~c} 2. or ~c}3. , al i ow alto-rati an of water features} to <br />the minimum extent necessary to accommodate development, but <br />require restoration and enhancement of the affected water <br />features via site plan approval based upon conformance with <br />natural resources special standards fib} through fit} of section <br />9.305. <br />~8} Review rocess. Except when the applicant ,can clearly show <br />that proposed development will not encroach into the waterside protection area, <br />all development proposed within the waterside protection sub-district shall be <br />reviewed i n accordance with the site plan review procedure outlined i n section <br />9.690. Site plan approval for development proposed within the waterside <br />protection sub-district shall be based upon conformance with the natural <br />resources special standards from section 9.305 specified with each use. <br />~9} Performance contract. Except when it can be clearly shown that <br />proposed development will not encroach into the waterside protection area, <br />performance contracts shall be required for uses within the waterside protection <br />sub-district that are subject to site review or candi ti onal use approval . For <br />uses subject to site review approval , performance contracts will be required i n <br />accordance with section 9.fi94. For uses subject to conditional use approval, <br />performance contracts will be required i n accordance with section 9.122. <br />Section 4 . Anew Section 9.264 i s added to the Eugene Cade, 191 ~ , to <br />provide: <br />9.264 Wetland Buffer Provisions. <br />(1) Purpose. The primary purpose of wetland buffers and setbacks <br />ordinance - 12 <br />
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