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body, the line of ordinary high water is the line on the bank <br />or shore to which seasonal high water rises annually. <br />Identified in the field by physical characteristics that <br />include one or more of the following: (a) a clear, natural <br />line impressed on the bank, (b) changes in the characteristics <br />of soil. (c) the presence of water-borne litter and debris. <br />(d) destruction of terrestrial vegetation. If reliable water <br />level data are available for three or more consecutive <br />previous years, the line of ordinary high water can be <br />considered the mean of the highest water level for all years <br />for which data is available. Buffer setback distances <br />measured from the line of ordinary high water are as follows: <br />MINIMUM BUFFER SETBACKS FROM ORDINARY HIGH WATER LINE <br />Water Feature <br />Buffer Sā€ž,-t~back <br />Perennial, within floodway 75 feet <br />Perennial, outside floodway 50 feet <br />Intermittent or seasonal 25 feet <br />Section 2. Subsection (3) of Section 9.264 of the Eugene Code, 1971, is <br />amended to provide: <br />9.264 W te, a ~. signs. <br />1 n ,,.Buff~,r Pr~vi <br />~3~ W t,~ā€ž~ ~ bu,ffer.,,~~,reas . Wetland buffer areas shall consist of <br />the area between the jurisdictional wetland boundary accepted by the Oregon <br />Division of State Land and the U . S . Army Corps of Engineers and the wetland <br />buffer setback 1 i ne as specified i n this subsection . Standard wetland buffer <br />setback distances are determined by the vat ue category of the adjacent wetland, <br />and whether ar not the buffer setback area i s enhanced . Wetland va 1 ue categories <br />are defined according to the criteria contained i n the West Eugene Wet1 ands P1 an . <br />Areas developed prior to adoption of this section of the code are excluded from <br />wet1 and buffer areas . For purposes of this subsection , development means <br />bui 1 di ngs and other substantial structures , i nc1 udi ng paved or gravel parking <br />areas . For the purposes of this subsection, fences and 1 andscapi ng are not <br />sufficient to warrant exclusion of developed areas as described above. <br />i n The City Recorder, at the request of , or with the concurrence <br />Ordinance - 2 <br />