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9.4970 9.4980 Oregon Administrative Rules pertaining to mapping of jurisdictional wetlands. The map must show all pertinent tax lot lines and rights- of-way boundaries. (b) Approval Criteria. 1. For allegations of error on the Goal 5 Water Resources Conservation Plan Map: at the time the city adopted the Goal 5 Water Resources Conservation Plan Map, that Map showed an incorrect location of the identified Goal 5 Water Resource Site. 2. For allegations of error on the Eugene Overlay Zone Map: . at the time the city applied the /WR Water Resources Conservation Overlay Zone to the subject lot(s), the city was incorrect in its determination that the lot(s) contained a Goal 5 Water Resource Site or a /WR Water Resources Conservation Area. (4) Amendment of the GoalS Water Resources Conservation Plan Map or the Eugene Overlay Zone Map. As a result of the Type I or Type II processes described above, if the city determines that there is an error in the Goal 5 Water Resources Conservation Plan Map or the Eugene Overlay Zone Map, the planning director shall issue an order amending the applicable map(s) to correct the error. IWR Water Resources Conservation Overlay Zone - State Wetland Notification. The city shall notify the Oregon Department of State Lands (DSL) concerning land use and building permit applications within wetland sites consistent with state law. IWR Water Resources Conservation Overlay Zone - Development Standards. The following standards apply only as specifically required by EC 9.4930(3) or EC 9.8030(21 ): (1) Enhancement. Where the /WR conservation area is reduced, or uses are approved within the /WR conservation area, the remaining /WR conservation area shall be enhanced consistent with this subsection and by removing non- native plant species and planting native plant species consistent with subsections (2) and (3) below. (a) All refuse, toxic materials and any fill that limits or decreases the capacity of the conservation setback area to filter pollutants from runoff th'at flows across the conservation setback area shall be removed (not including stormwater collected and discharged from impervious surfaces). (b) Where practicable, finished grades shall encourage sheet flow of runoff across conservation setback areas to maximize filtering and infiltration of precipitation and runoff within conservation setback areas (not including stormwater collected and discharged from impervious surfaces). (c) On sites where the slope within the conservation setback area exceeds 15 percent, measures (e.g., planting and contouring) shall be taken to slow the flow of runoff to the maximum extent practicable (not including stormwater collected and discharged from impervious surfaces). (d) Non-native plants shall be permanently removed to the maximum extent practicable and replaced with native plant species in accordance with subsection (3) below. (e) Except as required by EC 9.4980(2)(c), EC 9.4980(3)(d) and EC 9.4980(3)(e), site work to enhance the conservation setback area shall be Ordinance - 14