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will otherwise violate the conditions specified in R-6.645-D.l., then the City shall deny the permit, or approve the permit with special conditions. In the absence of such an affirmative finding, the City shall approve the permit, with or without special conditions. 9. Conditions. Every Erosion Prevention Permit shall include as conditions the outcomes set forth in R-6.645-D of these rules. 10. Permit Duration. An approved erosion prevention permit shall remain in effect for the full period of construction activity. The permit may be extended for a period of up to, but not to exceed, two years after completion of the construction activities if the City Manager determines the extension is necessary to ensure the construction activity has stabilized in accordance with the outcomes listed in these rules. 11. Appeal. An applicant may appeal (a) the denial of a permit, (b) any conditions imposed on a permit, or (c) the designation of a site as a sensitive area within the time and in the manner prescribed in section 2.021 of the Eugene Code, 1971. R-6.645-G Construction Site Control Measures and Design Standards. 1. Construction Site Practices. In addition to compliance with specific requirements contained in an approved permit, all permittees shall establish and implement construction site management practices that will prevent toxic materials and other debris from entering the City's storm drainage and waterway systems. The following construction site practices are prohibited and constitute a violation of these rules: 1.1 Improper storage of chemicals (pesticides, fertilizers, fuels, paints, thinners); 1.2 Improper disposal of construction waste material, garbage, rubbish, and sanitary waste, plaster, dry-wall, grout, gypsum; 1.3 Failure to immediately clean up spills of toxic materials; 1.4 Washing excess concrete material into a street, catch basin, or other public facility or a related natural resource; 1.5 Leaving stockpiles uncovered; or 1.6 Allowing cons~ruction vehicles to track or spill soil or debris into or onto a street or public right of way. 2. Prevention Measures and Design Standards. The City's Erosion Prevention and Construction Site Management Practices Manual may be utilized to obtain ideas as to how to achieve the outcomes mandated by R-6.645-D.l. These ideas include: 2.1 Keep vehicles on gravel or paved surfaces. 2.2 Surface stabilization measures (seeding, sodding, mulching, riprap); 2.3 Runoff control measures (temporary and permanent diversions, grassed- Erosion Prevention Administrative Rule R-6.645 - 19