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material impacts are occurring and the cause of impact is directly related to a construction activity from a separate parcel. Annual landscape activities. Activities necessary to maintain the health and function of developed landscaped areas, including but not limited to: tilling, sodding, mowing, aerating, and pruning. Certified professional. A person who holds an Oregon license in one of the following professions: engineer, architect, landscape architect, or is in a similar profession as determined by the City Manager; or a person who is certified as a geologist or as a professional in erosion and sedimentation control by the International Erosion Control Association, or any other similar organization, or by the City, as determined by the City Manager. City Manager. The City Manager of the City of Eugene, or the Manager's designee. Construction activity. An activity used in the process of developing, redeveloping, enhancing, or maintaining land, including but not limited to: land disturbance, building construction, paving and surfacing, storage and disposal of construction related materials. Construction footprint. That area of a parcel where disturbance to vegetation and landform is necessary for the construction of buildings, parking lots, walkways, landscaping, utilities, and for staging of construction equipment and other similar uses associated with construction activities. Construction related materials. Potential water quality pollutants that are used or created during construction activities including, but not limited to; off-site deposits of sediments by vehicles (e.g. tracking, spilling); building material wastes (e.g.. scrap metals, rubber, plastic, glass, masonry, wood; paints and thinners; packaging materials; insulation, plaster grout); hazardous substances (e.g. cleaning solvents; chemical additives; concrete curing compounds; acids for cleaning masonry surfaces; paints, thinners); and concrete washout. Construction Site Management Plan. A set of maps, data, drawings, and narrative that describes expected runoff from new construction sites and establishes measures to be taken for preventing erosion, sediments, and other pollutants from construction related activities. Designated buffer. An area established by the Eugene Code, 1971, including but not limited to sections 9.262(3)(b) and 9.264(3), that separates a protected natural resource site, such as a wetland or water feature, from a conflicting use, or its designated buffer area. Dewatering. The removal and disposal of surface water or groundwater for purposes Erosion Prevention Administrative Rule R-6.645 - 8