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Eugene shall not issue any of these other permits: 5.1 Until the City has issued, conducted a she haspection if necessary, and approved a requ/red Erosion Prevention permit, unless the City has determined an Erosion Prevention permit is not requked; or 5.2 If the property owner or appl/cant is in violation of an Erosion Prevention perm/t, or any conditions conta/ned therein. Notwithstanding the requirements in this subsection, the City Eng/neer may issue permits for construction ofPrivately-Engineered Publ/c Improvements in accordance with provisions in Chapter 7 ofth~ Code prior to the approval of the ErosfonPrevention permit. No construction actMties shall begin on the public improvements until the City approves the implemented erosion and sedimentation measures. 6. Completeness Check. At the time of application submittal, the City shall conduct a completeness check to determ/ne if the application meets all of the subrrdttal requkements. The City shall not accept the application until all requirements have been met. After the application has been accepted, the City may find after a more thorough review that the applicant submitted inadequate or /naccurate informatior~ In that case, the City may require that certain additional information be submitteck A complete application submittal includes: Completed and signed application form; 6.2 Fee; 6.3 Construction Site Management Plan prepared by a certified professional, except as provided/n subsections 7.3 and T4 of these rules. 7. Construction Site Management Plan. A Construction Site Management Plan (CSMP) must be subm/tted with an application for Individual Permits and for Umbrella Permits. The CSMP is necessary to identify potential water quality impacts associated with the proposed construction actMty and to ensure that appropriate and effective techniques and methods are urged to prevent and control erosion and sedimentation and other pollutants associated with construction activities. The CSMP shall be prepared by a Certified Professional, unless the development/s one single-family dwelling or one duplex dwelling. The CSMP shall outline the techniques and methods to be used to achieve the requ/red outcomes including specific B MP's for wet:weather conditions, describe conditions before and after development, and the proposed methods to prevent and control water quality impacts during and after construction. The Certified Professional, as part of the CSMP shall certify that ha his or her professional opinion, implementation of the CSMP will ensure compliance with R-6.645-D. 1. The City shall review the CSMP prior to issuance of an erosion prevention permit and may monitor the development thereafter for continued compliance. Administrative Rule - 14 C. \ I'EMP~03 ErostonPrev-2ao wpd