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Admin Orders
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4/14/2003
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58-03-06
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4/14/2003
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Kurt Corey
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ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 5 8- 0 3- 0 6 <br /> of the <br /> Executive Manager <br /> Public Works Department <br /> City of Eugene, Oregon <br /> <br /> APPROVING THE EUGENE STORMWATER BASIN <br /> MASTER PLANS. <br /> <br /> The Executive Manager of the Public Works Department of the City of Eugene finds <br />that: <br /> <br /> A~ Under the provisions of Chapter IV, Section 16 of the Eugene Charter of 2002, the <br />City Manager is designated as the administrative head of the City, and is specifically authorized to <br />appoint and remove all employees (except as otherwise provided in the Charter), and to enforce all <br />ordinances of the City. <br /> <br /> Pursuant to that authority, the former City Manager, James R. Johnson, and the <br />current City Manager pro tern, James R. Carlson have designated and/or affirmed my appointment <br />as Executive Manager of the City's Public Works Department. In such capacity I have the <br />responsibility for supervision of that department and its employees~ <br /> <br /> C~ The Eugene Stormwater Basin Master Plans (Basin Plans) have been developed to <br />replace the 1990 Otak Areawide Drainage Master Plans. The Basin Plans document the <br />comprehensive basin planning process and results, and provide guidance for the management of <br />stormwater throughout the study area. These plans describe a "multiple-objective" approach (i.e., <br />incorporating water quality, stormwater-related natural resources and flood control) to stormwater <br />management, and are to be used by City staff for background/contextual information, for <br />development of the City's biennial CIP, for contextual support for proposed development standards, <br />and for evaluating technical information about the stormwater system. However, the Basin Plans <br />will not be used in a manner that regulates conduct or activities of the public. <br /> <br /> D. The new' Basin Plans: <br /> <br /> Identify the major drainage basins and major subbasin delineations: <br /> <br /> Describe the study area characteristics (existing/build-out land use, impervious <br /> surface cover, slopes, topography, soil types, drainage features, etc.): <br /> <br /> Describe the flood control, water quality and stormwater-related natural resource <br /> problems and opportunities in each major basin: <br /> <br />Administrative Order - 1 <br />C \TEMP\03coreybas~n wpd(04/03/03) <br /> <br /> <br />
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