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2/26/2001
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20224
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2/26/2001
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Sandra Stubbs
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9.2534 Natural Resource Special Standards} is required to minimize adverse impacts. <br />The provisions of this overlay zone are intended to implement policies in the Metro <br />Plan and refinement plans that call for protection of riparian vegetation, wetlands, <br />waterways, wildlife habitat, and surface and ground water quality. <br />9.4714 Applicability The /WP overlay zone applies to all property where /WP is indicated <br />on the Eugene overlay zone map. <br />(1) The provisions of the /WP overlay zone do not exempt a person or property <br />from state or federal laws and regulations that protect water quality, wetlands, or <br />other natural areas. <br />(2) In some cases, the /WP overlay zone may overlap with the NR zone or the f wB <br />overlay zone. In these cases, only one review process is required as follows: <br />(a) where the /WP overlay zone and the NR zone overlap, only the provisions <br />of the NR zone are applied. <br />(b) Where the /WP overlay zone and the IWB overlay zone overlap, only one <br />site plan review process is required. This review will address the <br />provisions of both zoning overlays. The IWB provisions shall be applied <br />to wetlands mapped and designated for protection in local plans and <br />policies. The /WP provisions shall be applied to any other water features <br />on the lot that are mapped and designated for protection in an adopted <br />plan, policy or inventory. <br />(3) Development within the waterside protection area shall be exempt from the <br />setback provisions of EC 9.4720 if all of the following exists: <br />(a) The specific development is to be constructed upon fill that is authorized <br />under an approved wetland fill permit from both the Oregon Division of <br />State Lands and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. <br />(b) The fill is consistent with the goals and policies of the West Eugene <br />Wetlands Plan including the designations on Map 3 of the Plan, or the <br />provisions of EC 6.650 through 6.670. <br />(c) The applicant provides written documentation from the permitting agency <br />that shows any mitigation requirements specified in the permits have been <br />substantially satisfied. <br />9.4715 [WP Waterside Protection overlay ,Zone Siting Requirements The IWP overlay <br />zone may be applied to streams, rivers, channels, ponds and other water features and <br />adjacent areas that meet the approval criteria of EC 9.8865 and that are specified for <br />protection in an adopted plan, as described in EC 9.4720. <br />9.4724 waterside Protection Areas /WP areas consist of 3 component areas: the area <br />within the channel banks, the setback area, or any riparian area that extends landward <br />beyond the setback (defined below). Areas developed prior to May 24, 1995, are <br />excluded from /WP areas. For purposes of this section, development means buildings <br />or other substantial structures, including paved parking areas. For purposes of this <br />Ordinance - 165 <br />
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