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water level for all years for which data is available. Buffer setback distances measured from the line of ordinary high water are as follows: Minimum Buffer Setbacks from ordinary High water Water feature Buffer setback Perennial, within f to odway 75 feet Perennial, outside floodway 50 feet Intermittent or seasonal 25 feet (3) Contiguous riparian areas which extend landward from the water feature beyond the buffer setback area, as defined in this overlay zone. (a) Riparian habitat, riparian area. Lands adjacent to water features which contain primarily native vegetation including species that typically grow in wet areas (wet area species). For purposes of this land use code "wet area species" are those species listed as "facultative," "facultative wetland," or "obligate wetland" species in the most recent U.S. Fish and wildlife Service "list of plant species that occur in wetlands" for the Eugene area. Where large forested areas adjoin a water feature, only that portion which - contains wet area species is considered riparian. (b) The city shall maintain maps of regulated riparian areas, and make them available to the public. These maps will be used to identify the extent of the riparian area unless the applicant can demonstrate through detailed inventory information (including maps showing the location and species of vegetation growing in the disputed area) that the city's maps are in error. 9.4730 /WP Waterside Protection Overlav zone Land Use and Permit Requirements. Within the /WP overlay zone there are 2 categories of uses: those allowed by the base zone or special area zone outside of the /WP area, and a more restrictive list of uses allowed within the /WP area. (1) outside the /WP Area. The uses permitted in this overlay zone are the same as those permitted in the base zone or special area zone. (2) Within the AW Area. Except as provided in EC 9.4740 Prohibited Practices, the following uses are permitted within the /WP area: (a) Removal of refuse and any fill that is in violation of local, state or federal regulations. Removal of fill must be consistent with State of Oregon Removal -Fill regulations. (b) Removal of non-native or invasive plant species included on a list approved by the planning director and kept on file at the city. (c) Planting or replanting with native plants included on a list approved by the planning director- and kept on file at the city. (d) Construction of channel maintenance access roads or pathways and channel maintenance practices used to maintain stormwater conveyance and flood control capacity as required by local policies, state and federal regulations, and intergovernmental agreements. Ordinance - 167