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the /WB overlay zone there are 2 categories of uses: those allowed by the base zone or special area zone outside of the /WB area, and a more restrictive list of uses allowed within the /WB area. (1) outside /WB Areas. The uses permitted in this overlay zone are the same as those permitted in the base zone or special area zone. (2) within /WB Areas: (a) Uses permitted_outr ht . The following uses are permitted within /WB areas, subject to the provisions in EC 9.4840 Prohibited Practices 1. 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. 2. Removal of non - native or invasive plant species included on a list approved by the planning director and kept on file at the city. 3. Replanting with native plant species included on a list approved by the planning director and kept on file at the city. 4. Channel maintenance to maintain stormwater conveyance and flood control capacity as required by local policies, state and federal regulations, and intergovernmental agreements. 5. Maintenance of existing utility facilities and easements to maintain access and promote safety, as required by local policies, state and federal regulations, and intergovernmental agreements. (b) Uses permitted sub, ect to site review The uses listed in this subsection are permitted within areas, subject to the provisions in EC 9.4840 Prohibited Practices, and site review approval based on compliance with the EC 9.2530 Natural Resource Special Standards listed with each use. Where required, site review approval shall be secured prior to submission of an application for a development permit for development within the /WB overlay zone. Uses permitted within /WB areas subject to site review are: 1. wetland or riparian area enhancement, restoration or creation activities that are consistent with adopted plans and policies, including: a. Construction of stormwater quality treatment facilities that do not include adding impervious surfaces, and that use biofiltration methods, such as shallow grassy swales, constructed wetlands, or ponds. Subject to EC 9.2530 Natural Resource Special Standards (2) through (9). b. Impervious surfaces or topographic changes. Subject to EC 9.2530 Natural Resource Special Standards (2) through (9). 2. Construction of trails and pathways, boardwalks, viewing platforms, interpretive information kiosks and trail signs. Subject to EC 9.2530 Natural Resource Special Standards (2) through (13) and (15) through (18). Ordinance - 173