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reduce other setbacks and landscape requirements contained in this land use code on properties where wetland buffer setbacks are required. (4) Applicable Standards. All construction, vegetation removal and earth moving that takes place inside standard /WB setback areas as approved through this exception process shall conform to EC 9.2530 Natural Resource Special Standards (2) through (19). 9.4850 1WB Miscellaneous Provisions. (1) Type I buffer setbacks that are not enhanced by the owner or developer maybe enhanced in cooperation with the owner(s) by government or other non -profit agencies or organizations as part of demonstration projects, habitat management or other programs that are consistent with adopted plans or policies. (2) To the extent practicable, density transfers shall be used to offset restrictions on building within buffer setback areas in residential zones. A density transfer is an allowance within a given parcel or development site under one ownership to increase the density beyond the normal code limits, in compensation for a reduction elsewhere on the site required or caused by local regulations. Special Development Standards for Certain Uses 9.5000 Purpose and Applicability In addition to other development standards in this land use code, sections 9.5050 through 9.5850 contain special development standards for certain uses. Except as otherwise provided in sections 9.5050 through 9.5850, where the Land Uses and Permit Requirements Table for the applicable zone indicates that the use is (S) "permitted, subject to zone verification and the Special Development Standards for Certain Uses beginning at EC 9.5000," consistency with these standards is required in order to establish the subject use. In the event of a conflict between the general development standards and the special development standards, the provisions of the special development standards control. 9.5050 Amateur Radio Antenna Structure Standards (1) The maximum permitted height is 70 feet measured from the ground directly below the structure's base, unless a variance is approved. (2) The minimum setback from all property lines to the structure's base is at least 1 foot for every 3 feet of height, unless a variance is approved. (For example, an antenna structure 70 feet in height would need to be set back a minimum of 23 feet from all adjacent property lines.) This standard shall not apply to antenna structures that extend a maximum of 18 feet above the height of the main house or building, whether the antenna structure is attached to it or freestanding. (3) Parts and assembly shall be in compliance with the manufacturer's specifications or those of an engineer licensed by the State of Oregon. (4) The antenna structure shall be adequately grounded as required by specialty Ordinance - 176