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February 3, 2011 Page 9 Storm Water Service The subject property is not subject to storm water management standards because it contains an existing residence. Storm water currently flows from the subject property to a 48 -inch storm water system located within the adjacent River Road. The provision of this service will be unchanged by this zone change and the future maximum allowable intensity/ density of development will not exceed storm water system capacity. Transportation The property is adjacent to River Road. River Road is annexed to the city limits at this location but the jurisdiction transfer has not taken place. It is functionally classified as an Urban Principal .Arterial Road in the Lane County Transportation System Plan (TSP). River Road is a paved, 70- foot wide, 5 -lane road at this location, fully improved to urban standards and has a 100 -foot wide right -of -way. Per staff comments during a previous zone change to this property (Z -07 -009) there is no need for additional right-of-way. A Goal 12, Transportation Planning Rule (TPR), analysis is provided below, there is no significant change in traffic as a result of this zone change and adequate capacity exists in the transportation system to accommodate this proposed zone change and the future maximum allowable intensity/ density of development will not exceed transportation system capacity. Existing access to the subject property is from River Road. River Road is in Lane County's operational jurisdiction. The existing driveway is exempt from Lane County access management guidelines. However, an easement was recorded at the time of final plat 2009- -P2418 (Instrument No. 2009 - 071906) providing that the existing driveways to the subject parcel shall be relocated from River Road to the new internal street system that will be extended through Parcel 1 (Tax Lot 4601) at the time of development of adjacent Tax Lot 4601. River Road is currently under Lane County operational jurisdiction and will regulate access according to their access management guidelines. A portion of the existing driveway to the subject property is on the adjacent lot (Tax Lot 460 1) and the recorded final plat (PF -09 -026) provides a private access easement that prescribes rights and responsibilities between the adjacent properties for this encroachment. Solid Waste Management Laneapex and Sanipac provide service for this area of the City of Eugene. Adequate capacity is provided at regional disposal sites and at Short Mountain Landfill. The maximum allowable density will not significantly increase the load on the existing solid waste system. As such, the provision of solid waste management services to the project area will be orderly and efficient and the future maximum allowable intensity/ density of development will not exceed solid waste management system capacity. Actual solid wastes will decrease in the foreseeable future due to recycling efforts of the owners. Water service Eugene Water and Electric Board provides water service to the subject site. According to EWEB personnel, an existing 6 -inch cast iron water main on the east side of River Road currently provides water to the subject site and is appropriately sized to handle the proposed zone change. The provision of this service will be unchanged by this zone change and the future maximum allowable intensity/ density of development will not exceed water service system capacity. Proposed Brunner - Schmitz House Zone Change Application (Z 10 -12)