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SECTION 1 Introduction <br />Envision Eugene, Followed by Area Plan for River Road /Santa Clara <br />Envision Eugene is our community's process for determining the best way to accommodate <br />growth projected over the next 20 years. The Envision Eugene process began with abroad <br />spectrum of community input in 2010, followed by a draft proposal and technical analysis in <br />2011 and draft recommendations published in March 2012. The Envision Eugene process <br />established seven "pillars" which reflect the values of the community and serve as the foundation <br />from which the draft recommendation emerged. Recommendations include a proposed urban <br />growth boundary and strategies for accommodating growth. Under the pillar: "Protect, Repair <br />and Enhance Neighborhood Livability," Strategy 4 is to: "Create neighborhood plans to address <br />unique situations and impacts in different neighborhoods." Strategy 4b in particular is most <br />relevant to River Road /Santa Clara: <br />Complete area planning for the River Road and Santa Clara neighborhoods to address <br />impacts of increasing urbanization. Base future planning efforts on previous work done <br />under the River Road /Santa Clara Transition Project and Final Report, June 2006, and the <br />Santa Clara -River Road Outreach and Learning (SCRROL) project, 2012. Begin this <br />planning process immediately following local adoption of Envision Eugene. <br />On June 13, 2012, the Eugene City Council passed the following motion which reflects the <br />current status of the Envision Eugene process: <br />'Move to direct the City Manager to prepare, for a formal adoption process, planning <br />documents to establish a new Urban Growth Boundary based on recommendations in the <br />Technical Components Document (Attachment A), as revised, and that carry forward the <br />pillars and strategies [emphasis added] described in the Envision Eugene Draft <br />Proposal, March 14, 2012. " <br />In effect, this means that the community visioning and strategy refinement phases are complete, <br />and the formal adoption process and implementation work is underway. The adoption process <br />will include decision - making by the Eugene City Council and the Lane County Board of <br />Commissioners. Implementation of the area planning strategy for the River Road and Santa Clara <br />neighborhoods, to address impacts of increasing urbanization, will begin following adoption of <br />Envision Eugene. For additional information about Envision Eugene, including the seven pillars <br />and related strategies, how to get involved, and up -to -date status of the process, see City's web <br />page at www.envisioneugene.org. <br />Eugene's Municipal Stormwater Permit <br />Stormwater discharges from municipal stormwater systems are regulated under the federal Clean <br />Water Act via a permit program which, in Oregon, is administered by the Oregon Department of <br />Environmental Quality (DEQ). Eugene's National Pollution Discharge Elimination System <br />Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Permit (or "MS4 permit ") was first issued in 1994, which <br />prompted the City to adopt the comprehensive stormwater policy, CSWMP, described previously <br />in Section 1. Eugene's permit was issued under Phase I of the program, and is therefore called a <br />MS4 Phase I permit. The City's MS4 permit was re- issued in 2004, and again most recently in <br />December 2010. The goal of the MS4 permit program is to reduce stormwater pollution and <br />help improve the condition of the nation's water bodies. Eugene's permit is designed to reduce <br />N:ASTORMWATER \City of EugencARR_SC Stormwater Basin Plan\2012 Document \Master_ Plan _9- 18- 12_DR-AFT Word Version.doc 1 -4 <br />
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