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SECTION 2 Study Area Characteristics <br />(South Flat Creek). Eight of the ten identified segments of Sites E61 and E69 are protected in <br />the form of the Water Resources Conservation Overlay Zone adopted by the City of Eugene and <br />Lane County, including setbacks ranging from 0 to 40 feet from top of high bank. Although not <br />hydrologically linked with the southern portion, the northern portion of Flat Creek extends from <br />Beltline Road and continues north where it exits the Metro Plan boundary near Beacon Drive. <br />Eventually the creek joins the Willamette River by way of Ingram Slough near the community of <br />Monroe. Unlike the Al Channel, Flat Creek is a natural drainage feature and is identified for <br />possible protection in the 1987 River Road Santa Clara Urban Facilities Plan (Environmental <br />Design Element), a refinement plan to the Eugene - Springfield Metro Plan. More recently, Flat <br />Creek is listed as a riparian resource site (refer to E59: Flat Creek) in the adopted 2007 Goal 5 <br />Water Resources Conservation Plan, also a refinement plan to the Metro Plan. Six of seven <br />identified segments of Site E59 are protected in the form of the Water Resources Conservation <br />Overlay Zone adopted by the City of Eugene and Lane County, including setbacks ranging from <br />0 to 20 feet from top of high bank. The condition and function of Flat Creek within the UGB <br />varies significantly with some segments relatively undisturbed and others significantly altered <br />due to urban development property owner impacts. <br />2.5.1.3 Spring Creek <br />Spring Creek is about two miles long (within the UGB) and flows south -to -north beginning just <br />north of Greenfield Avenue. It crosses River Road near Spring Creek Drive and continues north <br />where it eventually joins the Willamette River nearly 3 miles north of the UGB. The creek flows <br />through Awbrey Park and is adjacent to Spring Creek Elementary School serving both a <br />stormwater and open space function. The creek is bordered by riparian vegetation, predominately <br />Oregon ash and Bigleaf maple. Spring Creek is identified for possible protection in the 1987 <br />River Road Santa Clara Urban Facilities Plan (Environmental Design Element), a refinement <br />plan to the Eugene - Springfield Metro Plan. More recently, Spring Creek is listed as a riparian <br />resource site (refer to E58: Spring Creek) in the adopted 2007 Goal 5 Water Resources <br />Conservation Plan, also a refinement plan to the Metro Plan. Five of six identified segments of <br />Site E58 are protected in the form of the Water Resources Conservation Overlay Zone adopted <br />by the City of Eugene and Lane County, including setbacks ranging from 0 to 40 feet from top of <br />high bank. <br />2.5.1.4 Willamette Overflow <br />The Willamette Overflow, also referred to as the "East Santa Clara Waterway" is a two mile long <br />waterway located in the northeast portion of the basin and straddles the UGB. It has a relatively <br />high wildlife value and is one of a few vegetated sloughs identified for potential protection in the <br />River Road Santa Clara Urban Facilities Plan (Environmental Design Element), a refinement <br />plan to the Eugene - Springfield Metro Plan. More recently, it is listed as a riparian resource site <br />(refer to E57: East Santa Clara Waterway) in the adopted 2007 Goal 5 Water Resources <br />Conservation Plan, also a refinement plan to the Metro Plan. Two of four identified segments of <br />Site E57 are protected in the form of the Water Resources Conservation Overlay Zone adopted <br />by the City of Eugene and Lane County, including setbacks ranging from 20 to 40 feet from top <br />of high bank. <br />0:\25695978 Eugene RR -SC Final Basin P1an\Nlaster P1anTINAL 2- 2010\Master_Plan 3- 11- 10_FINAL_ Word _Version.doc 2-15 <br />
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