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Failure to revegetate or otherwise stabilize 25 -50% of required 10 <br /> area <br /> Failure to revegetate or otherwise stabilize 50 -75% of required 15 <br /> area <br /> Failure to revegetate or otherwise stabilize 75 -100% of 25 <br /> required area <br /> Failure to stabilize steep slope (25% or more) 10 <br /> Failure to stabilize moderate slope (10% to 24 %) 5 <br /> Failure to adhere to or implement condition results in damage 20 <br /> that the condition was designed to prevent (e.g. failure to put <br /> protective fencing results in large equipment damaging <br /> preservation tree) <br /> Failure to adhere to or implement condition had minimal 5 <br /> impact <br /> Failure to adhere or implement condition impacts riparian, 15 <br /> sensitive area, or conservation area <br /> Violation of notice or procedural requirements - zero or very 5 <br /> minimal work has begun in violation of the notice or <br /> procedural requirements has begun <br /> Violation of notice or procedural requirements - moderate to 10 <br /> major work has begun in violation of the notice or procedural <br /> requirements has begun <br /> R 6.305 - J APPEAL. <br /> 1. Any person who is denied a permit, or is granted a permit with conditions, or a <br /> responsible person to whom a Notice of Violation or a Notice of Imposition of an Administrative <br /> Civil Penalty is issued, may appeal the denial, imposition of conditions, Notice of Violation, or Civil <br /> Penalty, by filing a written notice of appeal with the City Manager within 15 days of the date of <br /> denial or the date of issuance of the permit with conditions, or date of issuance of the Notice. The <br /> appeal shall be accompanied by the fee established by the City Manager pursuant to Section 2.020 of <br /> the Eugene Code, 1971. <br /> Administrative Order - 13 r: \adminord \rule \OOtreerem2ao.wpd(03 /14/00) <br />