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or removing pollutants already in the water. <br /> (C) Improving the natural character by encouraging and allowing natural vegetation <br /> to grow in natural patterns according to soil and water conditions. <br /> (D) Removing litter, refuse and unnatural fill. <br /> (E) Improving the capacity of the area to contain, detain or filter stormwater runoff. <br /> Equipment, Heavy. Any piece of equipment weighing 1 ton or more. <br /> Eugene Zoning Map. The official zoning map for the City of Eugene. The Eugene <br /> Zoning Map may also include overlay zones. <br /> Evidence. Facts, documents, data, or other information offered to demonstrate <br /> compliance or noncompliance with the standards believed by the proponent to be <br /> relevant to the decision. <br /> Family. A person living alone, or any of the following groups living together as a <br /> single nonprofit housekeeping unit and sharing common living, sleeping, cooking and <br /> eating facilities: <br /> (A) Any number of persons related by blood, marriage, adoption, guardianship or <br /> other duly - authorized custodial relationship; <br /> (B) A maximum of 5 unrelated persons; <br /> (C) Two unrelated persons and any parents or children related to either. <br /> Flag. The official flag or banner of any governmental entity. <br /> Flag Lot. A lot with less frontage on a public street than is generally required by this <br /> land use code and where that frontage serves primarily as a vehicular access corridor. <br /> The "flag pole" of a flag lot is the access corridor to the "flag portion" of the lot. The <br /> "flag portion" of the flag lot is located behind a lot that has the generally required <br /> street frontage. (See Figure 9.2775(2) Residential Flag Lot Description.) <br /> Flashing Sign. A sign or sign structure where some part of the display is provided by <br /> light- emitting elements which abruptly change color or intensity of illumination, <br /> including intermittent periods of illumination and non - illumination, or where the <br /> effect of flashing is achieved through mechanical means, including rotation. <br /> Flood, or Flooding. As used in sections 9.6705 to 9.6709, a general and temporary <br /> condition of partial or complete inundation of normally dry land areas from: <br /> (A) The overflow of inland or tidal waters or <br /> (B) The unusual and rapid accumulation of runoff of surface waters from any <br /> source. <br /> Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM). As used in sections 9.6705 to 9.6709, the <br /> Ordinance - 17 <br />