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Vehicle Use Area. Parking spaces, driveways, interior roadways, loading areas, and <br /> fleet vehicle storage areas. <br /> Vision Clearance Area. A triangular area within a lot immediately adjacent to the <br /> intersection of streets to provide a clear area for viewing approaching traffic for <br /> public safety purposes. For the intersection of 2 improved public rights -of -way, the <br /> vision clearance area is the triangular area of the lot at the intersection of two lot lines. <br /> At the intersection of a public street and a private street, the vision clearance area is <br /> the triangular area of the lot at the intersection of the lot line and each edge of the <br /> street. For all vision clearance areas, the apex is located at the intersection of the two <br /> legs, extended if necessary. The base of the triangle extends diagonally across the lot <br /> intersecting the two legs an equal distance from the apex. (See Figure 9.0500 Vision <br /> Clearance Area.) <br /> Wall Sign. Any sign painted upon or attached to the wall of a building which does <br /> not project more than 12 inches from the surface of a wall. Signs placed on or <br /> attached to a mansard roof are considered wall signs provided they do not project or <br /> extend above the roof line. <br /> Water Features. Permanent or intermittent bodies of water, including streams, <br /> ponds, rivers, lakes, drainage channels, open waterways and jurisdictional wetlands. <br /> Wetland. Any parcel or portion of a parcel which meets the state or federal <br /> definition of wetlands that are under the jurisdiction of state or federal laws. <br /> Synonymous with "jurisdictional wetland ". <br /> Wetland Boundary. Any mapped wetland boundary produced by methods <br /> consistent with state and federal law and policy and for which a concurrence has been <br /> made in writing by the applicable state or federal agencies. Synonymous with <br /> "accepted jurisdictional wetland boundary" and "jurisdictional wetland boundary". <br /> Wildlife Care Center. A place were rehabilitation of an injured, sick, or immature <br /> wild bird, mammal, amphibian, or reptile occurs to a condition where it is capable of <br /> being released into the wild or, if incapable of survival on its own, retained for <br /> educational purposes or transferred to an organization, educational institution, <br /> museum, publicly funded zoo or other facility as determined by the Oregon <br /> Department of fish and Wildlife. <br /> Wrecking Yard, Motor Vehicles and Building Materials. A premise used for the <br /> storage and dismantling of used motor vehicles, manufactured dwellings, recreational <br /> vehicles, machinery and/or building materials, or parts thereof. May also include sale <br /> of parts or materials. <br /> Ordinance - 41 <br />