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outcomes set forth in R- 6.645 -D of these rules. <br /> 10. Permit Duration. An approved erosion prevention permit shall remain in effect for <br /> the full period of construction activity. The permit may be extended for a period of up to, but not <br /> to exceed, two years after completion of the construction activities if the City Manager determines <br /> the extension is necessary to ensure the construction activity has stabilized in accordance with the <br /> outcomes listed in these rules. <br /> 11. Appeal. An applicant may appeal (a) the denial of a permit, (b) any conditions <br /> imposed on a permit, or (c) the designation of a site as a sensitive area within the time and in the <br /> manner prescribed in section 2.021 of the Eugene Code, 1971. <br /> R- 6.645 -G Construction Site Control Measures and Design Standards. <br /> 1. Construction Site Practices. In addition to compliance with specific requirements <br /> contained in an approved permit, all permittees shall establish and implement construction site <br /> management practices that will prevent toxic materials and other debris from entering the City's <br /> storm drainage and waterway systems. The following construction site practices are prohibited and <br /> constitute a violation of these rules: <br /> 1.1 Improper storage of chemicals (pesticides, fertilizers, fuels, paints, thinners); <br /> 1.2 Improper disposal of construction waste material, garbage, rubbish, and <br /> sanitary waste, plaster, dry-wall, grout, gypsum; <br /> 1.3 Failure to immediately clean up spills of toxic materials; <br /> 1.4 Washing excess concrete material into a street, catch basin, or other public <br /> facility or a related natural resource; <br /> 1.5 Leaving stockpiles uncovered; or <br /> 1.6 Allowing construction vehicles to track or spill soil or debris into or onto a <br /> street or public right of way. <br /> 2. Prevention Measures and Design Standards. The City's Erosion Prevention and <br /> Construction Site Management Practices Manual may be utilized to obtain ideas as to how to achieve <br /> the outcomes mandated by R- 6.645 -D.1. These ideas include: <br /> 2.1 Keep vehicles on gravel or paved surfaces. <br /> 2.2 Surface stabilization measures (seeding, sodding, mulching, riprap); <br /> 2.3 Runoff control measures (temporary and permanent diversions, grassed - <br /> swales, slope drains, riprap channels); <br /> 2.4 Outlet protection measures (energy spreaders /dissipaters); <br /> 2.5 Inlet protection measures (fabric -sod type protectors); <br /> 2.6 Sediment trap measures (basins, fences, rock dams); <br /> • <br /> Proposed Erosion Prevention Administrative Rule R -6.645 - 13 9/16/96 <br />
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