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In order to make this multi- objective program a reality, the City Council authorized an "impervious surface user fee" for all <br /> residences and businesses in Eugene beginning . This fee, which will be billed according to the number of square <br /> _ of impervious surface owned by the home or business was instituted to finance the additional efforts that will be required <br /> to manage water drainage into the next century, protect the quality of the waterways that receive this drainage, and preserve <br /> impacted natural resources that are important resources in their own right but that also can be tapped for their integral flood <br /> drainage and water quality enhancement capabilities. The "impervious surface user fee" is expected to generate $ <br /> a year. These funds in addition to the $ generated annually in the past will finance the comprehensive <br /> stormwater /wetland service. <br /> LONG TERM SERVICE GOALS <br /> Several master plans advp efl by the Eugene City Council guide the delivery of storm drainage, surface water q a nd <br /> wetland services. These plans, listed at the end of this workplan, have been reviewed in order to identify overarching goals <br /> to guide the delivery of the city's integrated stormwater/wetland service into the next century. These goals are intended to <br /> bridge the various plans and provide the framework for the FY 95 service workplan that follows. The goals are listed below <br /> along with measures the Service Team will use in FY 95 to evaluate the service as a whole. <br /> � � • Section/ Section/ <br /> GOAL s�r..et�r�ness, seion/ seion! <br /> Efficiency, or Customer Work Unit Work Unit <br /> Satisfaction Target Lead Assist <br /> GOAL #1: Meet the : Engl f Maint / J <br /> drainage needs of # of incid of reported: i a equate drainage ? EngJ f. Maint J 1! <br /> the community , . d teedt - ,r... �--- *- None EngJ / Mamt / /_ <br /> • •• I • to • # of damage claim due to flooding None EngJ ! Marnt / /_ <br /> -ui - 'e Amount of property damage due to flooOQQ� ?? None Eng/ / _ M / / ,_: <br /> Maintain or improve the FEMA insurance rating from the U.S. Corps of Engineers ' — 0 t <br /> Pass the Corps of Engineers inspection of the Amazon Chanriel. -- O <br /> No enforcement activity against the City by the Corps of Engineers. o \<:- <br /> GOAL #2: Maximize Assess biodiversity & bioquality of habitat* 6130195 Maint! ' <br /> natural resources <br /> related to the storm - <br /> water syste •f.ar <br /> �� ��,_ .•; .wed .�. <br /> q •• me •- •) <br /> V .. , ( ' . .. .... .. . .. . ..... . <br /> FY 95 Measures related to meeting federal /state standards: <br /> Obtain approval of the West Eugene Wetlands Plan by the <br /> Council adoption of the Natural Resources Functional Plan. <br /> Compliance with the Endangered Species Act on a project by project basis. <br /> No enforcement activity against the City by <br /> GOAL #3: Protect Industries required to have permits have them. 100% l Atlml / _ W . <br /> surface water quality % of streams that meet ambient water standards 100% WW ! Adm1 1 <br /> from the negative Number and quantity of improper/illicit discharges O/ t _ t : <br /> > > ; _ . ,,,, . A 1.... <br /> 9 <br /> y) affects of the urban of incidences of di du to poor surfac 0 1NW 1 All <br /> environment ; - :' %', water quality <br /> \ � mi fe• " fi e <br /> re., �'- en...) <br /> FY 95 Measures related to meeting federal/state standards: <br /> NPDES Permit annual compliance report accepted. (Note: NPDES Permit subject to renewal in FY 2000.) <br /> No exceedance of state waster quality standards. <br /> No enforcement activity against the City by the State DEQ or USEPA. : <br /> (a :jvc :pw3 :overgoal)07 /21/94 S <br /> • <br />