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4:Department of Environmental Quality LAND USE COMPATIBILITY STATEMENT (LUGS) z WHAT IS A LUGS? e Land Use Compatibility Statement is the process used by the DEQ to determine whether DEQ l t, permits and other appr vals affecting land use are consistent with local government comprehensive plans. ~'s WHY IS A LUGS RE UIRED? Oregon law requires state agency activities that impact land use be consistent with local ~ co~prehensive plans. EQ Oregon Administrative Rules (OAR) Chapter 340, Division 18 identifies agency activities or programs that significantly affect d use and must have a process for determining local plan consistency. Slate of Oregon Deparhnent of WHEN IS A LUGS QUIRED? A LUGS is required for nearly all DEQ permits and certain approvals of plans or related Environmental activities that affect lan use. These permits and activities are listed on p. 2 of this form. A single LUGS can be used if more than l~uahty one DEQ petmit/approv 1 is being applied for concurrently. A permit modification quires a LUGS when any of the following applies: I . Physical exp sion on the property or proposed use of additional land; 2. A significant ncrease in discharges to water; 3. A relocation f an outfall outside of the source property; or 4. Any physical hange or change of operation of an air pollutant source that results in a net significant emission rate increase as defined in O R 340-200-0020. A hermit renewal requi a LUGS if one has not previously been submitted, or if any of the above modification factors apply. H(DW TO COMPLET A LUGS: Std Who Does It What Happens I' Applicant Completes Section 1 of the LUGS and submits it to the appropriate city or county planning office. 2' City or County Completes Section 2 of the LUGS by determining if the activity or use meets all local planning requirements, and Planning Office returns to the applicant the signed and dated LUGS form with findings of fact for any local reviews or necessary planning approvals. 3, Applicant Includes the completed LUGS with Endings of fact with the DEQ permit or approval submittal application to the DE . W>}iERE TO GET HE P: For questions about the LUGS process, contact the DEQ staffresponsiblefnr processing the permit/approval. Headquarters and region staff may be reached using DEQ's toll-free telephone number 1-800-452-4011. For general questions, please contact bEQ land use staff listed at: www.deq.state.or.us/pubslpermithandbook/7ucs.htm. CULTURAL RESOUR ES PROTECTION LAWS: Applicants involved inground-disturbing activities should be aware offederal and 9taGe cultural resources rotection laws. ORS 358.920 prohibits the excavation, injury, destruction, or alteration of an archeological site or pbj~ct, or removal of ar eological objects from public and private lands without an archeological permit issued by the State Historic Preservation Office. /6 SC 470 Section 106 National Historic Preservation Act o 1966 requires a federal agency, prior to any undertaking, to take into account the effect of the undertaking that is included on or eligible for inclusion in the National Register. For fttrt'her information, con ct the State Historic Preservation Office at 503-378-4/68, extension 232. ' ~ SECTION`i-- TO BE CUIIIPLFTED I3I` APPLICANT A. Applicant Name: Cit of Eu ene B. Project Name: Tonawanda Wastewater Pump Station Contact Name: Chuc Mueller Physical Address: 1799 Lorane HWY 11~ailing Address: 24 E. Broadwa City, State, Zip: Eugene ,OR. 97401 (~'ity, State, Zip: Eu e Or. 97401 Tax Lot No.: ~ S~'2'~ Telephone: 541 682 5295 Township: 18s Range: 04w Section: 12 Tax Account No.: Latitude: 44° 1' S"n Longitude: 123° 7' 10"w For latitude/longitude, use the DEQ Location Finder at http://degll.deg.state.or.us/website/findloc. C. Describe the type of usiness or facility and services or products provided: unici al wastewater um station