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.~i <br /> I~ <br /> i <br /> convened afourteen-member Stormwater Department Advisory Committee (DAC) to provide <br /> feedback to Eugene Public Works on the results of the Stormwater Basin Planning efforts. The 1999 <br /> DAC met from February 1999 through June 2000. The result of this long-term planning effort was <br /> called the proposed `'stormwater management strateg}~," and included a capital project list, waterv~~av <br /> protection measures and stonnwater development standards. The 1999 DAC approved, with some <br /> modification, city staff s proposed stormwater management strategy. This stormwater management <br /> strategy served as the starting point for the Water Quality Implementation DAC Subcommittee (the <br /> 200 DAC). <br /> City staff conducted broader public outreach from October 2000 through May 2001 on the proposed <br /> stormwater management strategy (i. e., capital projects list and proposed stormwater development <br /> standards) to receive further community feedback. This outreach included presentations to 10 <br /> ~ neighborhood groups, as well as the Neighborhood Leaders Council, Long Tom Watershed Council, <br /> League of Women Voters, American Society of Landscape Architects and Oregon Landscape <br /> Contractors. <br /> The 200 DAC was initiated in August 200. The membership of the 200> DAC included <br /> representatives of special interests (Chamber of Commerce, Lane County Home Builders' <br /> Association, Citizens for Public Accountability); technical expertise in architecture, engineering, site <br /> design, land use and the environment; and a neighborhood representative. The Committee met six <br /> times between August and November ?005 to revie«- and provide input on the draft Stormwater <br /> Development Standards ordinance (August S, August 25, October October October ~ 1 and <br /> November 10). <br /> j Chi Ma}° 1~, 2006, a public hearing will be held. Department of Land C.onser<~ation and <br /> Development notice, notice to interested parties and ne~~spaper publication will be provided for that <br /> hearing. <br /> The process for adopting this administrative order complies with Goal 1 because it complies with, <br /> and surpasses. the requirements of the State's citizen involvement provisions. <br /> ~ Goal -Land Use Planning. Try establish a lat2d use platznin~ process ~md policl~_trarneti~~orh as u <br /> i basis for all decisions and czetiotis related to zrse of land and to assure arr culeguate factual base for <br /> C such decisions acid actions. <br /> The record shows that there is an adequate factual base for the adoption ofthis administrative order. <br /> Goal 2 requires that plans be coordinated with the plans of affected governmental twits and that <br /> ~ opportunities be provided for rep-~ie`v and comment by affected governmental units. The Goal <br /> coordination requirement is met when the City enUages in an exchange. or in~~ites such an exchange. <br /> ~ between the City and an~.~ affected governmental unit and when the Cite uses tine inlonnation <br /> <br /> I obtained in the exchange to balance the needs of the citizens. This administrative order does not <br /> fi~hibrt A to ydrrnmstranve Order No. ~ of 10 <br /> FmdmRs of C onststenc~ <br /> i J ,r main~n(~(~~1~~U__3~U(~?: "u(18 DOS <br /> <br />