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7.2.7 Vegetation specifications for temporary and permanent stabilization; <br /> 7.2.8 Construction schedule, including the implementation of construction <br /> site management practices and expected time period of land disturbing activities; <br /> 7.2.9 Manner of storage and disposal of materials (e.g., sand, lumber, <br /> insulation, paints, thinners, fertilizers, fuels); <br /> 7.2.10 Temporazy and permanent storm drainage facilities; <br /> 7.2.11 Measures to be undertaken to minimize the extent of exposed soils; <br /> 7.2.12 Areas where construction vehicles' wheels will be washed; and <br /> 7.2.13 Methods and places for concrete-wash disposal; <br /> 7.2.14 Disturbed areas and other azeas that aze physically protected from <br /> potential disturbance, such as fencing. <br /> 7.3 Template. If the proposed construction is for one single family dwelling, or <br /> one duplex dwelling, the property owner need not utilize the services of a certified <br /> professional in the preparation of the Plan. A template plan may be submitted to satisfy <br /> requirements for the single family dwelling and duplex construction activities. <br /> 7.4 Annual Permit. If the proposed construction activity qualifies for an annual <br /> permit, prepazation of a construction site management plan is not necessazy. In lieu of a <br /> construction site management plan, the applicant shall submit the following information as <br /> part of the application submittal: <br /> 7.4.1 Description of the scope of work and types of construction activities <br /> to be performed; and <br /> 7.4.2 Description of the erosion, sedimentation, and construction site <br /> management practices to be employed during construction activities for meeting the <br /> requirements of the $ugene Code, 1971 and these Rules. <br /> 7.5 AvailabilitX. The approved Construction Site Management Plan and <br /> Template shall be kept at the construction site and be available during on-site inspections. <br /> 8. Review Criteria and Approval. "The City shall review the Erosion Prevention <br /> Permit application, including the Construction Site Management Plan, and such other documents as <br /> may be submitted, and approve, approve with special conditions, or deny the permit application. If <br /> the City finds that the construction related activities will result in visible or measurable erosion, or <br /> <br /> Erosion Prevention Administrative Rule R-6.645 - 18 <br /> <br />