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• 'Type 11-Local Public Review . • • Does not fu lly comply with WEWSAS, such as a minor variance to a protection measure standard • (i.e., buffer width): • . Involves amendment of wetland boundary where subsequent scientific data clearly refutes the location, size or shape of the original, adopted boundary. Type III -Local, State, Federal Public Review ~ , Involves amendment of a wetland site from protection oriestoration status to development status. • Involves amendments to policies and standards of WEWSAS. • Does not utilize mitigation bank or on-site mitigation option. • • .Involves amendment of wetland boundary when there is unresolvable conflict between existing boundary data and subsequent data. ~ . • Involves amendment of wetland boundary map to include a new site.. . Involves development of a site with rare, threatened or endangered plant or animal species. 4.2 Develop and adopt a Comprehensive Wetland Mitigation Program. Details of the program are included in Appendix E. ~ • , ' 4.3 Develop wetland mitigation provisions that require a wetland irripact permit and mitigation plan to be approved and obtained from the responsible regulatory agencies prior to any activity that may further degrade, wetland. resources, including drainage rnodifications, landform alter- • ations, storage of materials, vegetation removal acid construction related activities. 4.4 Seek funding from the Army Corps of )engineers to work with the Soil Conservation Service to determine the feasibility of restoring 'the hydrologic regime of Assessment Area "B" (see SRI . ~ Wetland Map in the WEWSAS Technical Report and sites with ``B" prefix on Map 3) by . modifying the design of the AmazonCreek, A-3 and A Channels to provide for the hydrologic requirements of the various wetland habitats; flood control and water quality~enhancement facilities: 4.5 Establish a local wetland. assistance team. to provide technical assistance to the public. 4.6 ~ Require a preapplication conference with the wetland assistance team to provide an informs- . tion exchange concerning the objectives of the applicant and the requirements of the wetland . provisions. ~ ~ . 4:7 Monitor ground water elevations along Amazon Creek, A Channel, Willow Creek, and the A- • 3 Channel and match hydrologic requirements of mitigation projects with the findings of the monitoring system. 4.8 Develop a permit processing system in which the level of review. is matched with the proposed magnitude of wetland impact and degree of consistency with the goals, policies anti- standards of WEWSAS. .Page 5 - Appendix B MOA' Eor West Eugene Wetlands Mitigation Banking Program .