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As used in these rules, an "approved Street Tree Plan" is: <br />a) A plan prepared and submitted by an applicant, that meets the requirements <br />of these rules, and is accompanied by all required fees and/or security deposits, or; <br />b) An agreement entered into by the applicant and the City whereby the City <br />assumes responsibility .for the purchase, installation, and establishment of street trees in <br />accordance with the standards set forth in these rules. <br />R-7.280-B Street Tree Plan -Application. <br />1. An application for approval of a Street Tree Plan (Plan) shall be submittec to the <br />City, together with the.application processing and review fees established by the City Manager <br />pursuant to Section 2.020 of the Eugene Code, 1971. The City's Urban Forester shall review the <br />Plan and approve or deny the application based on the Plan's compliance with the requirements <br />and standards established in these rules. <br />2. As an alternative to the requirements of subsection 1 of this section, upon payment <br />of the applicable fees, an applicant may enter into an agreement with the City whereby the City <br />assumes responsibility .for the purchase, installation, and establishment of street trees in <br />accordance with the standards set forth in these rules. <br />3. No fmal approval shall be granted for. a fmal subdivision plat, planned unit <br />development, .partition, or development plan for which a Street Tree Plan is required until the Plan <br />has beers approved pursuant to subsection 1 of this section, or, the applicant has entered into an <br />agreement; with the City pursuant to subsection 2 of this section. <br />R-7.280-C Street Tree Plan -Requirements. <br />A Street Tree Plan shall: <br />1. Reflect the spacing o£~rtrees, which shall average 30 curb feet on center along all <br />existing .and newly created streets within or abutting the development site while meeting the <br />location standards of these rules. At the request of the developer, the Urban Forester may exempt <br />specific areas from required tree planting where the terrain or existing trees make the planting of <br />new trees impracticable. Examples include, but are not limited to: <br />1.1 Where the finish grade slope in the planting area between the top back of <br />the street curb and the property line is in excess of 30 percent. <br />~' <br />Administrative Order - 8 <br />