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7.4 Annual Permit. If the proposed construction activity qualifies for an annual <br />permit, preparation of a construction site management plan is not necessary. In lieu o£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 to <br />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 Eugene Code, 1971 and these Rules. <br />7.5 Availability. The approved Construction Site Management Plan and Template <br />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 Permit <br />application, including the Construction Site Management Plan, template, and such other documents <br />as maybe submitted, and approve, approve with special conditions, or deny the permit application. <br />If the City finds that the construction related activities will result in visible or measurable erosion, or <br />will otherwise violate the conditions specified in R-6.645-D.1., then the City shall deny the permit, <br />or approve the permit with special conditions. In the absence of such an affirmative finding, the City <br />shall approve the permit, with or without special conditions. Permit approval shall not be effective <br />until a site inspection has occurred and the permit is endorsed with the. approval of the site inspector, <br />which approval may include additional conditions imposed as a result of the inspection. <br />9. Conditions. Every Erosion Prevention Permit shall include as conditions the <br />outcomes set forth in R-6.645-D of these rules, and any special conditions imposed as a result of the <br />permit review and/or the site inspection. <br />10. Permit Duration. An approved erosion prevention permit shall remain in effect for <br />the full period of construction activity. The permit may be extended for a period of up to, but not <br />to exceed, two years after completion of the construction activities if the City Manager determines <br />the extension is necessary to ensure the construction activity has stabilized in accordance with the <br />outcomes listed in these rules. <br />11. Appeal. An applicant may appeal (a) the denial of a permit, (b) any conditions <br />imposed on a permit, or (c) the designation of a site as a sensitive area within the time and in the <br />manner prescribed in section 2.021 of the Eugene Code, 1971. <br />R 6.645-G Construction Site Control Measures and Design Standards. <br />1. Construction Site Practices. In addition to compliance with specific requirements <br />contained in an approved permit, all permittees shall establish andunplement construction site <br />management practices that will prevent toxic materials and. other debris from entering the City's storm <br />Administrative Rule - 14 <br />r.\adwinotd\rules\OOemspnw2ao.wpd(12/07/00) <br />