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any agency thereof.
<br />Related Natural Resources. Natural resources located within or adjacent to the City's
<br />stormwater system, such as waterways, wetlands, conservation zones or easements, and
<br />riparian areas, that provide one or more of the following stormwater functions: flood control,
<br />water quality treatment, and streambank stabilization.
<br />- Responsible Person or Responsible Party. A property owner or easement holder, or
<br />their agent or contractor, or other person who is responsible for meeting the outcomes, or
<br />responsible for violation of this Rule.
<br />Routine Maintenance. Activities and practices that are necessary to maintain the
<br />operating capacity, functional integrity, or aesthetics of a place or facility.. Routine
<br />maintenance includes, but is not limited to, landscaping, repair of recreation facilities (e.g.,
<br />ball diamonds, play areas, fields), cleaning of stormwater facilities, and patching of streets.
<br />Sensitive area. Sites that meet the criteria contained in R-6.645-E.1.
<br />Template. An example of a construction site management plan provided by the City
<br />of Eugene that -when modified by the erosion prevention permit holder to address site
<br />specific conditions - can be used to satisfy permit requirements for a single dwelling or duplex
<br />dwelling. The template may be prepared by the permit holder or the permit holder's
<br />designee.
<br />Untreated runoff Contaminated stormwater nanoff due to construction activities that
<br />has not been filtered, screened, settled, or otherwise treated for the removal of pollutants,
<br />prior to discharge into the City's stormwater system or related natural resources.
<br />Water features. Permanent or intermittent bodies of water, including creeks, streams,
<br />ponds, rivers, lakes, related natural resources, drainage channels and jurisdictional wetlands.
<br />Vegetative buffer. A strip of land not less. than 25 feet in width separating a
<br />construction activity from either a water feature or a property line, whichever is nearest,
<br />containing a vegetation that covers at least 75% of the buffer area. This vegetative buffer
<br />width is measured from top of bank of an open waterway, easement line, or zone boundary,
<br />for drainage and conservation easements or zones, whichever is greater.
<br />Visible or measurable erosion. The deposit of mud, soil, sediment or similar material
<br />exceeding one-half cubic foot in volume for every 1,000 square feet of lot size onto public
<br />rights of way or private streets, into the City's stormwater system or related natural
<br />resources, either by direct deposit, dropping, discharge, or as a result of the action of erosion;
<br />evidence of concentrated flows of water over bare soils, turbid or sediment laden flows, or
<br />evidence of on-site erosion such as rivulets on bare soil slopes where the flow of water is not
<br />filtered or captured on the site using the techniques recommended in the City's Erosion
<br />;. Prevention and Construction Site Management Practices Manual, or comparable techniques;
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