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.. Removal .action costs. .Reasonable costs which are attributable to or associated with a removal action at a facility, including but not limited to the costs of administration, investigation, legal or enforcement activities, contracts and health studies. .Repeat. The same as a prior violation. Significant. {As in significant threat, significant consequence.) Factors that constitute a significant threat or significant consequence include, but are not limited to: 1. Discharge would result in a spill of .reportable quantity as defined by the Department of Environmental Quality, Oregon Fish and Wildlife, or other state or federal agencies. 2. Discharge would have visible, acute, or chronic impact on the environment {wildlife, plants, surface water), property or health. 3. Discharge would noticeably lower aesthetic value of affected area. 4. Discharge would impact multiple uses of surface waters or affected area. 5. Discharge is classified as a hazardous substance as defined by Section 6.340 of the Eugene Code; 1971. . B. Purpose. Provisions of the Eugene Code, 1971, the City's NPDES stormwater permit, and the City's Comprehensive Stormwater Management Plan {CSWMP) prohibit improper con~iections and illegal discharges to the City's stormwater system, It is the intent of these rules to provide an effective enforcement program that .will discourage violations and mitigate the effects of a current violation.` C. Applicability. These rules; and the enforcement procedures contained herein .apply to violations of Sections 6.007 {Nuisances), .6.010 (Nuisances), 6.401 to 6.481 (Sewerage Systems and Wastewater Service), 6.600 to 6.610 (Stormwater Service), 6.805 (Littering), and 6.810 (Prohibited Deposits in the Millrace), of the Eugene Code, 1971. D. Administrative Civil Penalty. 1. The enforcement officer is authorized to impose an administrative civil penalty Proposed Stormwater System Administrative Rule - 5. 01/12/96