9. The applicant shall submit a Level One Geological and Geotechnical Analysis as part of the <br />Privately Engineered Public improvement (PEPI) application. The proposed development must <br />l~ vPYinrr <br />f~r A—— A /Ti nn1;f-1-ion, to the <br />of the site may not include material changes to the support structures, relocating or removal of <br />marl arA.(n, nr jntc i. p.acto to tea lWR con i~atin area or any Of' <br />' n-crir-ant' change <br />trierther , <br />a..»» _J, _ <br />ad-s to cr- _J Ab_ \~A ny ~ gA 11vN.1AA approved tentative planned unit development. <br />10. The applicant shall delineate the special flood hazard area and calculate the base flood elevations <br />on the final site plans and the tentative subdivision plans. <br />11. The final site plans shall note that stormwater destination, pollution reduction, water quality, and <br />operations and maintenance will be subject to further review and approval as part of the <br />subsequent subdivision acid PEP I process. <br />12. The final site plans shall note that the /WR conservation area boundary has been verified and <br />corresponds with the /WR conservation setback delineated on the site plans. <br />13. The final site plans shall note that the proposed keystone block wall on Lots 4-7 shall be located <br />outside of the / WIR conservation area. <br />14. The final site plans, and all site development and building permit applications for Lots 4-7/ and <br />development adjacent to those lots shall include protective fencing at the boundary the /WR <br />conservation area. The location of protective fencing shall be inspected and approved by the city <br />prior to beginning any construction related activities. All protective tree fencing shall remain in <br />place until the completion of all construction activities, unless relocation or removal is otherwise <br />approved under the direction of a certified arborist, with approval by the City. <br />15. Prior to final PUD approval, the applicant shall submit a report from a certified arborist <br />documenting the information on the site plans provided for all trees, including their relative be <br />loci on. if non-native trees are to be removed from the cM110-TIV, ation area, the tree) must be <br />replaced with native trees within six months of removal. <br />16. The final site plans shall note that Tract A is a non-buildable open space conservations lot and that <br />r_.__ a_ra 1. •44-A +i a <br />~iK:,J r::L iC'i star le..: Z.1 a US re 1e v lilay I peiliti LLCLd wllll standards review auurova.i l nilU <br />PUD modification approval, or otherwise may be allowed if permitted outright pursuant to the <br />/WR provisions beginning at EC 9.4900. <br />17. The CC&Rs recorded with the subdivision shall be consistent with the final PUD site plans and <br />shall refer to the approved final site plans on file with the City of Eugene Planning Division. The <br />specific construction practices and applicable requirements to be noted on the final site plans and <br />in the CC&Rs will be further addressed at the time of the final PUD and tentative subdivision. <br />18. The final site plans shall note that the south front yards of Lots 1-4 (along Nelson Street) are <br />subject to 5-foot yard setbacks rather than 10 foot setbacks established at EC Table 9.2750 and <br />that no intrusions are permitted within the modified front yard setback. <br />A11dm ft@dscRUD(WT 07-5 & SDR 08-2) November 2008 Page 1179 <br />