UNIVERSITY OF OREGON <br />NORTH CAMPUS <br />CONDITIONAL USE & WILLAMETTE GREENWAY PERMIT APPLICATION <br />In addition, the proposed recreation fields will be used for intramural sports and similar activities <br />that have unique lighting needs, consistent with EC 9.6725(12) Lighting of Outdoor Performance <br />Facilities use. The following standards apply. In addition the university will implement other best <br />practices to mitigate adverse impacts of field lighting toward the river. <br />ÅDesign Plan: A lighting design plan shall be submitted which shows in detail the proposed <br />lighting installation. The design plan shall include a discussion of the lighting requirements of <br />various areas and how those requirements will be met. <br />Dual System: The main lighting of the event (spotlighting or floodlighting, etc.) shall be turned <br />off no more than 60 minutes after the end of the event. A low level lighting system shall be <br />installed to facilitate patrons leaving the facility, cleanup, nighttime maintenance, etc. The low <br />level lighting system shall provide an average horizontal illumination level, at grade level, of no <br />more than 3.0 foot-candles with a uniformity ration (average to minimum) not exceeding 4:1. <br />Primary Playing Areas: Where playing fields or other special activity areas are to be illuminated, <br />lighting fixtures shall be specified, mounted, and aimed so that their beams fall within the <br />primary playing area and immediate surroundings, and so that no direct illumination is directed <br />off the site. <br />ParkingAreas: Lighting for parking areas shall comply with EC 9.6725(9). <br />Pedestrian/Bike path Areas: Lighting for pedestrian and bike pathways shall comply with EC <br />9.6725(8)(b).Æ <br />As noted, all outdoor lighting is subject to a Lighting Permit issued by the building and permit <br />services manager. Proposed lighting associated with development will be reviewed through the <br />Lighting Permit and Application Approval Process as specified in EC 9.6725(7). This review <br />process ensures that any proposed outdoor lighting will be consistent with the above standards <br />based on the applicable lighting classification and use. <br />8.6 Duration of Approval <br />EC 9.7340(2) contains the following provision concerning the duration of a Conditional Use Permit <br />approval: <br />ÅUnless the hearings official designates otherwise, a conditional use permit approval shall <br />expire 18 months after the effective date of approval unless actual construction or alteration <br />has begun under a required permit, or in the case of a permit not involving construction or <br />alteration, actual commencement of the authorized activity has begun. However, the <br />applicant may submit a modification application at any time before the 18-month period has <br />expired, requesting an extension of the approval period. The applicant may request more <br />than one extension. Under no circumstances, however, can the total combined extension <br />periods exceed 36 months from the original expiration date.Æ (emphasis added) <br />EC 9.7340(4) contains the following provision concerning the duration of a Willamette Greenway <br />permit approval: <br />ÅUnless the decision specifies otherwise, a Willamette Greenway permit approval shall <br />expire 18 months after the effective date of approval unless actual construction or alteration <br />has begun under a required permit, or in the case of a permit not involving construction or <br />alteration, actual commencement of the authorized activity has begun. However, the <br />applicant may submit a modification application at any time before the 18-month period has <br />Cameron McCarthy FINAL SUBMITTAL | Revised August 13, 2018 97 <br /> <br />