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• • Section 9.060(k) of the Eugene Code addresses conservation land divisions. No conservation land division is proposed as part of the subject application. Section 9.065: Drainage Section 9.065 of the Eugene Code addresses platting standards for drainage, and provides that, where necessary, the Planning Director may require the dedication of drainage easements to ensure adequate and unrestricted drainage. The are no known drainage features on the subject site that would require consideration under this standard, except for the temporary drainage ditch proposed by the applicant. Public Works Engineering staff have commented that the proposal includes appropriate easements for this facility, and that dedication of the necessary easements will be addressed in a Public Improvement Construction Agreement. Section 9.070: Railroads Section 9.070 of the Eugene Code addresses standards for railroad crossings and subdivisions adjacent to railroad right-of-way. Based on the absence of these facilities in the general area, this standard is not applicable to the subject request. Section 9.073: Restrictions of Record Section 9.073 of the Eugene Code addresses restrictions of record for solar access protection. Because there are no known lots adjacent to the subject site with protected solar access, this standard is not applicable. Section 9.080: Unsuitable Areas Section 9.080 of the Eugene Code addresses unsuitable areas. The site is known to contain wetlands which are designated for development on the West Eugene Wetland Conservation Plan Inventory. Public Works Engineering staff comment that connection to the existing sewer will require that permits for work within jurisdictional wetlands be obtained. The proposal will also require permits for any storm drainage work within jurisdictional wetlands. The applicant will be required to provide documentation that necessary State and Federal Permits for work within the wetlands have been obtained, or provide adequate verification that such construction can be done under a nationwide exemption. With these requirements, the proposal will comply with the applicable standard. Section 9.030(4)(b)(1): Approval does not impede or adversely affect the safe and healthful development of any adjoining land or access thereto. The proposed partition will not impede or adversely affect the safe and healthful development of any adjoining land or access thereto. Adjoining properties have adequate frontage on arterial streets, including West 18`h Avenue to the south, Willow Creek Road to the west, and West 11 `h Avenue to the north, to accommodate the future extension of public streets to serve development Findings and Decision (MP 00-3) January 11, 2001