_ Eugene Water & Electric Board <br />4200 Roosevelt Blvd. <br />P.O. 10148 <br />ugene, , Be <br />Eugene, OR R 97440-2148 <br />EWEB E <br />September 12, 2017 <br />City of Eugene Planning Division <br />Attn: Nick Gioello <br />99 W 10th Ave. <br />Eugene, OR 97401 <br />Re: PDT-17-1 Capital Drive <br />Dear Nick, <br />EWEB staff has reviewed the Land Use Referral: PDT-17-1 Capital Drive Map: 18-03-04-31, TL <br />00100, 00200, 00201, 00300, 00400, and have no objections to the proposed land-use action <br />assuming the following comments and conditions are required to be addressed by the applicant <br />prior to obtaining electric, water, and/or Fiber services from EWEB. <br />General Comments: <br />Utility services for development are provided in accordance with EWEB policies and procedures <br />which are available at our main office or online at http://www.eweb.orq/policies. <br />Electric Comments: <br />Overhead electric distribution facilities along the west side of the propose development could <br />pose a conflict during construction. An electric service extension is required to serve the <br />proposed development. Extension of electric facilities will be designed to meet the City of <br />Eugene Utility Permitting ordinances, land use ordinances, EWEB standards, and other <br />applicable codes. The cost of facility extensions and relocations will be borne by the requesting <br />customer and executed under EWEB policies and procedures at the time request for electric <br />service is made. <br />Electric facilities extending across tax lots to serve adjacent properties require easement. The <br />applicant's representative should coordinate early in design with EWEB Electric Distribution <br />Engineering to confirm the specific locations and sizes of EWEB easements or required <br />relocation by calling 541-685-7521 or email at DistributionEngineering@eweb.org. EWEB Utility <br />Easements or PUE's required to serve these properties must be noted on the plat prior to <br />EWEB's approval of the Final Subdivision. <br />Electric facilities under storm water treatment facilities or any open drainage structure should be <br />avoided. EWEB standards and extension design will require additional measures if water <br />treatment facilities are unavoidable. Additional information pertaining to new electric service is <br />available at EWEB's website at http://www.eweb.org/contractors-and-developers/building-and- <br />renovations/facility-extension. EWEB owns and maintains service conduit and conductors. <br />R_~ all U& <br />