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DIR2000-00001 DATE: 7/28/2000 CODE SECTIONS: 18.775 [TOPIC: Relocation of the Library Summer Program Shelter that is Located Within the Floodplaln and Floodway along Fanno Creek INTERPRETATION: I have determined that the display structure currently located along Fanno Creek can be moved so long as it is not modified or added to without land use permits. By modification, I mean installing a concrete or wooden stage, enlarging, etc. No land use permits are needed to simply move the shelter form where it is to its new location immediately behind City Hall adjacent to Fanno Creek. My reasoning is that it is currently within the floodplain and floodway and nothing changes with the move. Gary and I viewed the structure and he determined that a building permit would not be needed provided the poles (supports) are buried to the same depth that they are currently buried. Simply mark the poles before you move the structure and rebury to the same depth. Gary will assume it meets the building standards in place at the time it was originally constructed. I do not know if you intend to add electricity, but if so it will require an electrical permit. Your question on removing the center pole on the structure would result in the need for a building permit (over the counter) and fee to insure the structure would not fail. Sorry - as I have indicated simply moving the structure to a new location along Fanno Creek would not require further review. Modifications would result in additional review. By: Jim Hendryx, Director of Community Development Page l of l I have determined that the display structure currently located along Fanno Creek can be moved so long as it is not modified or added to without land use permits. By modification, I mean installing a concrete or wooden stage, enlarging, etc. No land use permits'are needed to simply move the shelter from where it is to its new location immediately behind City Hall adjacent to Fanno Creek. My reasoning is that It is currently within the floodplain and flood way and nothing changes with the move. Gary and I viewed the structure and he determined that a building permit would not be needed provided the poles (supports) are buried to the same depth that they are currently buried. Simply mark the poles before you move the structure and rebury to the same depth. Gary will assume it meets the building standards in place at the time it was originally constructed. I do not know if you intend to add electricity, but if so it will require an electrical permits. Thank you Jim Hendryx Phone 639-4171 ext. 405 Fax 684-7297 file://C:AWINDOWS\TEMP\GW}00009.HTM 7/28/00 Page 1 of 1 Your question on removing the center pole on the structure would result in the need for a building permit (over the counter) and fee to insure the structure would not fail. Sorry- as I have indicated simply moving the structure to a new location along Fanno Creek would not require further review. Modifications would result in additional review. Thank you Jim Hendryx Phone 639-4171 ext. 405 Fax 684-7297 file://C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\GW}00009.HTM 7/28/00 City of Tigard Community(Development MEMORANDUM ShapingA Better Community CITY OF TIGARD, OREGON 13125 SW Hall Boulevard Tigard, Oregon 97223 (503)639-4171 Fax 684-7297 TO: Liz Newton FROM: Dick Bewersdorff DATE: May 26, 2000 SUBJECT: Library Summer Program Shelter It is my understanding that the Library would like a structure cover for its summer program. A temporary awning is now utilized. The Publics Works Department has suggested moving an existing shelter to a site just south of City Hall. The site is located in the floodway. Because it is an alteration of the floodway, numerous technical requirements come into play. A decision is necessary regarding the cost effectiveness of gaining approval or continuing the operation as it has been. Development in the floodway is governed by City Sensitive Lands, Water Resource requirements, as well as, USA requirements and Division of State Lands and Corp. of Engineers approvals for modification of wetlands. A wetlands delineation by a qualified wetlands specialist is required to determine the extent, if any, of wetland issues. Any impacts on the wetlands would require DSL and Corp. of Engineers approval. Since the general location indicated is in the floodway, a hearings officer approval is required. The key finding would be a hydraulic engineer's analysis that the structure would have not impact on the floodway capacity. Gaining Hearings Officer approval would require a pre-application conference to identify all requirements, a neighborhood meeting, USA Title 3 approval, and then application submittal. Once an application is deemed complete, the hearing would occur within 8 weeks with a 10-day appeal period. The Hearings Officer could continue the hearing, which would delay a decision, depending on the input of the hearing or make a decision at the hearing. Costs include $240 for a pre-application conference and $1,240 for the hearing. Normally, City applications are not charged but that does not reduce the cost of staff time, advertising, and notice to property owners within 500 feet. The Hearings Officer could be expected to charge the City between $500 to $1000 for the hearing. There are also Public Works costs. In addition, is the cost of wetlands delineation and engineering hydraulic analysis. Since Public Works just went through the process for a much larger Cook Park project, they may be able to provide estimates of the costs. Another option would be for us to do a Planning Director's Interpretation allowing the structure to be moved from its current location to another location without regulatory review. This would be based on the fact that the structure is currently located in the floodway and there would not be more impact to move it within the same floodway. This would limit significant improvements such as installing a concrete slab, etc. I