28-14 Amend Chp. 1339 Storm Water Mgmt

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timing program of installation or modification. The City Engineer may extend these dates of expiration by up to twelve months if the applicant submits, within a reasonable time before the termination date, a written request containing in- formation that, in the judgment of the City Engineer, adequately justifies an ex- tension of time. (g) The City of Lakewood will perform construction inspections until the site reaches final stabilization as determined by the City Engineer. (h) The Storm Water Management Plan review, filing and inspection fee is part of the complete application submittal and must be paid in full by the appli- cant/owner prior to the commencement of any reviews by the City. The City Engineer shall establish a fee schedule based upon the actual estimated cost for providing these services. At such time that the fee reserve balance falls below 35 percent of its original balance the applicant/owner will be required to deposit additional funds to cover the anticipated costs of future fees or return the reserve to the original balance, as determined by the City Engineer. Upon Final Ac- ceptance, all funds remaining will be returned to the applicant/owner. The schedule of fees is available in Section 1339.16. 1339.08 STORM WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN. The Storm Water Management Plan (SWAP), BMPs and specifications used to satisfy the conditions of this chapter shall meet the standards and specifications in the current edition of the Ohio Rain Water and Land Development manual. The plans must make use of the practices that preserve the existing natural con- dition to the Maximum Extent Practicable. (a) Development Sites Under One (1) Acre. Individual development sites that are larger than 8,000 square feet and smaller than one (1) acre (43,560 square feet) in total size of disturbed area, shall submit an Abbreviated SWAP. The Abbreviated SWMP must include the following items, in addition to any other items from this chapter that are required by the City Engineer: Abbreviated SWMP items: (1) Storm Water Issues. A statement as to how the storm water runoff that will be caused by the planned development project will be handled. This statement must identify the Best Management Practices (BMPs) the new construction pro- ject will include addressing storm water runoff. (2) Soil Erosion and Sediment Issues. A topographic plan of the entire devel- opment site must be submitted that identifies the location of: A. All existing and planned impervious areas, storm water inlets, drainage swales, wetlands, streams, conservation easements and other natural features to be saved and protected on the property. B. All existing and planned temporary and permanent conservation practices for the site, to include at a minimum the following elements as approved by the City Engineer: (i) The existing and proposed topography shown in the appropriate contour in- tervals as approved by the City Engineer (generally one -foot contours are used), and; 10