28-14 Amend Chp. 1339 Storm Water Mgmt

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(ii) Soil erosion and sediment control BMPs, and; (iii) Construction Entrance, and; (iv) Temporary Grass Seeding with proper erosion control measures, and; (v) Storm Drain Inlet Protection around every storm yard inlet on the site or ac- cepting drainage from the site, and; (vi) Silt Fence protection for any stream located on or close to the site and lack- ing an adequate vegetative buffer, and; (vii) Silt Fence to prevent sediment discharge into street storm sewer inlets where no centralized sediment control exists for the drainage area that includes the lot, and; (viii) Construction fence to protect any conservation easements, riparian set- backs and wetland setbacks from encroachment by construction activities. (3) Temporary Seeding Schedule. The schedule for the use of Temporary Seed- ing developed according to the Temporary Seeding Table contained in the Min- imum Standards Section of this chapter must be included. (4) Material Stockpile Locations. The location of construction material stock- pile areas with a description of the Soil Erosion and Sediment Controls to be maintained on the stockpile area prior to, during, and after the area is used for stockpiling. (b) Development Sites One (1) Acre or Larger. All developments that have a larger common plan of development or sale equal to or larger than one (1) acre in size of disturbed area shall prepare and submit a Comprehensive SWMP. The Comprehensive SWMP must include the following items, in addition to any oth- er items from this chapter that are required by the City Engineer: Comprehensive SWMP items: (1) Site Description. A statement that includes text describing: A. Prior land uses of the site; B. The nature and type of construction activity (e.g., low density residential, shopping mall, highway, etc.); C. Total area of the site and the area of the site that is expected to be disturbed (i.e., grubbing, clearing, excavating, filling or grading, including off -site borrow, fill or spoil areas and off -site utility installation areas); D. An estimate of the impervious area and percent imperviousness created by the construction activity; E. An onsite, detailed Soils Engineering Report identifying the types of soils within, or affected by, the development area; and F. The name and/or location of the immediate receiving stream or surface wa- ters) and the first subsequent named receiving water and the major river water- sheds in which it is located. II