28-14 Amend Chp. 1339 Storm Water Mgmt

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(i) The City will perform construction inspections until the site reaches final stabilization as determined by the city engineer. (j) The SWMP review, filing and inspection fee is pail of the complete applica- tion submittal and must be paid in fall by the applicant or owner prior to the commencement of any reviews by the City. The city engineer shall estab- lish 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 or owner will be required to deposit addi- tional 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 or owner. The schedule of fees is available in Section 1339.15. 1339.09 CONTROLLING CONSTRUCTION SITE SOIL EROSION, SEDIMENT AND OTHER WASTES AND STORM WATER RUNNOFF. (a) Comprehensive Storm Water Management Plan: The construction site con- servation plan developed to meet this regulation will be coordinated and combined with the riparian and wetland setback plan and the post - construction water quality plan that are developed for the same site. These plans will be titled and numbered in one consecutive sequence to make a comprehensive storm water management plan for the site. The compre- hensive storm water management plan so developed will serve as the storm water pollution prevention plan (SWP3) required by Ohio EPA as pail of the NPDES storm water permit for general construction. (1) Purpose: The intent of this regulation is to establish consistent techni- cally feasible and operationally practical standards to achieve a level of storm water management, and erosion and sediment control that will minimize damage to public and private property and the degradation of water resources, and will promote and maintain the health, safety, and welfare of the residents of the City. (2) This regulation further intends, but is not limited, to: A. Allow development while minimizing increases in downstream flooding, erosion, and sedimentation. B. Reduce damage to receiving water resources and drainage systems that are caused by new, development or redevelopment activities. C. Control storm water runoff resulting from soil disturbing activities. D. Assure that development site owners control the volume and rate of storm water runoff originating from their property so that sur- face water and ground water are protected, soil erosion is con- trolled, and flooding potential is not increased. E. Preserve to the maximum extent practicable the natural drainage characteristics of the building site and minimize the need to con- struct, repair, and replace enclosed storm drain systems. F. Preserve to the maximum extent practicable natural infiltration and groundwater recharge, and maintain subsurface flow that replen- ishes water resources, wetlands, and wells. 34