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(6) Transportation projects that are subject to industry specific Ohio EPA <br />rules are exempt from these rules. <br />(7) It is not the role of the City to point out each and every part of the rules <br />and how to implement them on the individual job sites. It is the project <br />owner's responsibility to be proactive in meeting the intent, purpose <br />and requirements of these regulations. <br />(d) Post - Construction Water Quality Control Plan: In order to control post - <br />construction water quality damage and damage to public and private lands, <br />the owner of each development area shall be responsible for developing a <br />post - construction storm water management plan. <br />(1) This plan will be combined with the construction site conservation plan <br />and the riparian setback and wetland setback plans that are also devel- <br />oped for the site. <br />(2) This plan will contain a description of controls appropriate for each <br />construction operation covered by these regulations, and the operator <br />will implement such controls in a timely manner. <br />(3) The BMPs used to satisfy the conditions of these regulations shall meet <br />the standards and specifications in the current edition of the Ohio Rain <br />Water and Land Development manual, ODOT post - construction storm <br />water standards, or other manual that is acceptable to the city engineer <br />or Ohio EPA. <br />(4) The plan roust make use of the practices that preserve the existing natu- <br />ral condition to the maximum extent practicable. <br />(5) To meet the post - construction requirements of this regulation, the post - <br />construction water quality plan must contain a description of the post - <br />construction BMPs that will be installed during construction for the site <br />and the rationale for their selection. The rationale must address the an- <br />ticipated impacts on the channel and floodplain morphology, hydrology <br />and water quality. <br />(6) Structural post - construction BMPs cannot be installed within a state <br />surface water (e.g., wetland or stream) unless it is authorized by a <br />Clean Water Act Section 401 water quality certification and Clean Wa- <br />ter Act Section 404 permit. <br />(7) This plan will identify the person or entity responsible for continued <br />maintenance of all vegetative and mechanical BMPs for both the con- <br />struction and post - construction phases of the development. <br />(8) Long -term maintenance requirements and schedules of all BMPs for <br />both the construction and post - construction phases of the development <br />will be provided as a standalone document to the post - construction op- <br />erator and the City. <br />(9) This plan will contain long -term maintenance inspection schedules, in- <br />cluding the printed name and contact point of the post - construction <br />landowner (e.g., president of the homeowners association, store man- <br />ager or apartment complex manager). <br />56 <br />