28-14 Amend Chp. 1339 Storm Water Mgmt

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petuity unless such maintenance and inspections become officially ac- cepted by the City. (6) Maintenance Design: Low maintenance requirements are a priority in the design and construction of all facilities. Multi -use facilities incorpo- rating assets such as aesthetics and recreation may be incorporated into the design of the drainage facilities. All permanent drainage, soil ero- sion, sediment vegetation that are constructed or planted, must be in- spected and maintained into perpetuity by the responsible party desig- nated in the plans and the requirements of this regulation. Inspections and maintenance will be incorporated periodically throughout the year to ensure that the facilities are properly operational. (7) Perpetual Maintenance Inspections: One inspection with a written re- port will be performed each year. The written report will be given to the city engineer by May 1 of each and every year after the BMP has been completed. This inspection shall be performed by the City or its designated representative. The owner of record shall be responsible for fees associated with the inspection and subsequent inspections should maintenance be required. (8) Structures that require a permit from the ODNR Division of Water: A written and stamped report from a professional engineer on the status of all structural BMPs that require a permit from the ODNR Division of Water. This applies to all BMPs that require a permit either at the time of construction or fall under the jurisdiction of ODNR Division of Wa- ter at any time after construction is completed. (9) Easements: A written report from an inspector or SWCD on the status of all storm water management easements for each project shall be submitted to the city engineer by May 1 of each year into perpetuity. These reports will document if restricted plantings, fences and struc- tures are on the easement and will identify the location of the noted easement restriction violations. (10)BMPs that do not have a high risk for loss of life, bodily injury, or damage to structures or infrastructure related to imminent failure as de- termined by the city engineer: A written and stamped report from a pro- fessional engineer, landscape architect or certified professional in ero- sion and sediment control (CPESC) on the status of permanent soil ero- sion, sediment control, water quality management systems and the sta- tus of the related easements shall be submitted to the city engineer by May I of each year into perpetuity. (11) BMPs that have a potential loss of life: A written and stamped report covering the status of all BMPs that have a potential for loss of life, bodily injury, or damage to structures or infrastructure will be prepared by a professional engineer or other individual possessing a valid state license that authorizes them to design the same type of BMP for con - struction. (i) Minimum Standards: In order to control pollution of water resources, the owner or person responsible for the development area shall use conserva- tion planning and practices to maintain the level of conservation established in the following standards. 63