28-14 Amend Chp. 1339 Storm Water Mgmt

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(6) The city engineer shall review the plans, including the approval report from the local county SWCD, and shall approve or return these with comments and recommendations for revisions, within 30 working days after receipt of the plan as described above. A plan rejected because of deficiencies shall receive a report stating specific problems and the procedures for filing a revised plan. At the time of receipt of a revised plan another 30 -day review period shall begin. (7) Approved plans shall remain valid for two years from the date of ap- proval. After two years the plan(s) approval automatically expires. (8) No soil - disturbing activity shall begin before all necessary local, coun- ty, state and federal permits have been granted to the owner or operator. (9) The City will perform construction inspections until the site is stabi- lized as determined by the city engineer. The construction will not be considered completed until the city engineer has conducted the post - construction inspections. 1339.12 MAINTENANCE. Any portion of the permanent drainage and soil erosion systems, including on- site and off -site storage facilities that are constructed by the owner, will be con- tinuously maintained into perpetuity. (a) Maintenance Plans. Maintenance plans shall be provided by the permittee to both the city engineer and the post - construction operator of the BMP (in- cluding homeowner associations) upon completion of construction activities and prior to the City issuing a certificate of occupancy and final acceptance. (b) Single Family and Multi- family Residential Developments: For any devel- opment containing common area(s) a homeowners' association shall be cre- ated and placed in the title of the affected lands. The homeowners associa- tion or property owner shall be continuously responsible for post - construction maintenance and inspections into perpetuity unless such maintenance and inspection responsibilities become officially accepted by the City. (c) Apartments, Commercial and Industrial Developments: The plans will clearly state that the owner of the property shall be continuously responsible for post - construction maintenance and hnspections hnto perpetuity unless the City officially accepts such maintenance and inspection responsibilities. (d) Maintenance Design: All temporary and permanent soil erosion and sedi- ment control practices shall be designed and constructed to minimize maintenance requirements. Multi -use facilities incorporating assets such as aesthetics and recreation may be incorporated into the design of the drain- age facilities. All permanent drainage, soil erosion, sediment control, water quality and quantity management systems and BMPs, including offsite and offsite structures and vegetation that are constructed or planted, must be in- spected and maintained into perpetuity by the responsible party designated in the plans. Inspections and maintenance will be incorporated periodically throughout the year to ensure that the facilities are properly operational. (e) Perpetual Maintenance Inspections 68