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Ordinance No. 2003-86 (6) Emergency Flow Way must be shown on this plan, the flow route for a 1-year storm conveyed thru the proposed project. (Ord. 94-100. Passed 8-16-94.)" Shall be amended, and, as amended, shall read in its entirety as follows: "927.04 STORMWATER MANAGEMENT AND ERO5ION AND SEDIlVIENT CONTROL PLAN. (a) In order to control sediment pollution of the waters of the City of North Olmsted or the State of Ohio, the owner or person responsible for the development area shall be responsible for developing a storm water management and erosion and sediment control plan. (b) The plan shall identify potential erosion and sediment pollution problems and describe the measures to be taken to control those problems. (c) Provisions of the plan must satisfy all applicable requirements of these rules. (d) The plan must be submitted to and be approved by the City Engineer prior to any earth disturbing activity of the development area. (e) The following information shall be included in the storm water management and erosion and sediment control plan: (1) A general project description including the nature and purpose of the earth disturbing activity; (2) A vicinity sketch locating the development area and all pertinent surrounding features, including waters of the state; (3) An analysis of any impacted sensitive areas; (4) The existing and proposed topography; (5) The location and description of existing and proposed drainage patterns and facilities, including any pertinent drasnage facilities beyond the development area; (6) The limits of earth disturbing activity; (7) The types of soils within or affected by the development area and the location of all highly erodible or unstable soils; (8) Erosion and sediment control practices to be employed on the development area: (A) Their location and, (B) Where applicable, their size, detail drawing, maintenance requirements, and design calculations; (9) The schedule, phasing, and coordination of construction operation and erosion and sediment control practices; (10) Storm water provisions, including: (A) A general description of the storm water management strategy; (B) The location and design calculation for all permanent storm water conveyance, detention, and retention structures; and (C) Hydrologic and hydraulic studies for development areas greater than one (1) acre: