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,~ Ordinance No. 2006-16 (5) Long-term Maintenance: (A) The requirements and schedules of all permanent vegetative and/or mechanical Post-Construction water quality conservation BMPs. (B) Long-term maintenance inspection schedules for all permanent vegetative and/or mechanical Post-Construction water quality conservation BMPs. (C) The person or entity financially responsible for inspecting and maintaining all permanent vegetative and/or mechanical Post-Construction water quality conservation BMPs. (D) The method of ensuring that funding will be available to conduct the long- term maintenance and inspections of all permanent vegetative and/or mechanical Post-Construction water quality conservation BMPs. (E) The City of North Olmsted Engineer shall review the plans and shall approve or return these with comments and recommendations for revisions, within thirty (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 thirty (30) day review period shall begin. (F) Approved plans shall remain valid for two (2) years from the date of approval. After two (2) years the plan(s) approval automatically expires. (G) No soil-disturbing activity shall begin before all necessary local, county, state and federal permits have been granted to the owner or operator. (H) The City of North Olmsted will do construction inspections until the site is stabilized as determined by the City of North Olmsted Engineer. The construction will not be considered completed until the City of North Olmsted Engineer has conducted the Post-Construction inspections. 928.10 ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS. Where the City of North Olmsted Engineer determines that site constraints exist in a manner that compromises the purpose and intent of this ordinance to improve the management of storm water runoff as established in the provisions of this Chapter, practical alternatives maybe used by the owner, with the approval of the City of North Olmsted Engineer, that result in an improvement of water quality and/or a reduction of storm water runoff. Such alternatives must be in keeping with the intent and likely cost of those measures that would otherwise be required to meet the objectives of this section. When possible, all practical alternatives shall be implemented within the drainage area of the proposed development project. Practical alternatives can include, but are not limited to: (a) Fees shall be paid in an amount specified by the City of North Olmsted Engineer. The City of North Olmsted shall apply these fees to storm water management practices that improve 18