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,- Ordinance No. 2006-16 (3) A letter from the site owner verifying that a qualified professional has surveyed the site and found no wetlands or other waters of the United States. Such a letter shall be noted on site plans submitted to the City of North Olmsted. 928.12 MAINTENANCE. Any portion of the permanent Post-Construction water quality management systems, including on-site and off-site treatment/storage facilities that are constructed by the owner, will be continuously maintained by the owner into perpetuity. (a) Detail drawings and maintenance plans must be provided for all Post-Construction Best Management Practices (BMPs). (b) Maintenance plans must ensure that pollutants collected within structural Post- construction BMP practices be disposed of in accordance with local, state and federal guidelines. (c) Maintenance plans shall be provided by the permittee to both the City of North Olmsted Engineer and the Post-Construction operator of the BMP (including homeowner associations) upon completion of construction activities and prior to the City of North Olmsted Engineer giving final approval for the completed construction. (d) Single-Family Residential Developments: A Homeowners' Association shall be created and placed in title of the affected lands and shall be continuously responsible for Post- Construction maintenance and inspections into perpetuity unless such maintenance and inspections become officially accepted by the City of North Olmsted. (e) Multi-Family, Commercial and Industrial Developments: The plans will clearly state that the owner of the property shall be continuously responsible for Post-Construction maintenance and inspections into perpetuity unless such maintenance and inspections become officially accepted by the City of North Olmsted. (f) Maintenance Design: Low maintenance requirements are a priority in the design and construction of all facilities. Multi-use facilities incorporating assets such as aesthetics and recreation maybe incorporated into the design of the drainage facilities. All permanent drainage, soil erosion, sediment control, water quality management systems and BMPs, including on-site and off-site structures and vegetation that are constructed or planted, must be inspected and maintained into perpetuity by the responsible party designated in the plans and the requirements of this ordinance. Inspections and maintenance will be incorporated periodically throughout the year to ensure that the facilities are properly operational. (g) Perpetual Maintenance Inspections: One (1) inspection with a written report will be performed each year. The written report will be given to the City of North Olmsted Engineer by May 1St of each and every year after the Best Management Practice (BMP) has been completed. (1) Structures that recLuire a permit from the Ohio 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 Ohio Department of 20