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EXHIBIT A: EXISTING CHAPTER 927 927.05 STREETS. UTILITIES AND PUBLIC SERVICES CODE 66F 4. Legend must be provided noting the soils, area in acres, and soils groups (before and after development). 5. Copy of the U.S. Department of Agriculture SCS Soil Survey of Cuyahoga County, Ohio 1980 or latest Edition, showing the entire drainage area and sub -area. 6. All existing drainage facilities must be noted, i.e., storm sewer culverts, lake and swamps, etc. (D) Drainage Area Map. (Before and After Development) (1) An aerial photograph with a scale of 1" - 100', must be supplied with the entire drainage area and all sub -areas noted along with all existing land use conditions. Contours shall be 2' intervals minimum. (Any other submittal shall meet with prior approval of the City Engineer.) (2) All existing drainage facilities must be noted along with all necessary field data. (3) All natural waterways must be noted, and cross-sections of all waterways must be submitted along with any other data to sufficiently determine the exact time of concentration or travel time. (4) All existing and proposed modifications to drainage system must be noted. (5) A complete Storm Sewer Design noting all proposed storm sewers, culverts and other storm water management facilities must be submitted. (6) Emergency Flow Way must be shown on this plan, the flow route for a 1 -year storm conveyed thru the proposed prof ect. (E) The plan shall identify the subcontractors engaged in activities that could impact storm water runoff. The Construction Site Conservation Plan shall contain signatures from all of the identified subcontractors indicating that they have been informed and understand their roles and responsibilities in complying with the Construction Site Conservation Plan. (Ord. 2012-76. Passed 10-23-12.) 927.05 SEDIMENT POLLUTION CENTRAL STANDARDS. (a) In order to control sediment pollution of the waters of the City of North Olmsted and the State of Ohio, the owner or person responsible for the development area shall use conservation planning and practices to maintain the level of conservation established by the minimum standards. (b) The minimum standards are general criteria and shall not limit the right of the City Engineer to impose additional, more stringent requirements whenever a plan which meets the requirements of this Chapter is not adequate due to special circumstances.