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EXHIBIT A: EXISTING CHAPTER 927 <br />Storm Water Management and Urban <br />66P1 Sediment Pollution Abatement Systems 927.10 <br />(b) Security for Bond. Performance bonds shall be secured as follows: <br />(1) By the written guarantee of one or moresurety companies authorized to <br />conduct business within the State of Ohio. The form of guarantee shall be <br />approved in writing by the Director of Law. The Director may reject a <br />performance bond in the event that he reasonably determines that the <br />assets of the surety company or companies, subject to attachment within <br />the State of Ohio, are insufficient to secure performance of the owner's <br />obligations, taking into account other outstanding liabilities and contingent <br />liabilities of the surety company or companies: or <br />(2) By deposit of cash in the full face amount of the bond, with the City. <br />(c) Amount of Bond. The amount of performance bond shall be determined by the <br />City Engineer and shall be in an amount equal to the estimated total cost of <br />materials and labor required to install or construct all improvements required by <br />this Chapter. The amount of a performance bond shall include estimated <br />damages, if any, to neighboringproperties which are the subject of the hold <br />harmless provision contained in subsection (a) hereof, and the estimated costs of <br />defending against claims for any such damages. <br />(d) Reduction of Bond and Return of Security. When the City Engineer shall have <br />certified in writingthat all improvements have been satisfactorily completed in <br />accordance with p <br />approved plans and specifications, the performance bond <br />submitted by the developer shall be cancelled and all funds deposited as security <br />therefor shall be returned. Upon written certification by the Engineer that any <br />portion of the improvements has; upon inspection, been found satisfactorily <br />completed, a reduction in the amount of the bond or partial withdrawal of funds <br />deposited as security therefor, equal to the cost of such completed improvements, <br />as estimated by the City Engineer, may be authorized by the City Engineer if, in <br />the opinion of the City Engineer the remaining bond or security shall be fully <br />sufficient, under all the circumstances, to guarantee performance of the conditions <br />of the bond. <br />(Ord. 2012-76. Passed 10-23-12.) <br />927.10 VARIANCE. <br />The City Council may grant a variance to these regulations where the owner or his <br />appointed representative can show that a hardship exists whereby compliance with these <br />regulations is not appropriate, based upon the following: <br />(a) "That exceptional topographic or other physical conditions exists which are <br />peculiar to the particular parcel of land; <br />(b) That the peculiar condition in paragraph (a) did not result from previous actions <br />by the owner. <br />Adverse economic conditions shall not be considered as a valid reason or a hardship for a <br />variance request to be granted. No variances will be granted where activities occur that will <br />defeat the purposes of regulations. <br />City Council may impose stricter requirements in some portion of a development to <br />compensate for a variance affecting a portion of the development. <br />The request for a variance shall be submitted to City Council with a copy to the City <br />Engineer and shall state the specific variances sought and include sufficient data to justify the <br />granting of a variance. (Ord. 2012-76. Passed 10-23-12.) <br />