<div class="chunk-title">Sec. 12-141. - Watershed administrator and duties thereof.</div>
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               The county manager shall appoint the chief code enforcement officer as the watershed
               administrator, who shall be duly sworn in. It shall be the duty of the chief code
               enforcement officer to administer and enforce the provisions of this article as follows:
               
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                  (1)
                  
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                  The chief code enforcement officer shall issue watershed protection permits and watershed
                  protection occupancy permits as prescribed herein. A record of all permits shall be
                  kept on file and shall be available for public inspection during regular office hours
                  of the chief code enforcement officer.
                  
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                  (2)
                  
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                  The chief code enforcement officer, or his designee, shall serve as clerk to the board
                  of commissioners in the board's role as watershed review board.
                  
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                  (3)
                  
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                  The chief code enforcement officer shall keep records of all amendments to the local
                  water supply watershed protection ordinance and shall provide copies of all amendments
                  upon adoption to the section of the state department of environment and natural resources.
                  
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                  (4)
                  
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                  The chief code enforcement officer shall keep records of the jurisdiction's use of
                  the provision that a maximum of ten percent of the non-critical area of WS-II and
                  WS-III watersheds and, for local governments that do not choose to incorporate the
                  high density option, ten percent of the protected area of WS-IV watersheds may be
                  developed with new development at a maximum of 70 percent built-upon surface area.
                  Records for each watershed shall include the total acres of non-critical watershed
                  area, total acres eligible to be developed under this option, total acres approved
                  for this development option, and individual records for each project with the following
                  information: location, number of developed acres, type of land use and stormwater
                  management plan (if applicable).
                  
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                  (5)
                  
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                  The chief code enforcement officer is granted the authority to administer and enforce
                  the provisions of this division, exercising in the fulfillment of his responsibility
                  the full police power of the county. The chief code enforcement officer, or his duly
                  authorized representative, may enter any building, structure, or premises, as provided
                  by law, to perform any duty imposed upon him by this division.
                  
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                  (6)
                  
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                  The chief code enforcement officer shall keep a record of variances to the local water
                  supply watershed protection ordinance. This record shall be submitted for each calendar
                  year to the state department of environment and natural resources, on or before January
                  1 of the following year, and shall provide a description of each project receiving
                  a variance and the reasons for granting the variance.
                  
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               (Ord. No. 2014-1, Â§ 501, 8-14-2013)
               
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