Addresses [watershed(s)] Update TMDL erosion and Require on-site protected areas (i.e. wetlands, riparian recommendations sediment City areas, other valuable resources) to be physically marked for TSS/sediment, control code to Engineer, in the field prior to commencement of earth disturbing nutrients, include this County activities bacteria, habitat, requirement SWCD and low by December DO/organic 22, 2016 enrichment. Establish this Addresses procedure in [watershed(s)] MOU with TMDL County SWCD Require MS4 compliance inspectors to provide a written recommendations and update City report of findings to construction site operators for every for TSS/sediment, erosion and Engineer, site inspection; the report will summarize compliance and nutrients, sediment County non-compliance matters and establish deadlines for bacteria, habitat, control code to SWCD corrective action low DO/organic include this enrichment, and requirement flow. by December 22, 2016 Addresses Update [watershed(s)] erosion and TMDL Require a sediment and erosion control bond equivalent sediment City recommendations to the cost to stabilize (vegetate) disturbed areas of the control code to Engineer, for TSS/sediment, sites in cases of nonperformance (i.e. developer include this County nutrients, habitat, foreclosure/bankruptcy) requirement SWCD and low by December DO/organic 22, 2016 enrichment. MCM 5: Post-Construction Stormwater Management in New Development and Redevelopment Sample Language: Update of Comprehensive Stormwater Management Ordinance City Council adopted a comprehensive stormwater management regulation on [date] that addresses both stormwater quality and quantity and encourages the use of low impact development practices on commercial and institutional areas. The ordinance has been updated to be compliant with the technical requirements set forth in the Ohio EPA NPDES Construction General Permit #OHC000004 and the Ohio EPA NPDES Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System General Permit #OHQ000003. A copy of our ordinance is included in the SWMP Appendix.
Require on-site protected areas (i.e. wetlands, riparian areas, other valuable resources) to be physically marked in the field prior to commencement of earth disturbing activities Addresses [watershed(s)] TMDL recommendations for TSS/sediment, nutrients, bacteria, habitat, and low DO/organic enrichment. Update erosion and sediment control code to include this requirement by December 22, 2016 City Engineer, County SWCD Require MS4 compliance inspectors to provide a written report of findings to construction site operators for every site inspection; the report will summarize compliance and non-compliance matters and establish deadlines for corrective action Addresses [watershed(s)] TMDL recommendations for TSS/sediment, nutrients, bacteria, habitat, low DO/organic enrichment, and flow. Establish this procedure in MOU with County SWCD and update erosion and sediment control code to include this requirement by December 22, 2016 City Engineer, County SWCD Require a sediment and erosion control bond equivalent to the cost to stabilize (vegetate) disturbed areas of the sites in cases of nonperformance (i.e. developer foreclosure/bankruptcy) Addresses [watershed(s)] TMDL recommendations for TSS/sediment, nutrients, habitat, and low DO/organic enrichment. Update erosion and sediment control code to include this requirement by December 22, 2016 City Engineer, County SWCD MCM 5: Post-Construction Stormwater Management in New Development and Redevelopment Sample Language: Update of Comprehensive Stormwater Management Ordinance City Council adopted a comprehensive stormwater management regulation on [date] that addresses both stormwater quality and quantity and encourages the use of low impact development practices on commercial and institutional areas. The ordinance has been updated to be compliant with the technical requirements set forth in the Ohio EPA NPDES Construction General Permit #OHC000004 and the Ohio EPA NPDES Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System General Permit #OHQ000003. A copy of our ordinance is included in the SWMP Appendix.