No proposed subdivision/development shall be approved, except in compliance with the standards and criteria set forth in this Article. The owner/developer shall comply with any and all State and Federal regulations and must obtain any required State and Federal permits. Section 6.05 Exceptions for Public Improvements No sediment control plan shall be required for public road, highway, other transportation, or drainage improvement, or maintenance thereof, undertaken by a government agency or entity if such agency or entity plans to follow a statement of sediment control policy. Government agencies are not exempt from a NPDES Phase II permit, O.E.P.A. permits, or any other permits from appropriate authorities. Section 6.06 Standards and Criteria In addition to compliance with any and all State and Federal regulations, strict compliance with the following standards and criteria shall be required of in all proposed subdivisions/developments: 1. All base mapping and topographic information shall be prepared from field survey methods or other approved sources of information. This information shall be used for design of infrastructure. Use of Licking County GIS Topographic information is prohibited. Sheet and Rill Erosion- To control pollution of public waters by soil sediment from accelerated sheet and rill erosion on development areas, the owner/developer shall: Apply and maintain a level of conservation practices that will minimize any on and off site erosion. Follow standards and guidelines found in the handbook, Rainwater and amendments thereto and any and Land Development, standards and criteria recommended by the LCSWCD. methods to control sediment pollution may be used provided these methods are acceptable to the Planner, VE, LCSWCD, and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA). Assume full build-out of all upstream areas at the highest housing density allowed by the Village. Concentrated Water Erosion- To control pollution of public waters by soil sediment from accelerated erosion in drainage ways and grassed waterways and in streams and ditches disturbed or
No proposed subdivision/development shall be approved, except in compliance with the standards and criteria set forth in this Article. The owner/developer shall comply with any and all State and Federal regulations and must obtain any required State and Federal permits. Section 6.05 Exceptions for Public Improvements No sediment control plan shall be required for public road, highway, other transportation, or drainage improvement, or maintenance thereof, undertaken by a government agency or entity if such agency or entity plans to follow a statement of sediment control policy. Government agencies are not exempt from a NPDES Phase II permit, O.E.P.A. permits, or any other permits from appropriate authorities. Section 6.06 Standards and Criteria In addition to compliance with any and all State and Federal regulations, strict compliance with the following standards and criteria shall be required of in all proposed subdivisions/developments: 1. All base mapping and topographic information shall be prepared from field survey methods or other approved sources of information. This information shall be used for design of infrastructure. Use of Licking County GIS Topographic information is prohibited. Sheet and Rill Erosion- To control pollution of public waters by soil sediment from accelerated sheet and rill erosion on development areas, the owner/developer shall: Apply and maintain a level of conservation practices that will minimize any on and off site erosion. Follow standards and guidelines found in the handbook, Rainwater and Land Development, and amendments thereto and any standards and criteria recommended by the LCSWCD. methods to control sediment pollution may be used provided these methods are acceptable to the Planner, VE, LCSWCD, and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA). Assume full build-out of all upstream areas at the highest housing density allowed by the Village. Concentrated Water Erosion- To control pollution of public waters by soil sediment from accelerated erosion in drainage ways and grassed waterways and in streams and ditches disturbed or
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