The city shall grant a storm water permit, which may impose additional terms and conditions in accordance with § 157.023, and which shall be granted only upon compliance with each of the following requirements:
(A) The person has submitted a construction plan complying with § 157.017 to the city and to the local Soil and Water Conservation District and has incorporated the review comments provided to the satisfaction of the city and to the local Soil and Water Conservation District;
(B) The construction plan contains a description of the permanent erosion and sediment controls to be installed and an adequate, temporary storm water control system to prevent construction site storm water runoff, satisfying the requirements of § 157.019, and the developer has filed a notice of intent or obtained a soil erosion permit from IDEM;
(C) The developer has posted on the site and published a legal notice in the Bedford Times-Mail newspaper information about where proposed plans and specifications of the development may be reviewed by the public and the procedure for providing public comments to the city Storm Water Coordinator;
(D) The developer has paid or deposited the storm water permit review fee pursuant to § 157.018;
(E) The developer has paid or posted the applicable financial guarantee pursuant to § 157.020;
(F) The developer provides all easements necessary to implement the approved construction and post construction plans and to otherwise comply with this chapter including, but not limited to, § 157.076. All easements shall be acceptable to the city in form and substance and shall be recorded with the Lawrence County Registrar of Deeds;
(G) The construction and post construction plans are designed in conformity with the city's design and performance standards for drains and storm water management systems, as set forth in § § 157.085 and 157.086. All storm water runoff facilities shall be designed in accordance with the then-current BMPs; and
(H) The developer provides the required maintenance agreement for routine, emergency, and long-term maintenance of all storm water runoff facilities not to be turned over to the city at the completion of construction that are in compliance with the approved drainage plan and this chapter including, but not limited to, § 157.077. The maintenance agreement shall be acceptable to the city in form and substance and shall be recorded with the Lawrence County Recorder's Office, and shall pass to subsequent property owners as appropriate.
(Ord. 35-2004, passed 10-12-04; Am. Ord. 37-2005, passed 10-11-05) Penalty, see § 157.999