(A) All infrastructure improvements related to storm water relief within the city right-of-way will be performed at city expense. The City Council may elect to enact a full or partial assessment of benefitting parcels.
(B) All infrastructure improvements related to storm water management within a recorded city easement will be performed at city expense. The City Council may elect to enact a full or partial assessment of benefitting parcels.
(C) Any retention basins, creeks or waterways which service a drainage area located on private property will be inspected by designated city officials.
(1) Minor obstructions will be periodically removed from such drainage courses to allow them to function.
(2) Any major maintenance or repair required of a retention basin or waterway will be the determination of the city; notification will be made to the respective property owner for action.
(3) If the property owner does not take appropriate action, the city may perform the work and assess the property owner.
(D) If an infrastructure improvement is required on private property, the City Engineer will inspect the problem. The City Engineer will provide a report and recommendations to the Service Committee. The Service Committee will then forward a recommendation to City Council for approval. City Council may choose to assess the effected parcel(s).
(F) The effective date of the storm water level of service is February 7, 2005.
(Ord. 18-05, passed 2-7-2005)