(a) The City shall review the completed application in a timely manner and determine if additional information is required. At such time as the application is complete, staff shall review the type of project proposed and possible discharges, along with proposed measures to prevent discharge, and shall either issue a permit with conditions or inform the applicant that the project as proposed cannot be conditioned in a manner which will prevent illegal discharges.
(b) The City may provide permit conditions confirming those proposed by the applicant and/or applying best management practices for control of non-storm water runoff. Copies of recommended best management practices are available from the City.
(c) In the event that the project is proposed in such a manner that conditions to prevent non-storm water runoff are not effective, the City representatives will work with the applicant to revise the project in a manner which allows for such conditions to be placed on the project and then carried out.
(d) No permit will be processed without payment of the applicable fee or deposit.
(e) No project which falls within the provisions of Section 15.01.060 shall proceed without compliance with these sections.
(f) In the event an applicant believes the project is exempt from these requirements, the applicant may request review of the project to confirm such exemption by submitting the same form and fee or deposit applicable to such review.
(g) An applicant may appeal the applicability of the permit requirement or of the conditions contained in the permit in the same manner as provided for administrative citations.
(h) The requirements of these sections are in addition to any other requirement of federal, state or local law or regulation or CC&R's.
(Ord. 107, passed 7-16-2008)