(a) Present or future City ordinances may require construction of on-site storm water management facilities to control storm water quantity and quality in the event of development. Implementation of regional storm water management facilities may, in some cases, render construction of on-site facilities unnecessary. For use in these cases, the City shall adopt procedures and standards to require developers of land to provide a one-time capital contribution toward construction of regional storm water management facilities in lieu of construction of on-site storm water facilities. Such one-time contribution shall not affect the obligation for payment of any Storm Water Drainage Fee assessed pursuant to this chapter.
(b) The one-time capital contribution may be available to a development that meets the following conditions:
(1) An adopted drainage basin study has identified an area within which the storm water management facilities normally required to be created on-site are unnecessary; and
(2) The development is located within an area so identified; and
(3) Implementation of regional storm water facilities required by the adopted drainage basin study is complete or under construction.
(c) For developments which meet the conditions specified previously in this section, the Director, upon review of the development plans, shall require a development agreement which shall be presented for final approval to City Council.
(d) The amount of a one-time capital contribution shall be based upon that percentage of the regional storm water management facility capacity which is to be allocated to the development. (Ord. 33-07. Passed 12-26-07.)