(A) Conflicts with other regulations. When the provisions of this chapter are inconsistent with one another or when the provisions of this chapter conflict with the provisions found in other adopted ordinances or regulations, the more restrictive provision that provides maximum EPSC shall govern.
(B) Relationship with other county ordinances/codes regulating land development.
(1) Wherever practicable, the provisions of this chapter which require review and approval of EPSC measures prior to the commencement of land disturbing activity, shall be applied concurrently with the administering agency’s obligations to review and/or approve subdivision plans, general or detailed development plans, construction plans, building plans, and floodplain permits.
(2) It shall be the permittee’s responsibility to determine and comply with all other applicable city, county, state, or federal ordinances or regulations governing land development and land disturbing activities, some of which may be conditions of approval under this chapter (i.e., KPDES general permit).
(Ord. 26, passed 9-25-2001)