Article I. Erosion and Sediment Control.
§ 19-1. Purpose and scope.
§ 19-1A. Definitions.
§ 19-2. Permits required.
§ 19-3. Application for permit.
§ 19-4. Variances.
§ 19-4A. Review and approval of erosion and sediment control plans.
§ 19-5. Modifications of plans.
§ 19-5A. Contents of an erosion and aediment control plan.
§ 19-5B. Standard erosion and sediment control plan.
§ 19-6. Fees.
§ 19-7. Permit conditions.
§ 19-8. Permit expiration and renewal.
§ 19-8A. Grandfathering of approved plans.
§ 19-9. Permit revocation or suspension; stop work order.
§ 19-10. Financial Security.
§ 19-11. Liability insurance.
§ 19-12. Inspections.
§ 19-12A. Complaints.
§ 19-13. Maintenance of structures, measures and devices.
§ 19-14. Completion.
§ 19-15. Protection of adjacent property.
§ 19-16. Deposits of soil or other material prohibited.
§ 19-17. Regulations.
§ 19-18. Reserved.
§ 19-19. Reserved.
Article II. Stormwater Water Management.
§ 19-20. Purpose of article; scope.
§ 19-21. Definitions.
§ 19-21A. Grandfathering.
§ 19-22. Watershed management plans.
§ 19-22A. Stormwater management measures
§ 19-23. Review and approval of stormwater management plans.
§ 19-24. On-site requirements; County participation; waivers.
§ 19-25. Contributions, dedications, and stream restoration.
§ 19-26. Stormwater management design criteria.
§ 19-27. Financial security.
§ 19-28. Inspection and maintenance of stormwater management systems.
§ 19-29. Stormwater management loan program.
§ 19-29A. Watershed restoration grants program.
§ 19-30. Regulations.
§ 19-31. Exemptions.
§ 19-32. Transition for approved plans.
§ 19-33. Agreements between the County and municipalities.
§ 19-34. Reserved.
§ 19-35. Water Quality Protection Charge.
Article III. Floodplain District Requirements.
§ 19-36. Definitions.
§ 19-37. When a floodplain district permit is required.
§ 19-38. Application for permit.
§ 19-39. Modification of plans.
§ 19-40. Permit conditions.
§ 19-41. Permit expiration and renewal.
§ 19-42. Inspection.
§ 19-43. Permit revocation or suspension; stop work order.
§ 19-44. Completion.
§ 19-45. Regulations.
§ 19-46. Reserved.
Article IV. Water Quality Control.
§ 19-47. Purposes; authority.
§ 19-48. Definitions.
§ 19-49. Administration.
§ 19-50. Prohibition of water pollution.
§ 19-51. Control of water quality.
§ 19-52. Records, reports, sampling, and analysis.
§ 19-53. Enforcement.
§ 19-54. Liability for expenses caused by violation.
Article V. Water Quality Review in Special Protection Areas.
§ 19-55-19-59. Reserved.
§ 19-60. Findings and purpose.
§ 19-61. Definitions.
§ 19-62. Applicability.
§ 19-63. Exemptions.
§ 19-64. Water quality inventory submittal; water quality plans.
§ 19-65. Application, review, and approval procedures.
§ 19-66. Enforcement, appeals, waiver.
§ 19-67. Implementation.
Article VI. General.
§ 19-68. High-PAH pavement sealant products.
§ 19-69. Authority of Department of Environmental Protection.
§ 19-70. Violations.
§ 19-71. Tree Protection.
Notes
[Note] | *Editor’s Note—Chapter 19 is cited in Nooe v. Mayor of Baltimore, 28 Md.App. 348, 345 A.2d 134 (1975). See County Attorney Opinion dated 12/6/02-A discussing the application of Chapter 19 in Friendship Heights. See County Attorney Opinion dated 1/29/97 evaluating fees that may be charged for permits for Montgomery County Public Schools, Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, Montgomery College, Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, Revenue Authority, and County agencies. [attachments]
Cross references-Sewers, sewage disposal and drainage, ch. 45; abandonment and closing of drainage rights-of-way, § 49-62 et seq. |
The purpose of this Chapter is to protect, maintain, and enhance the public health, safety, and general welfare by establishing minimum requirements and procedures to control the adverse impacts associated with land disturbances. The goal is to minimize soil erosion and prevent off-site sedimentation by using soil erosion and sediment control practices designed in accordance with the applicable state law and regulations. Implementing this Chapter will help reduce the negative impacts of land development on water resources, maintain the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of streams, and minimize damage to public and private property.
This Chapter contains minimum erosion and sediment control requirements and does not limit or repeal any other powers granted to the County by State law. (2013 L.M.C., ch. 9, § 1.)
Editor’s note—Former Section 19-1, Definitions, was renumbered Section 19-1A and amended by 2013 L.M.C., ch. 9, § 1.
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