(A) When appropriate. An adversely affected land occupier, an elected or appointed official of the city, or a district board member may submit a signed, written complaint to the city if conditions exist that indicate there is excessive soil loss from a tract of land.
(B) Elements of complaint. The signed, written complaint must contain:
(1) The name and address of the allegedly offending land occupier;
(2) The location of the tract of land with the alleged excessive soil loss;
(3) Other land or water that is allegedly being affected by the excessive soil loss; and
(4) A description of the nature of the alleged excessive soil loss and resulting sedimentation.
(C) Complaint to district. The city shall submit the complaint to the district for soil loss determination. The city shall notify the alleged offending land occupier of the complaint and that the district will be contacting the land occupier to review the site, determine the severity of the problem, and assist the land occupier in correcting the problem. The local government shall also name a contact person for further assistance.
(Ord. 30, passed 1-20-1990)