(A) The town’s Chief Building Inspector shall be primarily responsible for the coordination and enforcement of the provisions of this chapter and the SWMP; provided, however, that Town Council may, from time to time, delegate some or all of the rights and duties of the Chief Building Inspector to the county or its duly authorized representatives pursuant to an inter-governmental agreement for same.
(B) All powers and authority given to the Chief Building Inspector or any reference to the Chief Building Inspector throughout this chapter shall apply to any designee of the Chief Building Inspector or to any county agent or duly authorized representative designated by the Town Council.
(C) The application of this chapter and the provisions and references expressed herein shall be the minimum stormwater management requirements and shall not be deemed a limitation or repeal of any other ordinances of the town or powers granted to the town by the state statutes, including, without limitation, the power to require additional stormwater management requirements. If site characteristics on new development, redevelopment and existing developments indicate that complying with these minimum requirements will not provide adequate designs or protection for real property, residents, or the environment, the property owner, operator or person responsible for land disturbing activities is required to provide additional and appropriate management practices, control techniques, system design and engineering methods to attain an adequate level of protection, in accordance with the town’s Stormwater Program Permitting Standards and Procedures Manual (the “Manual”).
(Prior Code, § 25-23) (Ord. 2007, passed 9-18-2007)