The developer is required to submit record drawings of all permitted stormwater facilities. The record drawings shall be signed and sealed by a professional engineer or professional land surveyor who shall state that the project as constructed is substantially in conformance with the project as permitted. The record drawings shall include calculations verifying that the volumes of detention and compensatory storage required in the permit have been provided.
(A) It is recommended that the “as built” volume calculations and record drawings for the detention and compensatory storage areas be submitted for approval by the Chief Subdivision Engineer prior to final grading and landscaping of the area.
(B) “As built” grading plan shall be submitted to the Chief Subdivision Engineer prior to issuance of final certificate of occupancy for a structure if a site grading plan was a requirement of the permit. This “as built” grading plan shall include sufficient specific actual land elevations to prove that the grading was constructed in accordance with the intent of the grading plan submitted for the building permit.
(C) In addition, an elevation certificate must be submitted for any construction built in a SFHA. The Chief Subdivision Engineer will review and maintain the completed elevation certificates showing the “finished construction” elevations for all buildings constructed or substantially improved in the SFHA, and copies of the elevation certificates will be available to the property owner, his or her agents and FEMA.
(Ord. 10-164, passed 6-17-2010)