(a) If the Village of Woodmere or its duly authorized representative determines that a violation of the rules adopted under this code exist, the Village or representative may issue an immediate stop work order if the violator failed to obtain any federal, state, or local permit necessary for sediment and erosion control, earth movement, clearing, or cut and fill activity.
(b) All development areas may be subject to external inspections by the Village to ensure compliance with the approved SWP3 or Abbreviated SWP3.
(c) After each external inspection, the Village Engineer and shall prepare and distribute a status report to the applicant.
(d) If an external inspection determines that operations are being conducted in violation of the approved SWP3 or Abbreviated SWP3, the Village may take action as detailed in Section 1181.14(b) of this regulation.
(e) The Village of Woodmere Engineer shall have the authority to make immediate on-site adjustments to the ESC Plan in order to achieve compliance with these Rules.
(f) A final inspection will be made to determine if the criteria of this code has been satisfied and a report will be presented to the Village Engineer on the site's compliance status.
(g) The Village Engineer will monitor soil-disturbing activities for non-farm residential, commercial, industrial, or other non-farm purposes on land of less than one contiguous acre to ensure compliance required by these Rules.
(h) The Village Engineer shall notify the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers when a violation on a development project covered by an Individual or Nationwide Permit is identified. The Village of Woodmere Engineer shall notify the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency when a violation on a development project covered by a Section 401 Water Quality Certification and/or Isolated Wetland Permit is identified.
(i) The Village shall not issue building permits for projects regulated under this code that have not received approval for an SWP3 for said project(s).
(Ord. 2016-100. Passed 12-14-16.)