Model Ordinance Sample Clauses

Model Ordinance. The Parties agree that the Commission shall do the following:
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Model Ordinance. The Parties agree that the Commission shall do the following: Per N.C. Gen. Stat. § 113A-54(1), provide a model erosion and sedimentation control ordinance (hereinafter, “model ordinance”) for adoption by local governments who wish to implement a delegated local sedimentation and erosion program (hereinafter, “local program.”) Update its model ordinance upon changes in the SPCA. Proposed Ordinance Review The Parties agree that: Local governments who chose to enact and implement a local program may do so by ordinance (hereinafter, “local program ordinance”.) However, the local government must submit the proposed local program ordinance to the Commission staff for review prior to adoption. Following notification that the proposed ordinance meets or exceeds the minimum requirements of the SCPA, local governments must adopt the ordinance prior to submission to the Commission for approval. North Carolina General Statute § 113A-60(b) requires the Commission to review approve, approve as modified, or disapprove proposed local program ordinances based upon the minimum requirements of the SPCA. The Commission shall review a local program ordinance submitted and, within 90 days of receipt thereof, shall notify the local government submitting the program that it has been approved, approved with modifications, or disapproved. The local program’s erosion and sedimentation control standards must equal or exceed those of the SPCA. Part II. Responsibilities and Expectations of the Commission. Local Program Review The Parties agree that the Commission shall do the following: Review periodically approved local programs for compliance with the SPCA. The results of the reviews shall be presented at the next quarterly meeting of the Commission. If the Commission determines that any local government is failing to administer or enforce an approved erosion and sedimentation control program, it shall notify the local government in writing and shall specify the deficiencies of administration and enforcement. If the local governmenthas not taken corrective action within 30 days of receipt of notification from the Commission, the Commission shall assume administration and enforcement of the program until such time as the local government indicates its willingness and ability to resume administration and enforcement of the program.
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