Common use of Storm Water Pond Facilities Clause in Contracts

Storm Water Pond Facilities. (a) All piping, subdrainage system and associated pond structures, including but not limited to inlets/outlets, control structures, and catch basins, have been laid to approved grades and are free of accumulated sediment and gravel and other obstructions such as rocks, construction material, and leaves. (b) Final grading and pond design volume requirements have been constructed to approved grades, including but not limited to side slopes, bottom slopes and spillway elevation and must not show signs of erosion or areas of standing water (dry ponds). (c) Vegetation must be installed and approved by the City’s Parks Business Unit, including but not limited to seeding, sodding, plants and trees, and the irrigation must be approved by the Director, Parks; (d) Monitoring equipment and other specialized structures, including but not limited to automatic gates, have been installed and are operating as per approved drawings, unless the time period for installation and operation has been extended by the City’s Water Resources Business Unit, and operating manuals have been supplied as requested. (e) Where required, all water quality monitoring requirements have been established with the Water Quality Group within the City’s Water Resources Business Unit. (f) As-built Drawings for items (a) and (b) above have been submitted to and approved by the City’s Water Resources Business Unit.

Storm Water Pond Facilities. (a) All piping, subdrainage system and associated pond structures, including but not limited to inlets/outlets, control structures, and catch basins, have been laid to approved grades and are free of accumulated sediment and gravel and other obstructions such as rocks, construction material, and leaves. (b) Final grading and pond design volume requirements have been constructed to approved grades, including but not limited to side slopes, bottom slopes and spillway elevation and must not show signs of erosion or areas of standing water (dry ponds). (c) Vegetation must be installed and approved by the City’s Parks & Open Spaces Business Unit, including but not limited to seeding, sodding, plants and trees, and the irrigation must be approved by the Director, ParksParks & Open Spaces; (d) Monitoring equipment and other specialized structures, including but not limited to automatic gates, have been installed and are operating as per approved drawings, unless the time period for installation and operation has been extended by the City’s Water Resources Business UnitManager, Development Engineering and operating manuals have been supplied as requested. (e) Where required, all water quality monitoring requirements have been established with the Water Quality Group within by the City’s Water Resources Business Unit. (f) As-built Drawings for items (a) and (b) above have been submitted to and approved by the City’s Water Resources Business UnitManager, Development Engineering. (g) The storm water reuse system shall be listed and administered on a separate Construction Completion Certificate.