Stormwater Infrastructure. Real property, interests in real property, improvements to real property such as ditches, drains, pipes, culverts, catch basins, pumps, or the like, or any combination of them, used or useful in the collection and disbursement of storm and surface water, or the control of flooding. As used herein, Stormwater Infrastructure does not include drainage systems or facilities that are not publicly owned, and which do not carry public stormwater.
Stormwater Infrastructure. All stormwater infrastructure shall be constructed or installed in accordance with the standards set forth in the Land Development Ordinance and all requirements of the SC Department of Health and Environmental Control. The Property Owner shall pay all costs associated with the planning, engineering, construction, and installation of the Project’s stormwater infrastructure.
Stormwater Infrastructure. We will take care of this as part of the entrance road and parking lot construction. The amount of impervious surface is minimal and most of this may be handled on-site via pervious pavement, raingardens, or constructed bio- infiltration xxxxxx.
Stormwater Infrastructure. The County approved the Santolina Level B.I Master Plan Drainage (Stormwater) Master Plan and Terrain Management Plan prepared by Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx dated September 14, 2016 (the “Level B.I Stormwater Plan”). The Parties recognize and agree that there are numerous variables which will impact the extent of the stormwater infrastructure required to serve each Phase of the Phase B.I Property, some of which are unknown at this time, including without limitation the location, size, configuration, and intensity of the Phase and the proposed land uses within the Phase. Owner’s responsibility for publically accepted major stormwater infrastructure generally consisting of major drainage channels and ponds (or dams) shall be identified in separate agreements entered into by and between Owner and the appropriate governmental entity during the Level C Process. Owner agrees to provide a copy of fully-executed Owner-governmental stormwater agreements to the Planning and Development Services Department. The Level B.I Plan at Chapter 5, “Environment and Open Space,” discusses the Level B.I Plan projected stormwater phasing and infrastructure, including specified infrastructure projected to be in place at 2025 and at full build out. The Level B.I Plan at Section 5.5.1 acknowledges that the County will own and operate much of the public infrastructure serving the Level B.I Property. Therefore, provided that Owner complies with the Level C Process, the County agrees to accept the conveyance of public stormwater infrastructure improvements. Final determination of stormwater infrastructure for each Phase, considering the Level B.I Plan, the Level B.I Stormwater Plan and any publicly approved drainage master plan, shall occur during the Level C process for each Phase.
Stormwater Infrastructure. 4.5.1 The City will initially finance, through a bond or other long-term financing mechanism, the costs, expenses and fees for the design and Construction of the Stormwater Infrastructure, and specially assess at least 80% but not more than 90% of such costs, expenses and fees to the properties benefitted thereby, including the GF Plant and GF Plant Land. The amount and application of the special assessment to each property benefitted by the Stormwater Infrastructure, (including to the GF Plant and GF Land), shall be determined by the Special Assessment Commission and/or the City’s cost share policy. The Parties acknowledge and agree the final percent of the costs and expenses to be specially assessed (at least 80% but not more than 90%) shall be determined when the GF Plant Development Plans and the City Infrastructure Plans are finalized (see Section 3 above) that provide the extent, size, capacity, kind, quality and quantity of the Stormwater Infrastructure.
