Stormwater Maintenance Clause Samples
The Stormwater Maintenance clause outlines the responsibilities for maintaining stormwater management systems on a property. It typically requires the property owner or tenant to regularly inspect, clean, and repair stormwater infrastructure such as drains, retention basins, and gutters to ensure proper water flow and prevent blockages. By clearly assigning maintenance duties, this clause helps prevent flooding, property damage, and regulatory violations related to stormwater runoff.
Stormwater Maintenance. The Town agrees that if the Stormwater Gravel Wetlands (numbered #1 through #3 on the Plans) (the “Stormwater Ponds”) are constructed in accordance with the Plans, the Town will accept maintenance of the Stormwater Ponds pursuant to the terms of a separate Stormwater Maintenance Agreement to be entered into between the Town and Summit (or its successor in interest); provided, however, that the Town will not accept the maintenance of the Stormwater Ponds until the Notice of Termination for Vermont’s Stormwater Construction General Permit 3-9020 (the “CGP”) or the Individual Construction Stormwater Discharge Permit (the “INDC”) has been accepted by the State of Vermont, such terms being included in the Stormwater Maintenance Agreement.
Stormwater Maintenance. Norway House shall construct the storm water related improvements in the Storm Water Easement Area contained on the Norway House Property (the “Norway House Storm Water Area”), which will provide storm water collection, management, and control for the benefit of the Norway House Property, the Church Property, and the Foundation Property. After the construction of such storm water improvements by Norway House, Norway House shall be responsible for the repairs, maintenance and replacements of the storm water improvements constructed by Norway House in the Norway House Storm Water Area that are reasonably necessary to maintain such improvements in a good and safe condition and in compliance with all applicable governmental regulations and requirements. Norway House shall also be responsible for the repairs, maintenance and replacements of the storm water improvements located in the portion of the existing Storm Water Easement Area contained on the Church Property (the “Church Storm Water Area”) that are reasonably necessary to maintain such improvements in a good and safe condition and in compliance with all applicable governmental regulations and requirements.
Stormwater Maintenance. Unless and until the Developer transfers all of any portion of the Property and creates a stormwater improvement association properly responsible for maintaining the storm water facilities serving the Property, the Developer shall maintain these facilities including, but not limited to the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Road Regional Detention Facility, Government Canal and the outfall to the White River as required by applicable law or contract. This provision is not intended to increase the scope or extent of the Developer’s maintenance obligations under applicable law or contract. Prior to title transfer of any portion of the Property, a cross-drainage agreement shall be executed assuring drainage rights to the transferred parcel. A recorded City Storm Water Easement and Maintenance Agreement, substantially in the form attached hereto as Exhibit 7, shall be provided by the owners of any transferred parcels to insure proper maintenance and operation of any newly constructed storm drainage facilities on said transferred parcels.
Stormwater Maintenance. All maintenance trade personnel certifying or inspecting repair or maintenance work that does not require an inspector certified by a governing directive shall be qualified at the journeyman level. The Contractor shall ensure all personnel certification, training, and licensing are maintained current. The Contractor shall submit proof of all certification, training, and licensing requirements per Section F and within four hours if requested by the KO.
Stormwater Maintenance. The licensee is responsible for maintaining the existing nature of stormwater. Stormwater, sediment, and debris shall be maintained and clear of the parklet throughout the entirety of the license agreement.
Stormwater Maintenance. After completion of the Stormwater Gravel Wetlands (numbered #1 through #3 on the Plans) (the “Stormwater Ponds”), Developer shall notify the Town and provide as-built plans and a certification by Developer’s engineer that the Stormwater Ponds have been constructed in accordance with the Plans and with the applicable stormwater discharge permit(s). The Town shall, within twenty (20) days of receipt of such notice, inspect the Stormwater Ponds and in turn advise Developer in writing whether the Stormwater Ponds are completed to its satisfaction or whether there remains work to be completed. If the Town does not notify Developer of its inspection results within twenty-five (25) days of its receipt of Developer’s notice of completion, the Stormwater Ponds shall be deemed completed to the satisfaction of the Town. Once the Stormwater Ponds have been completed to the satisfaction (or deemed satisfaction) of the Town, the Town will accept maintenance of the Stormwater Ponds pursuant to the terms of a separate Stormwater Maintenance Agreement to be entered into between the Town and Developer (or its successor in interest); provided, however, that the Town’s acceptance of maintenance responsibility will not be effective until the Notice of Termination for Vermont’s Stormwater Construction General Permit 3- 9020 (the “CGP”) or the Individual Construction Stormwater Discharge Permit (the “INDC”) has been accepted by the State of Vermont, such terms to be included in the Stormwater Maintenance Agreement.