Stormwater Management Facility Sample Clauses

Stormwater Management Facility. The Owner AGREES to implement any and all of the works identified in the Stormwater Management Report that details methods to be used to ensure storm water quality controls in accordance with the Ministry of Environment ‘Stormwater Management Planning and Design Manual’ (2003), including all water balance, water quality control, water quantity control, sediment and erosion control, and phosphorus control to the satisfaction of the City and
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Stormwater Management Facility. (1) The Owner will be responsible for the monitoring and maintenance of the Stormwater Management Facilities as described in a separate agreement between the Town of Oakville and Urban Core Road Builder Consortium Inc. dated November 16, 2007 and registered as HR621877 (the “SWM Facilities”), until the assumption of the SWM Facilities by the Town, in accordance with the agreement, registered on title. (2) The Owner agrees to pay to the Town upon assumption of the SWM Facilities an amount to be determined as per the Town’s maintenance and monitoring guidelines for stormwater management facilities (the “Stormwater Management Fee”). The amount of the Stormwater Management Fee will be determined from the detailed stormwater management facility “Maintenance Design Program but in any event will not exceed Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars ($75,000.00). (3) The Owner agrees to correct promptly, at his own expense, defects or deficiencies in the SWM Facilities which appear prior to and during the within maintenance period. Upon the expiry of the maintenance period and assumption of SWM Facilities by the Town, and provided that the Owner has complied with its obligations hereunder, the balance of the Remaining Security shall be released to the Owner.
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Stormwater Management Facility. Includes detention/retention basins, rain gardens, bio‐retention areas, riparian buffers, and associated inflow and outfall structures, pipes, pump stations, drainage xxxxxx and channels, and other associated storm drain facilities.
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