Stormwater Management System. 5.2.1 The Developer agrees to construct, at their own expense, the Stormwater Management System for the development which conforms to the design submitted to the Development Officer and reviewed by the Nova Scotia Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal. The Developer shall provide certification from a Professional Engineer that the system, or any phase thereof, has been constructed in accordance with the approved design.
5.2.2 The Developer agrees, at its own expense, to maintain in good order all stormwater facilities on the Lands.
Stormwater Management System. The Developer agrees that all storm water management systems and related facilities, including, without limitation: permanent post-construction storm water runoff management best management practices, ditch paving, bank protection, and fencing adjacent to open ditches, made necessary by the development of the Project are to be constructed and maintained by the Developer.
Stormwater Management System. The Owners shall provide a surface water and stormwater retention system approved by the SJRWMD, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), the Army Corps of Engineers (ACOE), and any other regulatory agencies, and meeting the requirements of the LDC. The system, including all pipes, culverts and other associated facilities shall be owned and maintained by the Master Association.
Stormwater Management System. A portion of the development will discharge to the existing storm water management system and the remaining portion will be detained and treated in accordance with the City and SJRWMD requirements.
Stormwater Management System. This term shall mean a system which is designed and constructed or implemented to control discharges which are necessitated by rainfall events, incorporating methods to collect, convey, store, absorb, inhibit, treat, use or reuse water to prevent or reduce flooding, over-drainage, environmental degradation, and water pollution or otherwise affect the quantity and quality of discharges from the system, as permitted pursuant to Chapters 40C-4, 40C-40 or 40C-42, Florida Administrative Code.
Stormwater Management System. (a) Storm water Management Systems: The Owner shall adhere to the “ITT Comprehensive Drainage Plan,” as implemented by the City,, which is based upon the pre and post flow to handle the One hundred (100) year storm event. All surface water and stormwater detention systems is subject to approval by the SJRWMD. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), the ACOE, and any other regulatory agencies and meeting the requirements of the LDC shall be provided. The Owner shall coordinate with the City and the SJRWMD regarding the existing drainage systems and easements by facilitating and accomplishing restoration activities on the Subject Property as required by the City on any ditches or portions of the Palm Coast Community-wide Drainage System.
Stormwater Management System. Quarterly Maintenance Services
a. Dosing System Pump, Battery & Generator Maintenance -Automated Dosing Systems (3) – Contractor shall rotate pump motor bearings and visually inspect system components for signs of damage. Contractor shall inspect batteries for corrosion and perform startup and verification testing of the generator operation. Annual Maintenance Services
b. Dosing System Pre-Season Maintenance Automated Dosing Systems (3) – Prior to rainy season (to be determined by County), Contractor shall
Stormwater Management System. 8 (a) Pond treatment volumes will be sized to accommodate run-off 9 volumes as required by applicable regulations for the entire improved area of Town 10 Center. Credit will not be given for areas that sheet flow towards wetlands or off-site 11 areas. Run-off from such areas must, however, be provided treatment prior to release 12 using accepted form of Best Management Practice (e.g., vegetated filter strips and reverse 13 berms).
(b) Discharge locations from treatment ponds will be as shown on the 15 stormwater management master plan for Town Center that is approved by SJRWMD. 16 (c) Protection from flooding will be designed to provide for discharge of 17 stormwater as shown on the stormwater management master plan for Town Center that is 18 approved by SJRWMD. Attenuation storage will not be required for a development area 19 so long as the land use for the area is as described in the stormwater management master 20 plan for Town Center that is approved by SJRWMD, and the location of the outfall is as 21 identified on the stormwater management master plan. 22 (d) Stormwater from any development that is not discharged into the 23 Town Center stormwater management system will be required to meet all applicable 24 regulations and codes and must be approved by the City, and if applicable, SJRWMD and 25 the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. 1 (e) Skimmers will be provided at inflow points to treatment ponds or at 2 the outflow structures. These structures will be designed to skim floating debris, oil, and 3 grease from an elevation six inches below the normal water elevation of the pond or 5 of the pond. Skimmers will cover all directions of flow through the structures.
Stormwater Management System. The Owner shall construct the stormwater management system to service the lands described in Schedule “C” and adjacent road allowances according to the plans and specifications set out in Schedule "E" and Municipal Specifications and such approval as may be granted under the Ontario Water Resources Act. The Owner shall maintain the stormwater management system until a Final Certificate of Approval of the Works has been issued under a Subdivision Agreement for the Final Plan of Subdivision. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the Owner shall not construct any stormwater management system until final approval under the Ontario Water Resources Act is obtained.
Stormwater Management System. 6 (a) Pond treatment volumes will be sized to accommodate run-off 7 volumes as required by applicable regulations for the entire improved area of Town 8 Center. Credit will not be given for areas that sheet flow towards wetlands or off-site 9 areas. Run-off from such areas must, however, be provided treatment prior to release 10 using accepted form of Best Management Practice (e.g., vegetated filter strips and reverse 11 berms).
(b) Discharge locations from treatment ponds will be as shown on the 13 stormwater management master plan for Town Center that is approved by SJRWMD. 14 (c) Protection from flooding will be provided by designs which 15 designed to provide for discharge of stormwater as shown on the stormwater management 16 master plan for Town Center that is approved by SJRWMD. Attenuation storage will not 17 be required for a development area so long as the land use for the area is as described in 18 the stormwater management master plan for Town Center that is approved by SJRWMD, 19 and the location of the outfall is as identified on the stormwater management master plan.
