Surface Drainage. Surface drainage should be provided for in reclaimed areas. ▪ At least 80 per cent of the surface area should be free of surface drainage water in a year of normal precipitation. ▪ Drainage should be such as to minimize the formation of ponds less than one acre (0.4 ha) in surface area. ▪ Drainage systems must be designed to minimize erosion during spring runoff and major rainfall events.
Surface Drainage. Unless otherwise specified, roads shall be constructed and maintained with a 2-5% outslope and without a berm or inside ditch. The road surface shall be insloped or bermed only where needed to direct water to a drainage facility or away from a sensitive area. Where grade is 10% or less, permanent and seasonal roads shall have rolling dips incorporated into their running surface during their construction at locations proposed by the PURCHASER and approved by the Timber Sale Officer. Spacing between rolling dips shall be consistent with the waterbreak spacing requirements of the Forest Practice Rules and the Timber Harvesting Plan. Rolling dips shall be constructed in accordance with the attached diagram, Exhibit A, Attachment 1. Where grade of permanent or seasonal roads is more than 10%, waterbreaks or other suitable forms of water dispersal, shall be installed by bulldozer at locations specified or approved by the Sale Officer upon completion of use of the road for log hauling, but prior to final road grading.
Surface Drainage. EACH LOT SHALL RECEIVE AND DRAIN, IN AN UNOBSTRUCTED MANNER, THE STORM AND SURFACE WATER FROM LOTS AND DRAINAGE AREAS OF HIGHER ELEVATION AND FROM PUBLIC STREETS AND EASEMENTS. NO LOT OWNER SHALL CONSTRUCT OR PERMIT TO BE CONSTRUCTED ANY FENCING OR OTHER OBSTRUCTIONS WHICH WOULD IMPAIR THE DRAINAGE OF STORM AND SURFACE WATERS OVER AND ACROSS HIS LOT. THE FOREGOING COVENANTS SET FORTH IN THIS PARAGRAPH E SHALL BE ENFORCEABLE BY ANY AFFECTED LOT OWNER AND BY THE CITY OF JENKS, OKLAHOMA. NO LOT OWNER SHALL ALLOW OR CONTRIBUTE TO THE DEGRADATION OF GROUND OR SURFACE WATER ON OR ACROSS THE OWNER'S LOT IN VIOLATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES, THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA OR THE CITY OF XXXXX.
Surface Drainage. Water from such sources as surface runoff, dewatering and flushing of water lines during project construction shall not be allowed to enter into drainage ways or open areas that will cause flooding of existing structures, street intersections, or lawn areas.
Surface Drainage. 3.1.1 Surface Drainage - Each lot shall receive and drain, in an unobstructed manner, the storm and surface waters from lots and drainage areas of higher elevation and from private streets and easements. No lot owner shall construct or permit to be constructed any fencing or other obstructions which would impair the drainage of storm and surface waters over and across his/her lot. The foregoing covenants set forth in this sub-section shall be enforceable by any affected lot owner and by the City of Jenks, Oklahoma.
3.1.2 Xxxxxxx Lake Estates will be constructed with Xxxxxx ditches versus curb and gutter. Any intention to pipe and fill xxxxxx ditch, other than a standard driveway access, will require engineering calculations to show proper pipe sizing and that such improvements can be established on all lots of the development and still comply with the original design of the subdivision.
Surface Drainage. A non-exclusive, perpetual easement for the purpose of surface draining any and all storm water run-off from Lot 3 and the improvements which may, from time to time, be constructed, altered, modified and maintained thereon, over, upon and across Lot 1, and no change of grade elevation or excavation shall be made on Lot 1 which shall interfere with or obstruct the drainage from Lot 3. For Landlord's source of title for items (1) - (5) see a deed from Olympia Equity Investors I, L.P. dated June 11, 1998 recorded in Book 13907, Page 46 of the Cumberland County Registry of Deeds.
Surface Drainage. Adequate surface drainage must be provided around structures
Surface Drainage. EACH LOT SHALL RECEIVE AND DRAIN, IN AN UNOBSTRUCTED MANNER, THE STORM AND SURFACE WATERS FROM LOTS AND DRAINAGE AREAS OF HIGHER ELEVATION AND FROM PUBLIC STREETS AND EASEMENTS. NO PROPERTY OWNER SHALL CONSTRUCT OR PERMIT TO BE CONSTRUCTED ANY FENCING OR OTHER OBSTRUCTIONS WHICH WOULD IMPAIR THE DRAINAGE OF STORM AND SURFACE WATERS OVER AND ACROSS HIS LOT. NO PROPERTY OWNER SHALL MODIFY OR CHANGE THE DIRECTION OF DRAINAGE OF SURFACE STORM WATER FROM THE ORIGINAL APPROVED FINAL PLAT. THE PROPERTY OWNER SHALL PREVENT THE ALTERATION OF GRADE WITHIN ALL EASEMENT AREAS FROM THE ORIGINAL CONTOURS (FINISH GRADE) OR ALLOW ANY CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY WHICH MAY INTERFERE WITH SUCH PUBLIC WATER MAINS, VALVES, STORM SEWERS, AND OR PUBLIC SANITARY SEWER FACILITIES. THE COVENANTS SET FORTH IN THIS PARAGRAPH SHALL BE ENFORCEABLE BY ANY AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNER AND BY XXXXXX COUNTY, OKLAHOMA.
Surface Drainage. Each lot shall receive and drain, in an unobstructed manner, the storm and surface waters from lots and drainage areas of higher elevation and from public streets and easements. No lot owner shall construct or permit to be constructed any fencing or other obstructions which would impair the drainage of storm and surface waters over and across his lot. The foregoing covenants set forth in this paragraph E shall be enforceable by any affected lot owner and by the City of Bixby, Oklahoma.
Surface Drainage. Every dwelling should have a grading and landscaping plan to provide control of all surface water runoff on the lot. Additions to the landscaping plan, maturity of shrubbery, soil erosion, etc. tend to change drainage. Surface water should never be directed toward the foundation wall. To keep water away from the building, make sure any surface water traveling across the yard is directed away from the building. Build up the soil at the foundation wall to make it necessary for the water to flow away. Keep gutters and downspouts clean and maintained. Extend downspout drains as far away from the foundation as possible. Subsurface drainage systems are generally constructed of perforated, corrugated plastic tubing. Excess water is drained through pipes, which are placed underground. Theses pipes are usually at least 4 inches in diameter and surrounded with gravel. The pipes drain excess water from the lawn, footer drains, and downspouts into outlets such as ditches or storm sewers, provided there is an outlet. Never outlet these pipes into the sewage system.
