Storm Water Management Facility definition

Storm Water Management Facility means a system of physical works including but not necessarily only, such things as storm water structures or ponds and infiltration trenches or pits located at the downstream end of a storm sewer conveyance system (including roof rain water leaders) that are designed to treat storm water and control pollution and control storm water runoff to predetermined levels prior to discharge to receiving surface water courses and subsurface ground water regimens.

Storm Water Management Facility means any inlet, catchbasin, catchbasin manhole combination, maintenance access hole, manhole, drainage pipe, sewer, channel, ditch, culvert, tank, outlet, pond, depression or body of water created to divert, or collect or used to manage storm water quantity or treat storm water quality on public or private property.

Storm Water Management Facility means a facility approved by The Corporation of the City of Oshawa which is designed and constructed to contain storm water run-off from urban areas.

Examples of Storm Water Management Facility in a sentence

• The Company has filed with the Commission a Form 8-A (file number 001-_______) providing for the registration under the Exchange Act of the Securities, the Common Stock included as part of the Securities and the Warrants included as part of the Securities.

• This letter must provide an update on the schedule to implement the Storm Water Management Facility and must indicate the Interim SWM measures taken.

• For any lot or parcel created after June 1, 2015, areas that are part of the Storm Water Management Facility shall not be included for the purposes of computing minimum lot size or densities.

• A site plan amendment may be required if the design of the Storm Water Management Facility changes significantly during implementation.

• Completion of temporary Storm Water Management Facility including outlet channel and all related appurtenances.

More Definitions of Storm Water Management Facility

Storm Water Management Facility means a facility for the treatment, retention, infiltration or control of storm water;

Storm Water Management Facility means an impoundment and associated appurtenances and controls for the containment, detention or retention of storm water.

Storm Water Management Facility means a storm water pond used for controlling the rate of storm water discharge and storm water runoff quality from a specified area.

Storm Water Management Facility means an impoundment and appurtenant structures, connections and controls for containment, detention or retention of storm water and its delayed release at a controlled rate to a receiving storm sewer or water- course;

Storm Water Management Facility or “storm water control” means any structure or installation used to manage storm water quality, flow rate, or volume.

Storm Water Management Facility means a system of physical works including but not necessarily only such things as storm water structures or ponds and infiltration trenches or pits located at the downstream end of a storm sewer conveyance system (including roof rain water leaders) that are designed to treat storm water and control pollution and control storm water runoff to predetermined levels prior to discharge to receiving surface water courses and subsurface ground water regimens.

Storm Water Management Facility means a storm water management control device, structure, or system of such physical components designed to treat, detain, store, convey, absorb, conserve, protect, or otherwise control storm water.