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Ordinance Number
1987-19
Adopted Date
02/17/1987
Ordinance Type
Land Use Drainage and Transportation El.
State Filed Date
03\02\1987
Entity Name
Comprehensive Amendment
Subject
Transportation Element Amend Capital Improvements Program
Codified or Exempt
Codified
Archived Roll/Disk#
1240
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ORDINANCE NO. 87- 19 <br />D. Enclosed components of the storm water management <br />system should be minimized. This will aid in managing <br />storm water, not simply disposing of it. Mechanical <br />pumping should 1536¢ be discouraged. <br />appropriate system design, including erosion prevention <br />and control features. <br />F. A drainage system should not result in the degradation <br />of water quality or have significant environmental <br />G. Systems should be designed to accomplish retention or <br />comparable run-off treatment capable of providing <br />adequate protection from flooding caused by rains <br />during storm intensities that can be expected to occur <br />at least once in 25 years. <br />H. Utilize retention/detention structures in order to <br />control runoff waters. <br />Retention Areas - Providing for on site water storage. <br />y(jt4ott 444 $14044 to Of Littoral vegetation is <br />encouraged in order to assimilate impurities. <br />Detention Areas - Provide for temporary storage and <br />discharge to receiving waters through a control <br />structure. In order to assimilate impurities, <br />detention time should not be unduly prolonged. <br />Regulations providing for drainage requirements must be <br />consistent. Maintenance of drainage systems must be <br />continuous to ensure that such systems function <br />properly. <br />I. Nonstructural drainage provisions should be encouraged <br />over structural provisions where practicable. <br />CODING: Words in`1�15¢l�f type are deletions from existing law. <br />Words underlined are additions. <br />be minimized <br />through <br />E. Erosion from storm water <br />should <br />appropriate system design, including erosion prevention <br />and control features. <br />F. A drainage system should not result in the degradation <br />of water quality or have significant environmental <br />G. Systems should be designed to accomplish retention or <br />comparable run-off treatment capable of providing <br />adequate protection from flooding caused by rains <br />during storm intensities that can be expected to occur <br />at least once in 25 years. <br />H. Utilize retention/detention structures in order to <br />control runoff waters. <br />Retention Areas - Providing for on site water storage. <br />y(jt4ott 444 $14044 to Of Littoral vegetation is <br />encouraged in order to assimilate impurities. <br />Detention Areas - Provide for temporary storage and <br />discharge to receiving waters through a control <br />structure. In order to assimilate impurities, <br />detention time should not be unduly prolonged. <br />Regulations providing for drainage requirements must be <br />consistent. Maintenance of drainage systems must be <br />continuous to ensure that such systems function <br />properly. <br />I. Nonstructural drainage provisions should be encouraged <br />over structural provisions where practicable. <br />CODING: Words in`1�15¢l�f type are deletions from existing law. <br />Words underlined are additions. <br />
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