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r SEP 111990 CHAPTER 930, STORMWATER MANAGEMENT & FLOOD PROTECTION County Engineer Roger Cain advised that things have been rearranged a little bit because of the need to clarify the flood management portions of 930.07. The wording and intent is not changed, but some things are in different places. Engineer Cain then referred to Page 10, noting that in the second sentence in (k) beginning "Temporary ponding...," the words "if of shallow depth" should be underlined as that is new wording. He continued that on Page 29 Item 5, in lines 24 through 26 the words "must be notified at least 24 hours in advance of the tests being conducted" should be struck out so that it just reads - the County reserves the right to witness the test procedure. Mr. Cain advised that the Cut 8 Fill Balance issue has been addressed, and he believed we have reached a fairly good compromise on Page 24 where we provide an exemption for small lots in existence prior to July 1, 1990, and, in addition, the Mining Ordinance has been modified to provide some relief in these cases. The Indian River Farms Water Control District standards are still in, and we have allowed for ponding in parking lots to provide some temporary relief. The fencing of ponds and lakes has been addressed in 930.07 (m) found on Pages 10 and 11 and we have carved out some exceptions on that. We have been provided the new FEMA regulations and some of this wording has been inserted since the last meeting. This wording provides one of the means of modifying the flood areas, and you will find those administrative procedures explained on Pages 20/21. Commissioner Bowman referred to Page 24 and the statement "will not create a material adverse impact on flood protection on other lands in the estuarine environment." She wished to add "or on the estuarine environment." No public comment. 38