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PAGE 57 GOP Number GOP Language Recommended Action Comments/Rationale Policy 2.4: The county shall require all new development sites to be designed with retention systems capable of accommodating 1.25 times the impervious surface area, or 0.5 inches times the project area. Revise Similar to Policy 7.10 - Policy 7.10 is identified for removal. If retaining, consider requiring all new development sites to be designed with stormwater management systems capable of water quality treatment equal to 1.5 inches time the project area or greater as may be required by SJRWMD. Policy 2.5: By 2012, the county will adopt a Stormwater Master Plan. In developing the Stormwater Master Plan, the county will analyze each basin in the unincorporated county, identify existing conditions and problems in each basin, and identify projected growth in each basin. As a result of that analysis, the county will identify a design storm parameter, discharge rate, land use allowance, and structural improvement plan for each basin. The county will coordinate with the City of Sebastian and will prioritize analysis of the areas within and adjacent to the St. Sebastian River basin. Remove See Policy 3.1 Policy 2.6: To ensure stormwater management facilities function properly, the county will establish defined levels of maintenance for public and private stormwater management facilities and will conduct inspections on a routine basis. Revise Consider: To ensure stormwater management facilities function properly, the County will continuously evaluate and adjust established maintenance practices for public and private stormwater management facilities, and will conduct inspections on a routine basis. Policy 2.7: The county will, through its land development regulations, require existing uses undergoing redevelopment to meet the most current development requirements for stormwater management. No Change Policy 2.8: The county will continue its activities to retrofit the Vero Lakes Estates drainage system. Keep Keep unless all improvements completed Policy 2.9: By 2012, the county will conduct a comprehensive inventory of all stormwater management facilities in all of the drainage sub-basins under the county's jurisdiction. Revise Revise date to 2027 or other – Consider: By 2027, the County will conduct a comprehensive inventory of all stormwater management facilities in all of the drainage sub-basins under the county's jurisdiction. (Significant undertaking - suggest extending timeline unless the process is already initiated.) Policy 2.10: By 2012, the county shall establish a Geographic Information System (G.I.S.)-based inventory of all stormwater management facilities under the county's jurisdiction. Revise Revise date to 2030 or other – Consider: By 2030, the county shall establish a Geographic Information System (G.I.S.)-based inventory of all stormwater management facilities under the county's jurisdiction. (Significant undertaking - suggest extending timeline unless the process is already initiated.) Objective 3 By 2012, Indian River County will have an adopted Stormwater Master Plan, which will guide all improvements to stormwater management facilities in Indian River County over a 20-year time frame. Revise Revise/update date. Consider: Indian River County will incorporate all improvements to publicly maintained stormwater management facilities identified over a 20-year time frame in the Capital Improvement Plan. Policy 3.1: Storm water Management Facility Improvements shall be included within the Indian River County Infrastructure CIP. A 20 Year Improvement Program for storm water management facilities will be included as part of the Indian River County Stormwater Master Plan, once adopted. Consolidate/revise Consistent information and language with previous Policies. Consider: By 2030, Indian River County will complete the Stormwater Master Plan, which will guide all improvements to stormwater management facilities in Indian River County over a 20-year time frame. (Consistent time frame with Policy 2.9 and 2.10 - GIS database will facilitate the development of the Stormwater Master Plan) Policy 3.2: In all major transportation improvement projects, the county shall include stormwater management facilities to serve the discharge needs of developments existing at the time of the improvement project within the upstream watershed area. Funding shall be included in the Transportation CIP. No Change Policy 3.3: Proposed capital improvement projects shall be evaluated and ranked according to the following priority level guidelines: No Change