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4. Emergency activity necessary to protect life or prevent substantial harm to persons or property- S. Minor wetland impacts that have received a "certificate of exemption or no loss" determination by the LGU (VLAWM0or RWMWd) administering the Minnesota Welland Conservation Act of 1991, as amended. e All maintenance, repair, resurfacing and reconditioning activities ofexislingroad, bridge, and highway systems which do not involve construction activities outside of the existing surfaced roadway- All construction activities not required by this Section to obtain a permit or have an approved erosion and sediment control plan shall nevertheless be conducted in full compliance with this Section., j Formatted: Font {Default] Times New Roman, 10 5. Eim,.k n and Sediment Card to] Plan. An erosion and wdinicnt control plan shall beguhmitt_ed_ fgrreview and annrrnal and include the following; I- Items cgnsslcni wtlh the SWP?P ccmtent muim7mcn[S within the C- Permit. ` Formatted: Indent: Leff 1.5', No bullets or ? Pro ect limits and m rt] hnc.1ncludin •the location of a existing and Dosed utilities and easements -----._g...p'. _jnX}m --- 6 i numbering 3. A sclxdult ttdicaling die [lift of the construction activities, implementation ritaintenarxe_and YCnKIVaI t]f erosion and sediment control measurek anal petmanew snc stabilization magims._ 4. Inspection scho iiiles aixl timeftames, 6-5 Identifleatian Of the pnmenv owner, operanu, and indi uals respungi le f irthe impiCHMIRILOn uithe Frositin-and Sediment Control Pip —including name _phone ntunher_and email addn;ss., Formatted: Font [Default] Times New Roman 1Opt 2. Stor+--amwater Management. I. Policy Statement. it is the policy ofthe City to: 1. Manage new development, redevelopment and drainage alternations by requiring each development or construction activity to manage its stortnwater effectively, either on or off -site. 2. Promote and encourage a reduction in runoff rates, encourage infiltration and promote groundwater recharge. 3. Maximize groundwater recharge as a means of maintaining drinking water supplies, preserving base flows in streams, and limiting discharges of stormwater to downstream receiving waters. 4. Assure that property owners control the rate and volume ofstormwater runoff originaiing From their property so that surface water and groundwater quantity and quality is protected or improved, soil erosion is minimized, and hooding potential is reduced. 5. Protect and improve natural resources within the watershed to prevent further degradation. 2. Regulation. No person shall commence construction activities of 10,000 square feet or, grealer, unless granted a variance, without first obtaining a permit from the City that incorporates and approves a stormwaler management plan for the activity, development or redevelopment. I. Rate Control, The proposed activity will not increase the peak slormwater runoff rate from the site, under pre -development canditians .tirr the-2- 10- and l0U-yeal'. cntical duracton�'_a hpc�r} stnmi e�Emti using Atlas 1.1 rainfall depths aitd antccede:u inoisture conditiolis_' AMC' 2Lfor all discharge locatlnns. -1-he storm disiribtaion shall he a NRC'S MSE 3 MN distribution or the nested disYttbulion far Atlas 14 based data. Discharge rates leavnnE the site should: 1. 13e redix:rd from ewslmi' talcs xhcrc leaublc, Formatted - -- — + �44-and 90 vita 4. T ��q f..�. ,%44�j Formatted: Font (Default) Times New Roman, 10 Pt �� '-_r - �^r� Formatted: indent: left 15" Not accelerale rm or n1l=site µLiter CuLil'til' CH0ti3on. _dif W tit e n un ce fl—ji— 6rdanLl�L' a5 I Formatted: Nurn bered + Level:4 + Numbering Style: i demnrislraled b1 the appfican avid or t, 2. 3, ... + Start at: 1 . Alignment' Left + Aligned at 1.75" + indent at. 2" Formatted: Font (Default) Times New Roman• 10 Pt Updated Augrrsi 17, 2018 [fain lake 0muVAdaled l.mul the (hriinm ee Nix 131 -Page 168