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Roseville Public Works, Environment and Transportation Commission Agenda Item Date: February 27, 2018 Item No: 7 Item Description: Ordinance Updates Background: In order to address some deficiencies in some of the City's ordinances related to Public Works, staff has drafted amended ordinance language for the following ordinances: • Chapter 405 — Noise Control • Chapter 707—Right-Of-WayManagement • Chapter 802 — Sewer Use and Regulations • Chapter 803 — Storm Water Drainage • Chapter 1017 — Shoreland, Wetland and Storm Water Management, Section 1017.26; Storm Water Management The noise control ordinance amendment (Attachment A) is a suggested change to the ordinance to address City lead projects that need to deviate from the ordinance requirements. The ordinance would give staff more flexibility if city hired contractors need to work at night or outside of working hours. A public hearing would not be required for these projects which can better accommodate contractor's schedules. Staff would be required to follow a Construction and Maintenance Related Night Work Policy (Attachment B). Residents would still be notified of work outside of normal hours. The Right -of Way Management Ordinance amendment (Attachment C) will address new changes in state law related to small cell wireless facilities. It will also address right of way permits in County or State right of way. The Sewer Use ordinance amendment (Attachment D) adds language on discharging of Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG). It adds new requirements for new businesses that discharge FOG and adds regulations to existing businesses that discharge FOG. The intent of the ordinance is to reduce FOG that causes increase maintenance of the City's sewer infrastructure and also reduce the risk of backups caused by FOG. The storm water drainage ordinance (Attachment F) would be amended to add language related to grading to the current erosion and sediment control section. Currently grading, filling, and land alteration is in section 1017.25 of the City Code for private development and 705 for development on public property. The proposed ordinance would consolidate these sections into a combined one that is tied to storm water drainage and erosion and sediment control. By tying the