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Failure to properly maintain the BMP after notification could result in administrative penalties and abatement processes under Chapter 407 and/or 906 of the City Code. (Ord. 1550, 6-4-2018) Section 2. Wetland Amended. After City Council consideration the Roseville City Code, Chapter 804 is hereby created to add and update Wetland Protection Overlay District rules. CHAPTER 804 WETLANDS SECTION: 804.01 Wetland Protection Overlay District 804.01: WETLAND PROTECTION OVERLAY DISTRICT A. Purpose. These regulations are intended to protect the City's wetlands which are defined as land transitional between terrestrial and aquatic systerns as defined in Minnesota Statutes Section 103G.005, Subdivision 19. B. Applicability. All upland within one hundred (100) feet of the wetland boundary of wetlands and those public waters not specifically listed as shoreland shall be considered within the Wetland Protection Overlay District and those identified within the city's Comprehensive Surface Water Management Plan. C. Lot Standards. The minimum lot area, width and depth requirements of the underlying land use zoning district within this code shall apply provided that not more than 25% of the lot area may be included in any wetland area to meet the minimum lot area dimension. STRUCTURE SETBACKS FROM WETLAND Type of Water Structure Setback from Water Roads, Driveway, Parking and Other Body Body hnpervious Surface or Setback Wetland 50 Ft. 1,2 30 Ft. 2 1. Setback is measured from the approved delineated wetland boundarx 2. A 30 foot setback from road or parking surfaces may include a combination of land within rights of way and adjacent to the right of way as well as curb and gutter controlling runoff and sediment to a storm pond. Pedestrian trails shall be exempt from setback requirements. D. Stormwater treatment. All stormwater must be treated to the water quality standard outlined in the City's Comprehensive Surface Water Management Plan and Stormwater Management Standards before discharged to a wetland. E. Wetland Buffers. Wetland buffers shall be required for all developments adjacent to a wetland whether or not the wetland is located on the same parcel as the proposed development. (1) Table X outlines the no -disturb buffer widths and minimums that must be met: