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<br /> <br /> 3 <br />site or regional stormwater ponding/retention facility designed to 39 <br />accommodate the increased runoff prior to discharge from the site into 40 <br />public waters or wetlands. 41 <br />2. Review by City Engineer: All proposed stormwater facilities shall be 42 <br />reviewed by the Ccity Eengineer and certified for compliance with the 43 <br />city's comprehensive surface water management plan, National Urban 44 <br />Runoff Program (NURP) standards, the Minnesota Pollution Control 45 <br />Agency's (MPCA) Urban Best Management Practices, and any 46 <br />established standards of the water management organization having 47 <br />jurisdiction in the project area. 48 <br />3. Commercial, Industrial, and Residential Development Affectation: All 49 <br />commercial and industrial developments and redevelopments affecting 50 <br />more than five acres of land and all residential developments affecting 51 <br />more than five 5 acres of land shall: 52 <br />i. Be served by stormwater ponding facilities, on- or off-site, 53 <br />designed to remove a minimum of 90% of total suspended 54 <br />solids resulting from the runoff from a one inch rainfall event, 55 <br />and 56 <br />ii. Within the development, provide for settling chambers, sumps, 57 <br />dry ponds or other devices to provide for the filtering or settling 58 <br />of fine sands prior to discharge into the city's stormwater 59 <br />system.[RJ7][RJ8] 60 <br />F. Private Stormwater Facilities: All private stormwater facilities shall be 61 <br />maintained in proper condition consistent with the performance standards for 62 <br />which they were originally designed. All settled materials from ponds, sumps, 63 <br />grit chambers, and other devices, including settled solids, shall be removed and 64 <br />properly disposed of on a five year interval. One to five year waivers from this 65 <br />requirement may be granted by the cCity Eengineer when the owner presents 66 <br />evidence that the facility has additional capacity to remove settled solids in 67 <br />accordance with the original design capacity. 68 <br />G. Inventory of Private Stormwater Facilities: Upon adoption of this chapter, the 69 <br />Ccity Eengineer shall inventory and maintain a database for all private 70 <br />stormwater facilities requiring maintenance to assure compliance with this 71 <br />section. 72 <br /> 73 <br /> 74 <br />803.05 803.06: STORMWATER BEST MANAGEMENT 75 <br />PRACTICE (BMP) MAINTENANCE: 76 <br />A. Maintenance of Stormwater BMPs. The City requires that stormwater BMPs 77 <br />be maintained. 78 <br />1. Private Stormwater BMPs - All private stormwater BMPs shall be 79 <br />maintained by the property owner so that the BMPs are in proper condition 80 <br />consistent with the performance standards for which they were originally 81 <br />designed. 82 <br />a. Ponds, Stormwater Wetlands, Underground Storage, and other BMPs 83 <br />that settle pollutants 84 <br />i. Removal of settled materials - All settled materials from ponds, and 85 <br />other BMPs, including settled solids, shall be removed and properly 86 <br />RCA Attachment B