1. In order to clearly identify all erosion and sediment control measures to be installed and maintained throughout the duration of the project, a detailed erosion control plan is required prior to the issuance of the site development permit or the building permit in accordance with the requirements set forth in the Engineering Technical Manual.
2. Each developer shall implement and maintain the erosion control measures shown on the approved erosion control plan in order to minimize the erosion and the transport of silt, earth, topsoil, etc., by water runoff or construction activities, beyond the limits of the developer’s site onto City streets, drainage easements, drainage facilities, storm drains or other City property, prior to beginning any land-disturbing activity.
3. It shall be an offense for a developer or a third party performing work on a project to violate any of the requirements of
Subsection 7.3.2 Control Measures or this
Subsection 7.3.3, including, but not limited to, the following:
(i) Conducting any land-disturbing or construction activity without an approved erosion control plan for the location where the violation occurred;
(ii) Failing to install erosion control devices or to maintain erosion control devices throughout the duration of land-disturbing activities, in compliance with the approved erosion control plan for the location where the violation occurred;
(iii) Failing to remove off-site sedimentation that is a direct result of land-disturbing activities where such off-site sedimentation results from the failure to implement or maintain erosion control devices as specified in an approved erosion control plan for the location where the violation occurred;
(iv) Allowing sediment-laden water resulting from below-ground installations to flow from a site without being treated through an erosion control device; and
(v) Failing to repair damage to existing erosion control devices, including replacement of existing grass or sod.
4. Written notice of violation shall be given to the developer or his job site representative as identified in the erosion control plan for a site.
5. Such notice shall identify the nature of the alleged violation and the action required to obtain compliance with the intent of the approved erosion control plan. See also
Section 7.3.2.O.
