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Where it is necessary to make
changes in the contour of any land proposed to be subdivided, developed
or changed in use by grading, excavating or the removal or destruction
of the natural topsoil, trees or other vegetative covering thereon, the
same shall be accomplished only after the owner of his agent has
submitted to the City Engineer for approval a plan for the surface
water, erosion and sedimentation control and such plan has been
approved. Such plan shall follow the guidelines and policies of
the Union County Soil and Water Conservation District and the Storm
Water Design Manual, and further incorporate the following controls:
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All surface water shall be
provided drainage ditch outlets, of a temporary nature during
construction and shall be approved by the City Engineer. No
exposed area that will pond a great amount of water overnight will
be permitted.
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Proper measures shall be taken
during construction to prevent erosion, siltation and sedimentation.
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No area shall be exposed any
longer than necessary to recontour. Temporary vegetation
and/or mulching shall be then applied for protection during the
development.
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No area shall be allowed to go
into the winter season without vegetative or mulch cover on critical
areas as determined by the City Engineer. Such areas shall be
seeded or mulched by October 1.
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Sediment basins (debris
basins, desilting basins or silt traps) shall be installed and
maintained to remove sediment from run-off waters for land
undergoing development.
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Permanent final vegetation and
drainage structures shall be installed as soon as grading is
completed.
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The development shall be
fitted to the topography and soils so as to create the least erosion
potential.
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Whenever feasible, natural
vegetation shall be retained and protected.
If you plan to make changes in the
contour of any land in the City of Marysville, you are required to
contact the City Engineer at (937) 642-6015 x1028. |