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AMENDING CITY CODE - CHAPTER 38 - STORMWATER ORDINANCE
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4/21/2014
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d. Quantity Reduction Credit: Stormwater service credits will <br /> be available for non-residential properties that maintain <br /> runoff facilities or controls, such as detetion or retention <br /> facilities, which significantly restrict stormwater runoff rates <br /> released from their property. Credits will be available for the <br /> detention of the 2-year storm, 50-year strm and 100-year <br /> storm as defined by Illinois State Water Survey's Rainfall <br /> Distributions and Hydroclimatic CharactII�ristics of Heavy <br /> Rainstorms in Illinois (Bulletin 70). The Qluantity Reduction <br /> Credit shall be further defined in the Stormwater Credit <br /> Regulations. <br /> e. Water Quality Credit: Stormwater servi a credits will be <br /> available for properties that hold an Industrial NPDES permit <br /> or use best management practices to reduce the total <br /> suspended solids leaving the property by �5%. The Water <br /> Quality Credit will be further defined in the Stormwater Credit <br /> Regulations. <br /> f. Education Credit: Stormwater service credits will be <br /> available for all public and private primary, elementary and <br /> secondary schools that provide stormwater education <br /> curricula to at least 25% of their student body. The curricula <br /> shall meet the description of "Classroo Education on <br /> Stormwater" as defined by the United Stat d Environmental <br />
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