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2014-14 AMENDING CITY CODE - CHAPTER 38 - STORMWATER ORDINANCE
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2014-14
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AMENDING CITY CODE - CHAPTER 38 - STORMWATER ORDINANCE
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4/21/2014
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fully applicable to delinquent payments of the SWSC. The first <br /> dollars of each payment on a municipal utility bill shall be applied to <br /> the SWSC, regardless of any direction to the contrary by a payer. <br /> 2. Owners of lots, buildings or premises not (provided water by <br /> the City shall be billed separately for the SWSC. The timelines and <br /> late charges for payment set out in said Chapter 4, and referred to <br /> in subsection (1) above shall be fully applicable thereto. <br /> (H) APPEALS: A property owner who believes a provision)of this article has <br /> been applied in error may appeal in the following manner: <br /> 1. The appeal must be filed in writing with the Public Works <br /> Director. The following requirements shall apply: <br /> a. For appeals involving the amount of impervious area on a <br /> property, photographs and aerial imlagery may be <br /> considered as evidence. <br /> b. For appeals involving the amount of drain ge flowing away <br /> from the City or not leaving the site th� Appellant shall <br /> include a survey prepared by a registered land surveyor or <br /> professional engineer containing information on the total <br /> property area, the impervious surface are , and any storm <br /> water management features, such as detention ponds or <br /> conditions which influence the hydrologic response of the <br /> property to rainfall events, including but not limited to the <br /> topography of the property. <br />
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