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• <br /> • <br /> 1562 <br /> Exhibit C <br /> I.Permanent Components OfThe Storm Water Management System. <br /> a.The storm water management system for the property consists of the following management practices or <br /> components: <br /> • Stormwater diversion berms/swales and side yard swales. <br /> • 6 bio-retention facilities(rain gardens) <br /> b.The drainage areas served by the storm water management practices components on this site include <br /> portions of Lots 54 through 59,including the roof area of the proposed building of the lots. <br /> 2.Inspection And Maintenance Schedule. <br /> a.All components of the storm water management system shall be inspected by the Responsible Party,as <br /> follows: <br /> • Diversion berms/jwaks anti side yard swales: Owner shall visually inspect each diversion <br /> benns/swales and side yard swales(collectively referred to as drainage ways)semiannually in the early <br /> spring and early autumn. In addition,the drainage ways shall be inspected after large storm event <br /> (greater than 2.0" in a twenty-four hour period)for excessive erosion. Eroded areas shall be re- <br /> vegetated immediately. Accumulated trash, debris and sediment shall be removed and disposed <br /> appropriately. <br /> • Bio-retention/lmfiltration Basins(Rain Gardens):The Owner or authorized representative shall inspect <br /> these regularly to assess the condition of the basin. Any trash or sediment accumulation shall be <br /> removed as soon as practicable after each inspection. Any sediment and/or engineered soil removed <br /> from the basins shall be properly disposed. Snow shall not be dumped directly onto the conditioned <br /> planting bed. The vegetation at the bottom of the basin shall be kept in good condition. Re-seeding <br /> shall be performed as necessary. Maintenance activities shall be in compliance with WD■R <br /> requirements,Technical Standard 10004 as follows: <br /> ACTIVITY FREQUENCY <br /> Replacement of Water Plants As necessary during first growing season <br /> Watering during dry periods As needed after first growing season <br /> Re-mulching of void areas As needed <br /> Re-placement of deceased trees and or shrubs As needed <br /> Inspection of soil and repairs to eroded areas Monthly _ <br /> • Removal of litter and debris Monthly <br /> Placement of additional mulch Once per year <br /> b.The following components shall be inspected by the Responsible Party more frequently as follows: <br /> No additional or specific inspections or repair procedures are required for any of the storm water <br /> management devices on-site. <br /> c.The Responsible Party shall make the appropriate repairs whenever the performance of a storm water <br /> management practice or component is compromised due to sediment or debris. <br /> 3.Beeulations. <br /> a.Mowing in rain garden areas shall be minimized to the greatest extent possible in order to maximize <br /> filtration of runoff. If occasional mowing is necessary,the mowing height shall be no shorter than six <br /> inches in the Bio-retentionlinfrltration areas. Diversion berms/swales and side yard swales can be mowed <br /> to a height matching the adjacent yard area. <br />
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