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Chapter 14 <br /> shall regulate these sites during the period that (9) time schedules for stabilization of ditches and . <br /> , residential building permits are in effect under its slopes; <br /> authority pursuant to section 14.60 of the Dane (10) plans shall adhere to the following minimum <br /> County Ordinances consistent with then-existing standards: <br /> 1 UDC regulations. This ordinance also shall not (a) proposed design, suggested location and <br /> { apply to construction site erosion control for public phased implementation of effective, practicable <br /> buildings and buildings that are places of erosion control measures for acceptable plans shall <br /> employment relating to activities specifically prevent gully erosion and limit total off-site <br /> ' regulated by the Wisconsin Department of Industry, permissible annual aggregate soil loss for exposed <br /> Labor and Human Relations ("DILHR") during the areas resulting from sheet and rill erosion to an <br /> period that DILHR-authorized building permits are annual, cumulative rate not to exceed 15 tons per <br /> r in effect and specific erosion control procedures on acre per year and where sites are located adjacent to <br /> I, these construction sites are effective. or directly drain into sensitive areas, the annual, <br /> Notwithstanding the immediately preceding cumulative rate shall not exceed 7.5 tons per acre per <br /> exclusion for commercial building sites regulated by year; <br /> DILHR, activities unrelated to actual building (b)plan compliance under subs. <br /> i <br /> construction such as, but not limited to, land (a) shall be determined using the soil <br /> disturbing activity prior to excavation for foundation conservation service Technical Guide or another <br /> work,landscaping,installation of driveways,parking commonly accepted soil erosion control methodology <br /> areas and sidewalks,extensive earthwork on sites not approved by the county conservationist which <br /> directly related to structural concerns, development includes the following considerations: season of <br /> of ponds and channelized watercourses, commercial year, site characteristics; soil erodability; and, slope; <br /> j parks,and landing strips or airport runways, shall be and, <br /> subject to the requirements of this ordinance. (c) erosion control measures for plan approval <br /> 1r- Administration and regulation of soil erosion control need not attempt to regulate soil transportation <br /> programs may be done by cities and villages which within the boundaries of the applicant's site; <br /> have enacted local ordinances or entered into s. (11) description of methods by which sites are to be <br /> 66.30, Wis. Statutes intergovernmental cooperative developed; <br /> agreements with the county consistent with this (12) provision for sequential steps mitigating <br /> ordinance; in situations where cities and villages erosive effect of land disturbing activities to be <br /> regulate such land disturbing activities, references in followed in appropriate order and in a manner <br /> j` this chapter to county staff shall also by implication consistent with accepted erosion control <br /> where appropriate refer to equivalent counterparts on methodology suitable to proposed sites and amenable <br /> municipal staffs. to prompt re vegetation; <br /> [History: (1) rep. and recr., OA 45, 1987-88, pub. (13) provisions to ensure no increase in surface <br /> 05/05/88; am., Sub. 4 to OA 27, 1993-94, pub. water drainage from sites during or after <br /> i ` 09/30/94,eff.01/01/95.] construction, unless water is discharged into <br /> rl 14.54 REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIC existing, adequate drainage areas, specifying all <br /> stormwater management controls such as outlet <br /> ' . EROSION CONTROL PLANS. Erosion control control structures or basins necessary to comply with <br /> plans required under section 14.53 may include maximum permitted discharges; <br /> r consideration of adjoining landowners cooperative (14) provisions to prevent mud-tracking off-site <br /> efforts to control transport of sediment, and to be onto public thoroughfares during construction <br /> approved shall consist of the following: period;and, <br /> _ (1) cross sections of road ditches; (15) any proposed modifications to approved plans <br /> j (2) profiles within road ditches; or alterations to accepted sequencing of land <br /> (3) culvert sizes; disturbing site activities shall be approved by county <br /> (4) direction of flow of runoff, zoning prior to implementation of said changes. <br /> l (5)watershed size for each drainage area; [History: am., Sub. 4 to OA 27, 1993-94, pub. <br /> (6) design discharge for ditches and structural 09/30/94,eff.01/01/95.] <br /> measures; <br /> (7) runoff velocities; 14.545 SIMPLIFIED PLAN CHECKLIST. <br /> j (8) fertilizer and seeding rates and Applicants may submit erosion control proposals <br /> recommendations; using simplified checklists of standard erosion <br /> control practices to be installed on sites, on a <br /> l <br /> . <br /> Page 65 <br /> I ' <br /> , i <br />
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