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Chapter 14 <br /> 14.32 ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES. In the 14.50 AUTHORITY. Sections 14.50 through 14.57, <br /> administration and enforcement of this ordinance, the inclusive, are created under the authority of sec. <br /> zoning administrator shall: 59.974 and sec.33.455(3)of the Wisconsin Statutes. <br /> (1) Keep an accurate record of all permit [History: am., Sub. 4 to OA 27, 1993-94, pub. <br /> applications, animal waste facility plans, permits 09/30/94,eff.01/01/95.] <br /> issued,inspections made,and other official actions. <br /> (2) Review permit applications and issue permits in 14.51 DEFINITIONS. As used in sections 14.52 <br /> accordance with section 14.25 of this ordinance. through 14.57, inclusive, the following words have <br /> (3) Inspect animal waste facility construction to the defmitions indicated: <br /> insure the facility is being constructed according to (1) LCC means the Dane County Land Conservation <br /> plan specifications. Committee created under sec. 92.06 of the Wisconsin <br /> (4) Investigate complaints relating to compliance Statutes. <br /> with the ordinance. (2) LCC staff refers to staff of the land conservation <br /> (5) Perform other duties as specified in this committee as authorized under s. 92.09 of the <br /> ordinance. Wisconsin Statutes. <br /> (3) Plan means the erosion control plan required by <br /> 14.33 INSPECTION AUTHORITY. The zoning sec. 14.53. <br /> administrator is authorized to enter upon any lands (4) Sensitive areas refers to lakes, perennially <br /> affected by this ordinance in order to inspect such flowing streams, or wetlands regulated by Dane <br /> lands prior to or after permit issuance for the purpose County. <br /> of determining compliance with this ordinance. If (5) Soil loss rate means the rate at which soil <br /> permission cannot be received from the applicant or movement occurs as a result of sheet and rill erosion <br /> permittee, entry by the zoning administrator shall be and does not apply to ditches or areas of concentrated <br /> according to sections 66.122 and 66.123,Wis. Stats. flows. <br /> (6) No increase in surface water drainage means all <br /> 14.34 ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY. (1) The calculated post-construction discharges from any <br /> zoning administrator is authorized to post an order regulated site for a two-year and a 10-year storm shall <br /> stopping work upon land which has had a permit not be greater than pre-construction peak discharges. <br /> revoked or on land currently undergoing activity in Where permanent on-site detention is used for runoff <br /> violation of this ordinance. Notice is given by both control, the detention facilities shall safely contain <br /> posting upon the land where the violation occurs one and/or safely pass the runoff of a 100-year storm of <br /> or more copies of the poster stating the violation, and any duration. <br /> by mailing a copy of the order by certified mail to the (7) Site means the bounded area described in an <br /> person whose activity is.in violation of this ordinance. erosion control plan upon which regulated soil <br /> This order shall specify that the activity must cease or disturbing activity takes place. <br /> be brought into compliance within 30 days. [History: (4), (5), (6) and (7) cr., Sub. 4 to OA 27, <br /> (2) Any permit revocation or order stopping work 1993-94,pub.09/30/94,eff.01/01/95.] <br /> shall remain in effect until rescinded by the zoning <br /> administrator, or a court of general jurisdiction; or 14.52 LEGISLATIVE FINDING. The county <br /> until the activity is brought into compliance with the board of supervisors of Dane County fmds that soil <br /> ordinance. The zoning administrator is authorized to erosion from land disturbing activities and subsequent <br /> refer any violation of this ordinance or of an order development can disturb natural cover and land <br /> stopping work issued pursuant to this ordinance to the surfaces resulting in a change in runoff patterns that <br /> corporation counsel for commencement of further may have a detrimental effect on water quality and <br /> legal proceedings. downstream uses; these activities and impacts may <br /> cause damage to adjoining properties that should be <br /> [14.35-14.49 reserved for future use.] strictly regulated. Further, effective sediment and <br /> storm water management depends upon proper <br /> Subchapter II planning, design and timely installation of <br /> Erosion Control System conservation practices as well as continuing <br /> maintenance practices. <br /> Page 69 <br /> Revised 4-30-97 <br /> • <br />