Critical impact areas and other areas to be left undisturbed shall be
physically marked with survey stakes or protected with temporary snow fence
prior to any land disturbance.
The Land Use Board shall require the construction and/or installation
of surface water management improvements in accordance with the schedule of
sequence of installation as approved.
The Land Use Board shall provide for the posting of performance guaranties and maintenance bonds in the same manner as provided in Chapter 310, Subdivision of Land and Site Plan Review.
A.
The applicant shall bear full and final responsibility
for the installation and construction of all required surface water runoff
control measures according to the provisions of the applicant's approved plan
and this chapter. The Township Engineer shall inspect the site during its
preparation and development and certify that all surface water management
measures have been constructed in accordance with the provisions of the applicant's
approved plan under this chapter.
B.
During the 12 months subsequent to the date of completion,
the Township Engineer periodically shall inspect the site to ascertain that
the provisions of the applicant's approved plan are complied with, including
limit of contact for areas to be left undisturbed. The Township Engineer shall
give the applicant, upon request, a certificate indicating the date on which
the required measures were completed and/or accepted.
[Amended 2-5-1987 by Ord. No. 87-8; 4-18-2002
by Ord No. 2002-03]
For review and inspection required by this chapter, the fees that must be paid to the Land Use Board are established by Chapter 182, Fees, of the Code of the Township of Franklin.
A.
At the time of approval of the plan, responsibility for
continued maintenance of surface water runoff control structures and measures
shall be stipulated and properly recorded.
B.
The Township shall retain the right to enter and make
repairs and improvements where necessary to ensure that all control measures
as well as areas dedicated to surface water retention or groundwater recharge
are adequately maintained and preserved. The Township may charge the owner
for the costs of these services if such maintenance is his responsibility.
