Drainage System. The system of pipes, ditches, and structures by which surface or subsurface waters are collected and conducted from the airport area.
Drainage System. All stormwater runoff, treatment and drainage system improvements within the Property will be designed in accordance with the Zoning Regulations and Best Management Practices then current. All stormwater runoff, treatment and drainage system improvements for the Property shall be constructed by Owner or the Association, as applicable. The City will not be responsible for any construction or maintenance cost associated with the stormwater runoff, treatment and drainage system within the Property.
Drainage System. KSPDCL will lay and maintain the main drains along the main road to which Solar power developers shall connect their internal plant drains. Major streams are suggested to be channelized by developers as tentatively indicated in the plot plan & obtain necessary approvals from KSPDCL for maintaining continuity in existing streams at the boundary of individual plots.
Drainage System. Site shall be drained of excess water, including overflow and washout from reservoirs, and shall be discharged into the County's storm drain system or an approved drywell or receiving system. Where a County storm drain system is not available, the drainage may traverse other properties, provided perpetual drainage and or flowage easements are obtained from the property owners affected by the drainage water.
Drainage System. APGCL will lay and maintain the main drains along the main road to which Solar power developers shall connect their internal plant drains. Major streams are suggested to be channelized by SPD as tentatively indicated in the plot plan & obtain necessary approvals from APGCL for maintaining continuity in existing streams at the boundary of individual plots
Drainage System. 10.8.1 All stormwater runoff, treatment and drainage system improvements within the Property will be designed in accordance with the South Carolina Stormwater Management and Sediment Reduction Act as regulated by the South Carolina Department of Environmental Control (“DHEC”) and the regulations promulgated thereunder. All stormwater runoff, treatment and drainage system improvements for the Property shall be constructed by Owner or an Association. The Town will not be responsible for any construction or maintenance cost associated with the stormwater runoff, treatment and drainage system within the Property.
Drainage System. 10a You must not introduce any foreign items into the drainage system, including cleaning cloths, babies nappies, baby wipes, sanitary towels, condoms, cooking fat, engine oil, greases or paint.
Drainage System. All storm water runoff, treatment and drainage system improvements within the Property will be designed in accordance with the Zoning Regulations. All storm water runoff, treatment and drainage system improvements for the Property shall be constructed and maintained by Owner, Developer, or a Subsequent Developer, unless suitable arrangements are made for acceptance of such responsibility by another governmental agency or government sanctioned utility. The City will not be responsible for any construction or maintenance cost associated with the storm water runoff, treatment and drainage system within the Property. The parties agree to coordinate the drainage for roads constructed by Owner to promote economies of scale and lessen environmental impacts. Future enactments of, or changes or amendments to the City or County ordinances which conflict with the drainage and storm water provisions of the Zoning Regulations shall not apply to the Property unless the procedures and provisions of Section 6-31- 80(B) of the Act are followed, which Owner, Developer, or a Subsequent Developer shall have the right to challenge. It is acknowledged that the portions of the Property located within Beaufort County are subject to Stormwater Utility assessments as part of the Beaufort County tax xxxxxxxx, and such may continue to be assessed if the City enters into an interlocal agreement with Beaufort County, unless a separate agreement is reached with the utility as allowed under the ordinances of Beaufort County.
Drainage System. The Contractor shall carry out Hydraulic Study in the entire Catchment Area, which is having influence on the proposed RoW of the Project, in order to assess the Quantity of Runoff to be drained off from the proposed RoW. For this purpose, the Contractor shall map the Storm Water Drainage System, which passes through the proposed RoW. He shall calculate total Quantity of Runoff, which precipitates on the proposed RoW Area and enters the proposed RoW Area. The Contractor shall work out a Comprehensive Drainage System for Disposal of Runoff collected on Surface Road by Gravity Flow only and the Drain shall be connected to the nearest Natural Storm Water Drain and as per the Approval of the Employer. All Drainage System shall conform to Clause 309 of MoRT&H Specifications for Road and Bridges (Latest Edition). The Tentative Drainage Arrangement Details for the project corridor are given in Drawing No. IS / 1402 / HIG / PP - 001. However, the Levels and Dimension Details for Drainage Arrangement shown in the Drawings are only indicative. The Contractor shall carry out the required Hydraulic Study and work out the Levels and Dimension Details for Drainage Arrangement based on the Hydraulic Study and get the Drawing approved by the Employer before Execution. The Tenderer shall indicate a Comprehensive Drainage Arrangement System in the Drawings to be submitted with the Technical Bid. The Lump Sum Cost quoted by the Tenderer shall include all the above Items. During the Construction, the Water, which is met with, shall be pumped into the Roadside Drains. At no point it shall be pumped into BWSSB Sewer / Sanitary Lines.
Drainage System. All storm water runoff, treatment and drainage system improvements within the Property will be designed in accordance with the Zoning Regulations and Best Management Practices then current. All storm water runoff, treatment and drainage system improvements for the Property shall be constructed by Owner, Developer(s) or the Association. The City will not be responsible for any construction or maintenance cost associated with the storm water runoff, treatment and drainage system improvements within the Property, other than with regard to the City’s construction of off-site portions of RiverPort Parkway as provided in this Agreement and maintenance thereof shall be the responsibility of the owner of such road right of way, being either the City or the County (see Article XI.B. above). The Owner nor the City shall design or construct any storm water runoff, treatment or drainage system improvements within the Property that drain into or are a part of the drainage or storm water system of the Exit #3 Proper Project. The parties agree to coordinate the drainage for the off-site portions of RiverPort Parkway and the other roads constructed by the Owner to promote economies of scale and lessen environmental impacts. The existing drainage canal system within current easements held by the City and evidenced by that certain Easement recorded in the ROD in Volume 66 at Page 128, shall continue to remain the maintenance responsibility of the City.
