Storm Water Drainage. Several surface ditches and underground storm water drainage pipes traverse the Property that currently drain all or portions of the Premises into the drainage ditches owned and/or Table of Contents operated by the City of Houston or Xxxxxx County Flood Control District (the “Storm Water Drainage System”). Lessor may alter the Storm Water Drainage System provided that no such alternation interferes with Lessee’s activities or operations or may temporarily or permanently disrupt or otherwise adversely impair the drainage of the Premises. Lessee will maintain at Lessee’s expense the portion of the Storm Water Drainage System located within the Premises except Lessor shall be responsible for the cost of any maintenance or repairs within the Premises resulting from any alteration or lack of maintenance beyond the Premises. Lessor will maintain at Lessor’s expense the portions of the Storm Water System located outside the Premises.
Storm Water Drainage. The Developer, at its sole expense, shall construct and maintain a storm water and retention system, which system shall include the improvements provided in this Agreement, and shall be installed in accordance with the PUD Documents, the approved engineering construction plans, and all applicable ordinances, laws, codes, standards and regulations. All drainage improvements necessary for the entire Project shall be completed and approved prior to issuance of any Certificate of Occupancy for any structure for any phase. During the development of the Project, the Developer shall be obligated to maintain the storm drainage and retention system and facilities in a fully operational condition. Upon completion of the storm drainage and retention system, the Developer may assign its responsibility with respect to such maintenance to an Association if allowable by applicable Master Deed. In such case, the obligation shall be solely that of the Association. The Developer shall post security in the form of cash or check or certificate of deposit or, irrevocable letter of credit (issued by an institution doing business in Oakland County), or a performance bond (the “Security”), as specified in a separate agreement approved by the City. The securitySecurity shall be in an amount equal to the estimated cost of installation, or a performance bond in an amount equal to the cost of construction of the storm drainage system plus 10% refundable cash deposit. The Agreement shall also authorize the City, at its option, to complete the drainage improvements as required by the City Engineer, if Developer fails to complete the drainage improvements in a timely fashion, once construction has commenced. All performance bonds shall be issued by institutions licensed and admitted to do business in the State of Michigan. In such case, building permits for the applicable phase of the development to be served by the drainage improvements in question shall be issued upon the posting of such securitySecurity and execution of such agreement, which shall be approved by the City Attorney in the exercise of reasonable discretion. The drainage improvements shall be completed and approved prior to issuance of any certificates of occupancy for the last building within the Phase of that development. A t the Developer’s request, but not more frequently than once a month, the Security may be reduced by the same percentage as the percentage of completion of the drainage improvements as determined by...
Storm Water Drainage. The City authorizes Xxxxxx to modify storm water drainage emanating from the Subject Property as a result of the installation of the balcony by allowing the direct discharge of storm water from the Building and the Subject Property directly into the City’s storm water system, in a manner otherwise consistent with the storm water drainage ordinance of the City.
Storm Water Drainage. The design of the drainage system is determined by the topography, finished formation levels, surface run-off from paved areas and building roofs. The topographical conditions of the existing surface and, consequently, that of the graded strip of all Airport-related facilities, result in a north-south oriented main watershed. There are two types of storm water runoff:
Storm Water Drainage. A rainwater collection system shall be provided for collection of non-contaminated site rainwater runoff. Collected site rainwater shall be transferred to a rainwater collection basin. The Facility shall be provided with the following drainage systems: Clean storm water sewer and ditch system Oil-contaminated runoff sewer system Process wastewater sewer system Surface drainage systems inside the Facility shall be sized to discharge the 10‑year, 24‑hour runoff without flooding roads and the 50-year, 24-hour storm event without flooding the Facility and equipment. The storm events shall be as defined by U.S. Department of Commerce, Technical Paper No. 40, Rainfall Frequency Atlas of the United States, or local regulations if more stringent. A storm-water pond must be provided such that runoff from developed properties shall not exceed the rate of runoff that would naturally occur from the undeveloped tributary area during and immediately after the maximum storm event that would be expected to occur once every ten years.
Storm Water Drainage. Subject to the conditions and limitations hereinafter set forth, the Parcel Owners, each for itself, hereby declares and grants for the benefit of the Parcels a non-exclusive easement appurtenant to each of the Parcels over, across, upon and under those portions of the Parcels set forth and legally described on Exhibit C (the "Storm Sewer Easement Area"), and as shown and identified on the Storm Water Drainage Plan attached hereto as Exhibit C (the "Storm Water Plan"), for the sole and exclusive purpose of running and transferring water accumulating and originating on each of the Parcels to the subsurface storm sewer and drainage lines and surface drainage ways to be located within the Storm Sewer Easement Area (collectively, the "Storm Sewer System"), together with the right of access to the Storm Sewer Easement Area and the areas adjacent thereto as may be reasonably and temporarily necessary for purposes of installing, maintaining, repairing, replacing, removing, enlarging and renewing the Storm Sewer System. The establishment of the Storm Sewer System is subject to the conditions that: the owner of each of the Parcels shall not permit the flow of toxic or hazardous substances or any other substances from such Parcel into the Storm Sewer System which is not permitted to be discharged into the storm water pond (as set forth and identified on Exhibit C) ("Storm Water Pond") or any public storm sewer serving the Parcels by any applicable law, statute or regulation or otherwise; subject to any other lot owners rights in the Storm Water Pond as identified in the Planned Unit Development for Five Thousand Winnetka 2nd Addition, the owner of each of the Parcels shall not permit any other party or property to discharge water into the Parcels and/or into the Storm Water Pond serving the Parcels and no right to transfer or run water is granted hereunder other than to the owner(s) of each Parcel for water accumulating or originating on such Parcel; and no such running or transferring of water shall result in water being discharged at a rate or in a volume in excess of that permitted by the design standards applicable to the Storm Sewer System. After completion of construction, no Parcel owner may modify, alter or otherwise change the location, alignment, configuration, capacity or any other aspect of the Storm Sewer System without the prior written consent of the owners of the Parcels which are affected by such modification, alternation or other change. Notwithsta...
Storm Water Drainage. Developer at its sole expense, shall construct and maintain an on-site storm water drainage system, in accordance with the approved construction plans prepared by Washtenaw Engineering and approved by the Township engineer, consistent with the approved Site Plan dated July 10, 2019, and all applicable ordinances, laws, codes, standards, and regulations, as well as the approved Site Plan for the Project. Developer shall maintain the on-site stormwater management system in accordance with the Storm Water Management and Maintenance Agreement and Plan which is attached to and made part of this Agreement as Exhibit B, and the terms set forth in Site Plan Sheet 18.
Storm Water Drainage. The City authorizes Kennay to modify storm water drainage emanating from the Subject Property as a result of the installation of the balcony by allowing the direct discharge of storm water from the Building and the Subject Property directly into the City’s storm water system, in a manner otherwise consistent with the storm water drainage ordinance of the City.
Storm Water Drainage. The contractor shall ensure that all roads are accessible and no rain water reaches any project structure under the design storm. Storm water shall be conveyed safely, in either closed or open conveyance systems, and be disposed properly to a natural water course outside the project site.
Storm Water Drainage. The City agrees to the extent permitted by law and to the extent as described in this section to permit Developer to discharge storm water drainage from the Subject Property onto the City's adjacent property to the west. The City agrees to accept a volume of storm water from the Subject Property onto the City's adjacent property which can reasonably be accommodated under the City's current design of a golf course for such property using reasonably accepted engineering practices as determined by the City Engineer.
