Storm Water Runoff Sample Clauses
The Storm Water Runoff clause establishes the responsibilities and requirements for managing water that flows off a property during and after precipitation events. Typically, this clause outlines measures such as installing drainage systems, maintaining retention basins, or adhering to local environmental regulations to prevent flooding or contamination of neighboring properties. Its core function is to ensure that storm water is properly controlled, thereby minimizing property damage, environmental impact, and potential disputes between parties.
Storm Water Runoff. Lessee agrees to design and operate its activities in such a way that storm water runoff is contained and controlled as required by Legal Requirements [ML]. Lessee shall comply with all applicable Environmental Laws pertaining to runoff, including but not limited to, all applicable provisions pertaining to industrial storm water runoff in 33 U.S.C. § 1342(p) [ML]. Lessee shall file for review with the DEQ a copy of its storm water runoff plan [ML].
Storm Water Runoff. Seller has property adjacent to other land used in a manner that may involve storm water runoff. Seller is aware that in 1994 the Best Western Hotel along Interstate 10 discharged storm water or other waters onto Seller’s property in the SW ¼ of the NW ¼ of Section 30, T4N, R9W, J▇▇▇▇▇▇ County, Florida. This unauthorized discharge was brought to the attention of local authorities and subsequently the motel owner ceased the discharge.
Storm Water Runoff. The Owner acknowledges and agrees that it will be required to design and construct, at its expense, the monitoring station, including the road access, if its required by the storm water design plan, to the satisfaction of the Environment and Transportation Commissioner.
Storm Water Runoff. No rain and storm water runoff, or such things as roof water, street pavement and surface water caused by natural precipitation, shall at any time be discharged or permitted to flow into the sanitary sewer system serving the Subdivision, which shall be a separate sewer system from the storm water and surface water runoff sewer system. No sanitary sewage shall at any time be discharged or permitted to flow into the Subdivision’s storm and surface water runoff sewer system.
Storm Water Runoff. The Consultant will evaluate measures to control storm-water runoff to receiving waters in the project area and evaluate impacts to the receiving waters from run-off.