Stormwater/Drainage Clause Samples
The Stormwater Drainage clause establishes the responsibilities and requirements for managing rainwater runoff on a property or construction site. It typically outlines how stormwater must be collected, directed, and disposed of, often requiring the installation of appropriate drainage systems such as gutters, pipes, or retention basins to prevent flooding or erosion. This clause ensures that stormwater is handled in compliance with local regulations, thereby protecting both the property and surrounding areas from water damage and environmental harm.
Stormwater/Drainage. You agree to and we will allocate the monthly stormwater/drainage bill for the community, allocated based on a percentage reflecting your apartment’s share of the total square footage in the community, calculated by dividing your apartment’s square footage by the total square footage in all apartments. Any late payment of the master stormwater/drainage bill will not be allocated. The above allocation formula for determining your share of the stormwater/drainage bill cannot change except if (1) you receive notice of the new formula at least 35 days before it takes effect; and (2) you agree to the change in a signed lease renewal or signed mutual agreement. You may examine our stormwater/drainage bills from the utility company, and our calculations relating to the monthly allocation of those bills during regular weekday office hours. Please give us reasonable notice to gather this data.
Stormwater/Drainage. Surface water, or drainage, is managed by the Port of Seattle Marine Stormwater Utility (“Utility”), which is also responsible for billing of stormwater utility charges. Tenant charges are subject to rates established by the Utility and are adjusted each January. Drainage charges are itemized separately from on billing invoices/statements and are subject to the same late charges set forth elsewhere in this Lease. Tenant shall keep the stormwater and surface water drainage systems free of any substances that could contaminate stormwater. The stormwater drainage system includes catch basins, manholes, trenches, drain lines, and other related infrastructures that convey stormwater directly to other stormwater systems or to surface waters.
Stormwater/Drainage. The City shall not be obligated to provide stormwater services. A Development Agreement for the Property governs the provision of those services.
Stormwater/Drainage. Stormwater will be initially retained on site and shall meet or exceed the requirements of the Flagler CountyCity of Palm Coast Land Development Code and St. ▇▇▇▇▇ River Water Management District, prior to discharging offsite.
Stormwater/Drainage. To confine all stormwater to the Subject Lands and maintain appropriate grading. The Owner shall ensure that there is no interruption to any subsurface drainage flow because of construction on the site, which would have an adverse effect on neighbouring properties. Should such an interruption occur, the Owner shall carry out any necessary remedial work to correct the problem as recommended by its consulting engineer and to the satisfaction of the Municipality and the County of Middlesex in the event an upper-tier road allowance be impacted, at no cost to the Municipality, the County, or neighbouring property owners.
Stormwater/Drainage. Provision for stormwater retention shall be in 18 accordance with the Land Development Regulations Ordinance No. # 2013-11, as 19 amended.
Stormwater/Drainage. 1. The Berkley Bridge stormwater collection system discharges directly into the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ River. There is no interface with the Existing Downtown Tunnels drainage system. The Department will continue to maintain the service.
Stormwater/Drainage. Check with the Estate Manager how the water discharged from gutters and roofs and any discharge off streets or neighbouring properties is to be guided across your site to enter into the natural drainage lines and impoundments in the Simbithi Eco-Estate layout. The design must comply with the standards set out in the storm water management plan lodged with the Estate Manager’s Office.
Stormwater/Drainage. Mass concrete with a coarse aggregate of 19mm and a minimum compressive strength of 15MPa at 28 days Section No. 3 Bill No. 1 STORMWATER DRAINAGE, ETC. SASRIA SOC LTD NQOBISIZWE CONSULTING Carried to Summary R Amount uPVC in class 34 pipe laid in and including excavation not exceeding 1m deep, backfilling and compaction to 93% AASHTO, risk of collapse, Class B bedding uPVC in class 34 pipe laid in and including excavation exceeding 1m and not exceeding 2m deep, backfilling and compaction to 93% AASHTO, risk of collapse, Class B bedding Extra over uPVC pipe for supplying, installing and jointing with an approved method of coupling the following uPVC pipe fittings in the main sewer lines Carried to Summary R Section No. 3 Bill No. 1 STORMWATER DRAINAGE, ETC. SASRIA SOC LTD NQOBISIZWE CONSULTING
Stormwater/Drainage. The dwelling roof water and yard drainage is to be connected to the street or connection point provided. Under no circumstance can flows be diverted or concentrated onto adjacent lots.