Storm Water Facilities definition

Storm Water Facilities means the following public improvements: storm water detention or retention basins; storm water conveyance facilities including pipes, ditches and open channels; water quality features, and any improvements constructed as required by permit issued by a Regional Water Quality Control Board.

Storm Water Facilities means the infrastructure that accepts and transports the water discharged from the MJ Plant storm water pond, further described in Schedule E, as such may be revised from time to time by mutual agreement of the Parties;

Storm Water Facilities. The storm water system serving the Property, in whole or in part, including areas designated Private Water Dentention Easement or Wetlands and Stormwater Management Facilities on the Plat of Subdivision, conduits, inlet and outlet storm sewers and structures, xxxxx (including electrical service and discharge pipes)

Examples of Storm Water Facilities in a sentence

• The storm water drainage system shall be separate and independent from any sanitary sewer system.4-105.2 Nature of Storm Water Facilities 4-105.201 LocationThe subdivider may be required by the Planning Commission to transport by pipe or open ditch any spring or surface water that may exist prior to or as a result of the subdivision.

• The plan describes how recipients will be informed about Telemental Health Services and how consent to participate will be obtained.

• The works in paragraph 3 are plainly not essential precursors to the work described in paragraph 4.

• A signed and recorded Declaration of Covenants for Operation and Maintenance of Storm Water Facilities (for multi‐owner developments) or an Operation and Maintenance Agreement (for single‐owner developments) shall be submitted with the plans.

• Item 13 Location of Existing and Proposed Utilities, Sanitary Sewer, Storm Water Facilities, and Water, Gas and Electrical Distribution Systems A.

More Definitions of Storm Water Facilities

Storm Water Facilities means the drainage structures, conduits,

Storm Water Facilities means various storm water and drainage works, which may include inlets, pipes, pumping stations, conduits, manholes, energy dissipation structures, stream channels, outlets, retention/detention basins, infiltration practices and other structural components.

Storm Water Facilities means structures, devices, facilities or design features, including ditches, vegetated xxxxxx, channels, pipes, drains, inlets, outfalls, pervious pavements, retention basins, detention basins, and other above-ground and below-ground features sometimes known as “post-construction Storm Water controls,” “green infrastructure,” or “low impact development,” that are designed, constructed or installed primarily to reduce or control Storm Water discharge volumes, flows or rates, or to prevent or minimize Storm Water contact with, transport of, or discharge of, sediment, Toxic Materials or other material from the Premises. Functions of Storm Water Facilities include any one or combination of the following: the collection, conveyance, transport, treatment, or discharge of Storm Water.

Storm Water Facilities means storm water lines, pipes, manholes and related facilities now installed or hereinafter constructed on the Easement Area for the purpose of directing the flow of storm water.

Storm Water Facilities means the facilities to be designed and built and that are designed for draining of Storm Water from public roads, streets and/or squares and including facilities that are necessary for their operation and maintenance.

Storm Water Facilities or “flood control facilities” shall mean all natural and manmade conveyances and structures for which the partial or full purpose or use is to convey surface flood runoff water within the jurisdictional boundaries of the Metropolitan Government. This includes all natural conveyances (1) for which the Metro Government has assumed a level of maintenance responsibility; (2) to which the Metro Government has made improvements; (3) which have or may pose a threat to public property because of flooding; or (4) or for which the Metro Government is accountable under federal or state regulations for protecting the water quality within its jurisdictional boundaries.

Storm Water Facilities means the 48” concrete culvert (and related limestone façade) constructed to convey storm water beneath Xxxxxx Drive in a natural drainage area which area includes a steep drop-off from Xxxxxx Drive.