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Palm Beach County National Pollutant Discharge
Elimination System Municipal Separate Storm System
Permit No. FLS 000018
FIRST ANNUAL REPORT FEBRUARY 1997 TO JANUARY 1998
Appendix Y Town of Palm Beach
prepared by
Town of Palm Beach as Co-Permittee
August 1998
EXHIBIT #2 Municipal Code of Ordinances
Article V - Stormwater Management Article VI - Soil Erosion, Sediment Control, and Fugitive Dust
Article VII- Miscellaneous and
Article VIII - Stormwater Control
CODE OF ORDINANCES TOWN OF PALM BEACH, FLORIDA
ARTICLE V - STORMWATER MANAGEMENT ARTICLE VI - SOIL EROSION, SEDIMENT CONTROL, AND
FUGITIVE DUST ARTICLE VII - MISCELLANEOUS
AND ARTICLE VIII - STORMW A TER CONTROL
Distributed by: Public Works Department
§ 1.5·61 NATURAL § 11.5-63
ARTICLE V. STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
11 L and intent.
(a)
(b) runoff pollu tion to surface waters;
erosion and of receiving waters. (Ord. No. 8-9 § 1, 4-11-90)
.5-62. General
shall comply with and of the South Florida Water Management
all cases, the applicable shall apply. No.8-90, § 1, 1-90)
Sec. 1 Exemptions.
activities are exempt [rom the re
development within a subdivision if each of fo1have
(1) for subdivias
with stormwater with the
No. 10 1029
§ ll.5-63 PALM § 11.5-64
(e)
not 17-3,
sanitary sewer
does not or affect location of sto on runoff.
persons, or to from
development development standards as
Code.
stormwater they not
Public
the
shall com
(e) designed to meet the as
(1)
quality will be protected by the (1) to
All must run over e to arge mto the town
Supp. No. 10 1
:-.-~.
§ 115-64 NATURAL RESOURCE PROTECTION § 11.5-65
.(g) All stormwater management systems shall use soil erosion control techniques during construction, as described in the soil erosion, sediment control, and fugitive dust ordinance in this chapter.
(h) In phased developments, the storm water management system for each integrated stage of completion shall be capable of functioning independently_
(i) The characteristics of stormwater conveyed from the site should meet the public works department engineering standards, or approximate the rate, volume, quality, and timing that occurred on the site under conditions preceding the proposed development, whichever is more stringent.
U) Methods to calculate runoff shall be calculated as shown in the public works department engineering standards. (Ord. No. 8-90, § 1, 4-11-90)
Sec. 11.5-65. Stormwater management plan.
A stormwater management plan shall be submitted with all applications for building permits or site plan approval, as applicable. The stormwater management plan shall contain sufficient information to allow the town engineer to determine whether the proposed development meets the requirements of this section_
(a) The following specific information shall be submitted:
(1) Topographic map of the site clearly showing the location, identification, and elevation of bench marks. The contour interval of the topographic map shall not be greater than one (1) foot.
(2) An overall project area map showing existing hydrography and runoff patterns, and the size, location, topography, and land use of any off-site areas that drain onto, through, or from the project area.
(3) A map of vegetative cover if wetlands or other specially protected vegetation is present.
(4) A map showing the locations of any soil borings or percolation tests. Percolation tests representative of design conditions shall be performed if the stormwater management system will use swales, percolation (re-
Supp. No. 10 1031
§ 11.5-65 PALM CODE § 11.5-66
tention), or (detention with filtration)
specifically the development with
road, and building plan showing the location, and specifications of and
(including ground or finished floor and con trol plan that de·
and location of control measures, the which they will put into
or and maintenance (8) other requirements
to umque site or conditions. § I, 11-90)
11.5-66. S mana tern requIre
of the stormwater man following information:
direction, flow rate, that will be conveyed from with a comparison to
or
(b) Detention charge of and
surface water quality
(c) or for percolation.
(d) Location of all bodies to be included in the (natural
Any the proper func· tioni
fying loeathe
easements for the
No. 10 1032
§ U.5-66 NATURAL PROTECTION § 11.5-71
all areas to as of the stormwater ment system.
(h) The entity or agency for operation of the . (Ord. No. 8-90, § 1,
Sec. 11 Exemptions.
development of (1-/2) acre or some upon approval by the town
public department. (Ord. 8-90, § 1, 1-90)
11 ·68 11.5-70. Reserved.
Vl. SOIL EROSION, SEDIMENT CONTROL, AND FUGITIVE DUST
Sec. 11 1. Findings.
Land-disturbing can cause excessive runoff and acof soil erosion, in the and
of natural resources, including the degradation of quality.
addition, emissions of construcincluding but not limited incidents ,,<-a.h',-,",
of tion, demolition, or
of particulate
that:
(a) quantities of may erode from areas u due to
(b) shore-resources, as
mum
No. 10
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§ 11.5-71 PALM BEACH CODE § 11.5·74
(d) Sediment and sediment-related pollutants degrade wet· land systems, including Lake Worth, resulting in the destruction of aquatic life and degradation of water quality.
(e) Airborne sediments can constitute a nuisance for adjacent property owners, and degrade the quality of the air. (Ord. No. 8-90, § 1,4-11-90)
Sec. 11.5-72. Purpose.
The purpose of these regulations is to safeguard persons, protect property, prevent damage to the environment, and promote the public welfare by guiding, regulating, and controlling the design, construction, use, and maintenance of any development or other activity which disturbs or otherwise results in the movement on earth of land situated in the town. (Ord. No. 8-90, § 1, 4-11-90)
Sec. 11.5-73. Erosion control plan.
No person may engage in land-disturbing activity until a plan has been submitted for erosion and sediment control and the plan has been approved by the town. The following erosion control standards should be incorporated, as appropriate, into the erosion and sediment control plan. (Ord. No. 8-90, § 1, 4-11-90)
Sec. 11.5-74. Standards.
(a) No land-disturbing activity during periods of construction or improvement to land shall be permitted in proximity to wetlands or the shoreline of Lake Worth unless a twenty-rive-foot buffer zone is provided along the margin of the watercourse.
(b) The angle for graded slopes and fills shall not be greater than the angle which can be retained by vegetative cover, or other adequate erosion-control, devices or structures (generally 4: 1 or less). Slopes left exposed will, within ten (10) working days of completion of any phase of grading, be planted or otherwise provided with ground cover, devices, or structures sufficient to restrain erosion.
(c) Groundcover sufficient to restrain erosion must be planted or otherwise provided within ten (10) working days on portlOns of
Supp. No. 10 1034
§ 11.5-74 NATURAL RESOURCE PROTECTION § 115-81
land upon which further activity is not being undertaken within thirty (30)
eroSIOn control ts mam
(e) temporary
soil, S
of more COrd. No.
I
to or or water
beyond property of the involved. (Ord. No. 8-90, § 1,
11.5-76. Violations.
to other of VIOlabon of shall issuance of a stop-work order by the building official in with
of the building code. (Ord. No. 8-90, § I, 11-90)
11 1.5-80.
VII.
11 for use.
applications for or to plan, shorehne land use
following
(1) Water-dependent uses as or protection of fish, shellfish wildlife; protection or ~v ••~~ of
Supp No. 13 1035
§ 11.5-81 PALM CODE § 11.5-92
resources; recreation, public access, they
lmpact upon the land, waters or adj
or uses such as and water-related
•..J .... 'c.-u;, .... waterfront communities.
whlch are not w or water-related which in a diminution of and
are with or committed uses in COrd. No. 8-90, § 1, 11-90)
.5-90. Reserved.
VITI. STORMWATER CONTROL
1 and intent.
shall known as "Town of "
Purpose and intent. The purpose the health, safety and welfare town. This is intended to comply with federal law and quality.
11
means em authorized in writing by the director to provislOns of this
means the director of public
means any or of any or
individual, corporation,
No. 13 1036
§ 11.5-92 NATURAL RESOURCE PROTECTION § l1.5-93
Stormwater means any stonnwater runoff, runoff and drainage.
Sec. 11 lllicit
section or as in the stormwater of
is prohibited. Further, any to the stormwaindustrial or other
in violation offederal, state, regulations, or
IS
(b) Authorized OYf'OTl Unless the director determines it is not is not acceptable, following prohibitions forth Flows from
contributions from potable irrigation and lawn watering, irrigation water,
infiltration to
conditioning , flows
swimmllg pool contributions. pools not be drained mto with the follow
(1) with backwashing fiJthan one
(1,000) (2) Chlorinated water overflowing a pool associated wIth a storm event.
(c) Illicit connections. use or estabdirect or . to the stormwater
this ordinance. This
No. 13 1037
§ 11.5-93 PALM BEACH CODE § 11.5-94
IS applies to In of whether made
under connection was made.
(d) lssue an to to cease , Dr connection
to stormwater system, determmed by director to be in violation of of this article, or in violation of any regulation or
permit shall provide the later
or
soon as any has of
person is directly or such person shall also
and clean up of such telephone in writing
at Box 2029, Florida 33480, (3)
12-93, § 3,
11.5-94. and monitoring.
an of the provisions of this or
ulahon or hereunder, or an authonzed official cause to constituting a vlOlation of any of the provIsions of or regulation or . issued any au thonzed enter buildmg or at
same or to perform duty
or
Supp. No. 13 1038
§ 11.5-94 NATURAL PROTECTION § 11.5-95
property, building or facIlity is unoccupied, such authorized make a to locate owner or other
having bUllding or facility, and shall for permission
made hereunder the owner or 10
con trol to in such entry 1S the authorized official to m bon only upon . warrant by a duly
If in control
compeentry. Routine or
reasonable m out the
with of storrnwater contamination, charges or factors.
(b) Authority for monitoring offiel may establish on any property to conduct sampling or metering of
(c) ReqULrements person in any activity or owning any or facility (including, but not limited to, a site of industrial activity) to such of any to the (Ord. No.1
11.5-95. Enforcement.
Any violation of any provision of this aror issued hereunder, shall be necessary to protect the publIc health,
(b) violation. shall be deemed guilty of a violation for each and d dunng any
VIOl of of or of hereunder.
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11.5-95 llS95
(Ord. No.1 , § 5, 11-93)
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