Chapter 12.16 STORM WATER MANAGEMENT
Section 12.16.170 Site design feasibility.
Storm water management practices for a site shall be chosen based on the physical conditions of the
site.
Among the factors that should be considered:
1. Topography.
2. Maximum Drainage Area.
3. Depth to Water Table.
4. Soils.
5. Slopes.
6. Terrain.
7. Head.
8. Upstream and downstream flows.
9. Storm water storage capabilities.
10. Onsite retention.
11. Flood plains.
12. Local water supply needs.
13. Location in relation to environmentally sensitive features or developed
areas.
Applicants shall consult the storm water design manual for guidance on the factors
that determine site
design feasibility when selecting a storm water management practice. (Ord. 2002-1015)