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Line 15: − - Prepare a **Design Report** including:+ − - Engineering drawings+ − - Hydraulic calculations+ − - LID performance criteria+ − - Maintenance plans+ − + − ### **Step 4: Obtain Engineering and Owner Verification**+ − - A **Licensed Engineering Practitioner** must verify that:+ − - The design aligns with CLI-ECA criteria.+ − - The system is designed for proper stormwater management without negative impacts.+ − - The **Municipal Owner** must sign off on compliance forms confirming:+ − - The alteration does not result in adverse effects.+ − - It aligns with jurisdictional stormwater management objectives.+ − + − ### **Step 5: Submit a Director Notification (If Required)**+ − - Some alterations require notification to the **MECP Director** within specific timeframes:+ − - **30 days** after placing new works into service.+ − - **90 days** if previously undocumented infrastructure is discovered.+ − - The notification must include:+ − - Project description+ − - Verification documents+ − - Compliance assessment+ − + − ### **Step 6: Conduct Post-Construction Inspection and Verification**+ − - Inspect LID and stormwater systems to ensure they function as designed.+ − - Complete **Post-Construction Verification** on relevant forms.+ − - Document key performance indicators such as infiltration rates, flow control effectiveness, and pollutant removal efficiency.+ − + − ### **Step 7: Maintain Ongoing Compliance and Record-Keeping**+ − - Establish a **Stormwater System Maintenance Plan** that includes:+ − - Routine inspections (e.g., sediment removal, vegetation management for LIDs) − - Adaptive management strategies for system improvements − - Retain compliance records for a minimum of **10 years**. − - Submit annual performance reports if required by municipal or provincial regulations.
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- **Form SW2** – Stormwater Management Facilities
- **Form SW2** – Stormwater Management Facilities
- **Form SW3** – Third Pipe Collection Systems
- **Form SW3** – Third Pipe Collection Systems
Prepare a Design Report including:
* Engineering drawings
* Hydraulic calculations
* LID performance criteria
* Maintenance plans
===Step 4: Obtain Engineering and Owner Verification===
A Licensed Engineering Practitioner must verify that:
* The design aligns with CLI-ECA criteria.
* The system is designed for proper stormwater management without negative impacts.
The **Municipal Owner** must sign off on compliance forms confirming:
* The alteration does not result in adverse effects.
* It aligns with jurisdictional stormwater management objectives.
===Step 5: Submit a Director Notification (If Required)===
Some alterations require notification to the MECP Director within specific timeframes:
* 30 days after placing new works into service.
* 90 days if previously undocumented infrastructure is discovered.
The notification must include:
* Project description
* Verification documents
* Compliance assessment
===Step 6: Conduct Post-Construction Inspection and Verification===
* Inspect LID and stormwater systems to ensure they function as designed.
* Complete "Post-Construction Verification" on relevant forms.
* Document key performance indicators such as infiltration rates, flow control effectiveness, and pollutant removal efficiency.
===Step 7: Maintain Ongoing Compliance and Record-Keeping===
Establish a Stormwater System Maintenance Plan that includes:
* Routine inspections (e.g., sediment removal, vegetation management for LIDs)
* Adaptive management strategies for system improvements
Retain compliance records for a minimum of **10 years**.
Submit annual performance reports if required by municipal or provincial regulations.
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