Number
080195
Version
Substitute 2
Reference
Sponsor
ALD. MURPHY, BAUMAN, KOVAC AND WADE
Title
A substitute ordinance relating to storm water management regulations.
Sections
115-14 cr
115-22.5 cr
115-23 am
115-24-1 am
116-39 cr
119-1-1-j cr
119-11-1-d cr
119-11-3.5 cr
119-12-1-b am
119-12-1-c am
120-1-1-f cr
120-9-2-d am
120-9-3-a am
120-9-5-c rn
120-9-5-c cr
120-9-5-d rn
120-9-5-e rn
120-9-5-f rn
120-9-6-a am
225-01 am
225-4-2 rc
252-75-1 am
290-7-2-f cr
290-9-1-0 am
290-9-1-a-5 am
295-103-22 cr
295-201-433 am
295-403-2-a (table) am
295-403-2-b-3-b am
295-403-2-b-3-c rp
295-403-2-b-3-d am
295-403-2-b-4 am
295-403-2-b-7 cr
295-403-2-c am
295-403-2-d cr
295-403-2-e cr
295-403-3-a am
295-403-3-b am
295-403-3-f cr
295-405-1-c-1 am
295-405-2-a am
295-405-2-b rc
295-405-2-d cr
295-405-4 cr
295-421 cr
295-505-4-c-4 rc
Analysis
This ordinance creates a number of regulations and policies relating to storm water management, including:
1. New street design standards (e.g. minimum/maximum street width, use of permeable paving materials, cul-de-sac alternatives, etc.) shall apply to the design, construction or reconstruction of new or existing streets by the city or by subdivision developers.
2. The paved portion of a public street may be used for the temporary storage of storm water when deemed appropriate by the commissioner of public works. The portion of a street right-of-way between the sidewalk and the curb may be used for storm water treatment.
3. One of the stated purposes of the city’s subdivision, storm water management and zoning regulations shall be the reduction of nonpoint source water pollution by minimizing impervious cover on development sites.
4. Subdivisions, storm water management facilities and erosion control facilities shall be designed to preserve, to the maximum extent possible, grasses, forbs, trees, shrubs, wildflowers and aquatic plants that are native to Wisconsin, as well an any oldfield successions of native and non-na...
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