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c) a baffle-type oil/water separator followed by a vegetated Swale, both designed and <br /> constructed according to City standards. <br /> If an infiltration basin is not constructed for treatment of stormwater, a portion of the <br /> building rooftop runoff shall be routed to roof downspout systems designed and constructed <br /> to City standards, if suitable soils exist on the site. The portion of the roof runoff routed to <br /> these systems shall be designed so that the volume of water infiltrating into the ground on <br /> the site after development matches, as closely as is feasible, the volume of water infiltrating <br /> into the ground under existing conditions. <br /> 20.No stormwater facilities, with the exception of necessary discharge systems, may be <br /> located inside wetland or stream buffer areas. Natural wetlands may not be used to meet <br /> detention requirements for stormwater. <br /> 21. If the future use of the site will result in the potential for accidental spills of chemicals, <br /> including oils or furls, to the City's sanitary sewer, an Accidental Spill Prevention Plan <br /> will be required per the direction of the Industrial Pretreatment Program. <br /> 22. All chemicals or products of a hazardous or toxic nature that may be used or stored on the <br /> site must be stored under cover and isolated from the storm drainage system. <br /> 23. A special area shall be designed and constructed if steam cleaning or washing of equipment <br /> or vehicles will occur on this site. The area shall be covered, paved with Portland cement <br /> concrete, hydrologically isolated from the rest of the site and the storm drainage system, <br /> and shall discharge to the sanitary sewer through a baffle-type oil/water separator. A <br /> discharge authorization from the City's industrial Pretreatment Program may be required <br /> for the connection to the sanitary sewer. <br /> 24. Locations of any drainage facilities near steep slopes w;ll require detailed geotechnical <br /> analysis and design that documents and ensures their safety. <br /> 25. Any Petroleum product transfer areas shall be designed to prevent spills from entering the <br /> storm drainage system. If located outside, the transfer area shall meet the following <br /> requirements: <br /> a) The transfer area shall be graded to prevent run-on of stormwater runoff from adjacent <br /> areas. <br /> b) Trench or valley drains shall be placed and designed to route any runoff or spills <br /> through a spill containment structure. <br /> c) The spill containment structure shall discharge to the storm drainage system unless the <br /> transfer area is under cover. <br /> 5 <br />