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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />(g) Final Plan. <br /> <br />I. Within any RP A, the proposed development is a <br />water-dependent facility; <br />ii. The disturbance of any wetlands will be minimized; <br />111. Proposed erosion and sediment control concepts are <br />adequate to achieve the reductions in runoff and <br />prevent off-site sedimentation; <br />IV. Proposed storm water management concepts are <br />adequate to control the stormwater runoff to achieve <br />the required performance standard for pollutant <br />control; <br />v. Proposed revegetation of disturbed areas will <br />provide optimum erosion and sediment control <br />benefits; <br />vi. The design and location of any proposed drainfield <br />will be in accordance with the requirements of <br />Section 9.1-10; <br />Vl1. The cumulative impact of the proposed <br />development, when considered in relation to other <br />development in the vicinity, both existing and <br />proposed, will not result in a significant degradation <br />of water quality; and <br />viii. The development, as proposed, is consistent with <br />the purpose and intent of this Chapter. <br /> <br />c. <br /> <br />The City Engineer shall require additional mitigation where <br />potential impacts have not been adequately addressed. <br />Evaluation of mitigation measures will be made by the City <br />Engineer based on the criteria listed above in subsections <br />(a) and (b). <br /> <br />Final plans for property within CBP As shall be final plats for land to be <br />subdivided or site plans for land not to be subdivided as required in the Zoning <br />Ordinance. <br /> <br />(I) Final plans for all lands within CBPAs shall include the following <br />additional information: <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />a. <br />b. <br />c. <br />d. <br /> <br />The delineation of the Resource Protection Area boundary; <br />The delineation of required buffer areas; <br />All wetlands permits required by law; and <br />A maintenance agreement as deemed necessary and <br />appropriate by the City Engineer to ensure proper <br />maintenance of best management practices in order to <br />continue their functions. <br />