sequentially installed to manage storm water runoff safely during each stage of
development.

4. The effect of the project (in terms of runoff rate, volumes, and water quality) on
   surrounding properties and aquatic features and on any existing stormwater
   conveyance system that may be affected by the project.
5. If appropriate, the narrative should provide justification as to why any preferred
   storm water management techniques, such as LID and green infrastructure, as listed
   in this Ordinance, are not proposed for use. Refer to the P A DEP Stormwater B.MP
   Manual 2006 or most recent edition for list of acceptable management techniques.
6. Operation and maintenance program and responsible party(s) for permanent
   stormwater facilities and B.MPs. Refer to Section VI of this ordinance.

2. The stormwater management plan drawings shall be drawn to a scale of not less than 1
   inch equals 100 feet. All sheets shall contain a title block with name and address of
   applicant and designer, scale, north arrow, legend and date of preparation.

1. Existing and Proposed Features. The plan shall show the following:

1. Watershed Location. Provide a key map (using USGS Topo maps)
   showing the location of the development site within the watershed(s) and
   watershed subarea(s). On all site drawings, show the boundaries of the
   watershed(s) and subarea(s) as they are located on the development site
   and identify watershed name(s) and subarea number(s). Refer to
   Appendix A Watershed Performance District Maps.
2. Floodplain Boundaries. Identify 100-year floodplains on the development
   site (as appropriate) based on the municipality Flood Insurance Study
   maps.
3. Natural Features. Show all bodies of water (natural or artificial),
   watercourses (permanent and intermittent), swales, wetlands and other
   natural drainage courses on the development site, or which will be
   affected by runoff from the development.
4. Soils. Provide an overlay showing soil types and boundaries within the
   development site (consult WCD, SCS and U.S. Geological Survey for
   information).
5. Contours. Show existing and final contours at intervals of 2 feet; in areas
   with slopes greater than 15 percent, 5-foot contour intervals may be used.
6. Land Cover. Show existing and final land cover classifications, including
   existing and proposed improvements, as necessary to support and
   illustrate the runoff calculations performed.
7. Drainage Area Delineations. Show the boundaries of the drainage areas
   and points of interest employed in the runoff calculations performed.
8. Utilities and easements. Show any existing utilities, stormwater
   management or drainage controls and/or structures, such as sanitary
   sewers, water, gas, electric, telecommunications, storm sewers, swales,
   culverts, and any easements, which are located on the development site,
   or which are off site but may be affected by runoff from the development.

2. Proposed Stormwater Facilities and BlvfPs. All proposed stormwater runoff control measures must be shown on the plan including methods for collecting, conveying  and storing stormwater runoff onsite, which are to be used both during and after construction. Erosion and sedimentation controls shall be shown in accordance with applicable Bolivar Borough and WCD. requirements. The plan shall provide information on the exact type, location, sizing, design and construction of all
proposed facilities and relationship to the existing watershed drainage system.

1. If the development is to be constructed in stages, the applicant must
   demonstrate that stormwater facilities will be installed to manage
   stormwater runoff safely during each stage of development.
2. A schedule for the installation of all temporary and permanent stormwater
   control measures and devices shall be included in the narrative and shown
   on the site plan.
3. Operation and maintenance program and responsible p arty (s) for
   permanent stormwater BMPs. Refer to Section VI of this ordinance.

3. Easements, Rights of Way, Deed Restrictions. BMPS and stormwater management
   facilities that provide control for more than one lot shall be located on a separate
   dedicated lot or in an easement. All existing and proposed easements for any BMPs
   and stormwater management facilities and controls for access, inspections,
   maintenance, repair, preservation and use shall be shown on the plan and, if
   required, dedicated to the entity, association or person required. The easement and
   the purpose for the same shall be set forth on the plan and in the agreement required
   by the Ordinance.

    #  403. Other Permits/Approvals.

A list of any approvals/permits relative to storm water management that will be required from other
governmental agencies (e.g., Chapter 102 Erosion and Sedimentation Control, PennDOT HOP,
Chapter 105 Water Obstruction and Encroachment Permit from P A DEP) and anticipated dates of
submission/receipt should be included with the storm water plan submission. Copies of permit
applications may be requested by the [Municipality] where they may be helpful for the plan review.

      §404.               Operation and Maintenance Plan.

The application shall contain a proposed operation and maintenance plan (O&M) for all
stormwater control facilities in accordance with the following and as described in Article VI of
this ordinance:

1. Identify the responsible party and their responsibilities as described in Article VI Section
   601 (e.g., municipality, property owner, private corporation, homeowner's association or
   other entity).
2. Include an operation and maintenance plan for all stormwater facilities, outlining the
   routine maintenance actions and schedules necessary to ensure proper operation of the
   storm water control facilities as described in Article VI Section 602.
3. Submit any legal agreements required to implement the maintenance program and copies
   of the maintenance agreement as required by this Ordinance. Refer to Article VI Section
   603.
   

4. Identify method of financing continuing operation and maintenance if the facility is to be
   owned by other Bolivar Borough or governmental agency. Refer to Article VI Section
   604.

      §405.               Financial Guarantees

Submit financial guarantees in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance. Refer to the
Appendix.

      ARTICLE V               Stormwater Management Plan Submission and Review Procedures.

      §501.               Preapplication Phase.

1. The Westmoreland County Integrated Water Resources Plan provides an online decision-
   making tool to assist developers, designers, property owners in addressing all water
   resources during development and redevelopment and should be consulted. Refer to
   www.paiwrp.com for the decision-making tool and www.westmorelandstormwater.org.
2. Applicants should refer to the Westmoreland County Integrated Water Resources Plan
   (JWRP) located at www.westmorelandstormwater.org, for mapping of impaired streams,
   riparian buffers and pollutant loading to determine appropriate BMPs to address sources
   of impairments.
3. Before submitting the storm water management plan, and any other plan required by a
   reviewing agency, applicants are urged to consult with the municipality, Westmoreland
   County Department of Planning and Development and Westmoreland Conservation
   District, and PennDOT where applicable, on the requirements for safely managing the
   development site in a manner consistent with the municipality ordinances, applicable
   watershed stormwater management plan and Federal and State requirements. These
   agencies may also be helpful in providing necessary data for the stormwater management
   plan.
4. Applicants are encouraged to submit a sketch plan with a narrative description of the
   proposed storm water management controls for general guidance and discussion with the
   municipality and other agencies.
5. The pre-application phase is not mandatory; any review comments provided by the
   municipality or other agencies are advisory only and do not constitute any legally binding
   action on the part of the municipality or any County agency.

       §502.              Stormwater Management Plan Submission and Review.

1. Submission of Plans. Stormwater management plan application shall be submitted with
   the preliminary and final subdivision/land development applications or if no subdivision
   or land development is involved, then with the application for development.

Copies of the SWM Site Plan shall be submitted to the following agencies as
determined by Bolivar Borough:

1. Two copies to the municipality(ies).
2. One copy to the municipal engineer (when applicable).
3. One copy to the Westmoreland Conservation District (when applicable).
4. One copy to the local Sanitary Authority (when applicable).
   
5. One copy to the Westmoreland County Department of Planning andDevelopment. (if applicable)

5. One copy to the Westmoreland County Department of Public Safety / local
   emergency management coordinator (when applicable)
6. One copy to DEP (when applicable)

2. Notification oj Affected Municipalities. The municipality shall notify municipalities
   upstream and downstream of the development site which may be affected by the
   stormwater runoff and proposed controls for the site. Copies of the plans will be made
   available to the affected municipalities upon request. Comments received from any
   affected municipalities will be considered by the Bolivar Borough engineer and County
   agencies in their reviews.
3. Review by Bolivar Borough Engineer and Westmoreland Conservation District (WCD).

Stormwater management plans shall be reviewed by the municipality engineer and
WCD. HMPs shall be shown on all stormwater management plans and erosion and
sedimentation control plans, as applicable. At its discretion, the municipality and/or
WCD may also engage other specialists in hydrology or hydraulics to assist with the
stormwater management plan review. The WCD will review the plan for general
compliance with the watershed plan standards and criteria and watershed-wide impacts
and, where appropriate, may consult with adjacent municipalities and counties for their
comments. If the WCD review identifies the improper application of the watershed
standards and criteria or the possibility of harmful impacts downstream from the
development site's proposed stormwater management system, the applicant and
municipality engineer will be notified so that the necessary modifications can be made
to promote safe stormwater management.

The municipality and the WCD shall notify the applicant in writing within 45 days
whether the SWM site plan is approved or disapproved. If the SWM site plan involves
a subdivision and land development plan, the notification shall occur within 90 days,
unless the applicant is notified that a longer notification period is provided by other
statute regulation or ordinance. If modifications are required, the review period may be
extended by the municipality and the WCD, in order for the applicant to address
inadequaci es.

4. A disapproved stormwater management plan may be resubmitted, with the revisions
   addressing the Municipality's and/or WCD's concerns, to the Municipality and the
   WCD in accordance with this article.
5. Bolivar Borough Engineer Review. The municipality engineer shall approve or
   disapprove the stormwater management plan based on the requirements of the
   [Municipality] ordinances, the standards and criteria of the watershed plan, applicable
   State and Federal requirements and good engineering practice. The Bolivar Borough
   Engineer shall submit a written report, along with supporting documentation, stating the
   reasons for approval or disapproval.
6. Status oj the Engineer's Determination. The approval/disapproval of the site's
   stormwater management plan by the municipality engineer shall be submitted to the the
   Bolivar Borough Council for final action. Final approval of the plan rests with the
   municipality.