Rochester New York Acuerdo de Operación, Mantenimiento e Informes de Aguas Pluviales - New York Stormwater Operation, Maintenance and Reporting Agreement

• Category: New York Bienes Raíces - Acuerdos
• State: New York
• City: Rochester
• Control #: NY-LR024T
• Format: Word

Description

As part of a newly established subdivision, owner agrees to construct all necessary stormwater management facilities along with erosion control and storm drainage facilities. The Rochester New York Stormwater Operation, Maintenance, and Reporting Agreement (MORE) is a legally binding contract that outlines the responsibilities and obligations of stormwater management within the city of Rochester, New York. This agreement aims to ensure proper operation, maintenance, and reporting of stormwater infrastructure to comply with federal, state, and local regulations. Under the MORE, there are different types of agreements based on the nature and scope of stormwater management activities: 1. Municipal MORE: This agreement applies to the stormwater infrastructure owned and operated by the City of Rochester. It outlines the city's responsibility to inspect, clean, repair, and maintain stormwater facilities such as pipes, catch basins, detention basins, and treatment devices. It also specifies the reporting requirements to document the compliance status, monitoring data, and maintenance activities. 2. Private MORE: This agreement is relevant for privately owned stormwater management systems, such as those found in commercial or industrial properties. It establishes the responsibility of the property owner or manager to operate, maintain, and report on the stormwater facilities within their premises. Private Sports typically define inspection frequencies, pollutant reduction goals, and reporting formats. 3. Regional MORE: In cases where stormwater facilities are owned and operated by entities other than the City of Rochester or private landowners, such as homeowners associations, special purpose districts, or other governmental bodies, a regional MORE may be required. This agreement brings together all relevant stakeholders to coordinate the operation, maintenance, and reporting of stormwater infrastructure within a specific jurisdictional area. Some relevant keywords associated with the Rochester New York Stormwater Operation, Maintenance, and Reporting Agreement include: — Stormwatemanagementen— - Regulatory compliance — Operation and maintenance (O&M— - Inspection and monitoring — Infrastructurmaintenancenc— - Stormwater facilities — Reporting requirement— - Pollution prevention — Federal, state, and local regulation— - Municipal infrastructure — Private propertmanagementen— - Regional coordination — Sustainabilit— - Water quality - Environmental protection.

The Rochester New York Stormwater Operation, Maintenance, and Reporting Agreement (MORE) is a legally binding contract that outlines the responsibilities and obligations of stormwater management within the city of Rochester, New York. This agreement aims to ensure proper operation, maintenance, and reporting of stormwater infrastructure to comply with federal, state, and local regulations. Under the MORE, there are different types of agreements based on the nature and scope of stormwater management activities: 1. Municipal MORE: This agreement applies to the stormwater infrastructure owned and operated by the City of Rochester. It outlines the city's responsibility to inspect, clean, repair, and maintain stormwater facilities such as pipes, catch basins, detention basins, and treatment devices. It also specifies the reporting requirements to document the compliance status, monitoring data, and maintenance activities. 2. Private MORE: This agreement is relevant for privately owned stormwater management systems, such as those found in commercial or industrial properties. It establishes the responsibility of the property owner or manager to operate, maintain, and report on the stormwater facilities within their premises. Private Sports typically define inspection frequencies, pollutant reduction goals, and reporting formats. 3. Regional MORE: In cases where stormwater facilities are owned and operated by entities other than the City of Rochester or private landowners, such as homeowners associations, special purpose districts, or other governmental bodies, a regional MORE may be required. This agreement brings together all relevant stakeholders to coordinate the operation, maintenance, and reporting of stormwater infrastructure within a specific jurisdictional area. Some relevant keywords associated with the Rochester New York Stormwater Operation, Maintenance, and Reporting Agreement include: — Stormwatemanagementen— - Regulatory compliance — Operation and maintenance (O&M— - Inspection and monitoring — Infrastructurmaintenancenc— - Stormwater facilities — Reporting requirement— - Pollution prevention — Federal, state, and local regulation— - Municipal infrastructure — Private propertmanagementen— - Regional coordination — Sustainabilit— - Water quality - Environmental protection.

Para su conveniencia, debajo del texto en español le brindamos la versión completa de este formulario en inglés. For your convenience, the complete English version of this form is attached below the Spanish version.