Orange County NC Website
2 <br /> calculation method. That law also instructed NCDWQ to study fee and mitigation costs in order <br /> to propose a new fee schedule in 2007. <br /> As a result, the amendments made to the County's Stormwater Ordinance are no longer valid. <br /> Since the in-lieu payment schedule, which is set by NCDWQ not the County, is subject to <br /> change in 2007 and potentially periodically after that, amendment to the Stormwater Ordinance <br /> is being proposed that incorporates the fee schedule by reference rather than a part of the <br /> ordinance itself. This will save effort in the long term by not having to change the County's <br /> Stormwater Ordinance each time the State changes the in-lieu payment method. <br /> The amendments referenced above are contained in Attachment 1 with deletions shown in bold <br /> ^F <br /> strik r h and additions in bold underline. Orange County's Stormwater Ordinance is <br /> taken directly from the State's model ordinance and the amendments likewise originate at the <br /> State level. <br /> FINANCIAL IMPACT: The overall stormwater program was delegated to Orange County by the <br /> State. The program in Orange County's portion of the Neuse River Basin is partially funded by <br /> developer fees. Existing Erosion control staff is currently implementing and administering the <br /> program. <br /> RECOMMENDATION(S): The Administration recommends referral to the Planning Board for a <br /> recommendation to be returned to the BOCC no sooner than June 26, 2007. <br />