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00012 <br /> REVISIONS TO THE ORANGE COUNTY <br /> SOIL EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION <br /> CONTROL ORDINANCE <br /> FEBRUARY 24, 1986 <br /> 1. Typographical and grammatical errors noted by the <br /> Commission staff have been corrected. <br /> 2. Page 4, Section 3: the definition of Aslagiaa1,a <br /> LQ�1S?.11_�QII 5. tut .1LII+-Qu-Damize. has <br /> the words "under responsible control of the <br /> person conducting the land-disturbing activity" <br /> added at the end of the definition. <br /> again i .__Ezaliaa_Quaff.tQl7Maalur.c.,__attuallma__sar <br /> Dg,yiaa - means one which . controls the soils <br /> material within the land area idag.aL_L€122aaikli <br /> II211iL21__21 h€_ Ls_2a_aQAaa= - hg__laag_gia- <br /> #�iaLhin _aa .L i t • <br /> 3. Page 4, Section 3: the definition of $uiigr_aaa <br /> has been changed to also refer to Section 8(a) as <br /> it pertains to buffer zone. <br /> Bilii&.L_ALga - means the strip of land adjacent to <br /> a lake or natural watercourse . The boundaries <br /> and purposes of which are as set forth in Sec- <br /> tions LOLL and 8 . 1h. <br /> 4. Page 7, Section 3 : the definition of TafzY€2 <br /> atom, the word "once" has been inserted between <br /> "average" and " in" in the third line. <br /> TIIII-YQ L__EIQLm - means the surface runoff <br /> resulting from a rainfall of an intensity ex- <br /> pected to be equaled or exceeded, on the average <br /> angl in 10 years . . . <br /> 5 . Pages 9 and 10 , Section 6(a) and (b) and Section <br /> 6. 1 (b) : the phases "person(s ) engaged in" and <br /> "person(s ) responsible for" have been replaced <br /> with the phase "person(s ) conducting" in order to <br /> make them technically correct and to use a <br /> specific phase that is defined in the Section 3 <br /> Definitions of the Ordinance. The phase "the <br /> land owner , or his agent" has been removed from <br /> Section 6(b) . <br /> Section 6(a) <br /> ELQtgQidQa__Qi__ErapAr - person(s ) gQIlajgt1.ig <br /> land-disturbing activities shall take . . . <br />