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<br /> drilling operations, or storage of equipment or Pedestrian/Landscaped Space,
<br /> materials. Also includes any land disturbing Pedestrian/Landscaped Space Ratio.)
<br /> activityLand-Disturbing Activity which adds to or
<br /> changes the amount of impervious or partially Development, Multi-phase
<br /> impervious cover on a land area or which A development containing 100 acres or more
<br /> otherwise decreases the infiltration of that (i) is submitted for site plan approval for
<br /> precipitation into the soil. construction to occur in more than one phase,
<br /> and (ii) is subject to a master development plan
<br /> Development Activity with committed elements, including a
<br /> In the context of property encumbered by requirement to offer land for public use as a
<br /> Special Flood Hazard Area this term includes condition of its master development plan
<br /> any activity defined as Development which will approval. Note that"master development plan"
<br /> necessitate a Floodplain Development Permit. is not the same as the master plan required as
<br /> This includes buildings, structures, and non- part of an MPD-CD (Master Plan Development)
<br /> structural items, including but not limited to: fill, application.
<br /> bulkheads, piers, pools, docks, landings, ramps,
<br /> and erosion control/stabilization measures. Digital Flood Insurance Rate Map
<br /> (DFIRM)
<br /> Development, Existing The digital official map of a community, issued
<br /> In the context of Stormwater provisions of this by the Federal Emergency Management Agency
<br /> Ordinance for projects that do not require a (FEMA), on which both the Special Flood
<br /> State permit, shall be defined as those projects Hazard Areas and the risk premium zones
<br /> that are built, or those projects that at a applicable to the community are delineated.
<br /> minimum have established a vested right under
<br /> North Carolina zoning law as of the effective Direct Light
<br /> date of Orange County's Water Supply Light emitted directly from the lamp, off of the
<br /> Watershed Protection Ordinance, or such earlier reflector diffuser, or through the refractor or
<br /> time that other Orange County ordinances shall diffuser lens, of a luminaire.
<br /> specify, based on at least one of the following
<br /> criteria:
<br /> a) Substantial expenditures of resources Discharge
<br /> (time, labor, money) based on a good The addition of any human-induced effluent
<br /> faith reliance upon having received a either directly or indirectly to state surface
<br /> valid Orange County approval to waters.
<br /> proceed with the project, or
<br /> b) Having an outstanding building permit in Discharge, Domestic Wastewater
<br /> compliance with G.S. 160D-102 or G.S. Sewage, unprocessed industrial wastewater,
<br /> 160D-108, or other domestic wastewater, or any combination
<br /> c) Having an approved site specific vesting of these items. Domestic wastewater includes,
<br /> plan or multi-phase development plan in but is not limited to, liquid waste generated by
<br /> compliance with G.S. 160D-102 or G.S. domestic water using fixtures and appliances,
<br /> 160D-108. from any residence, place of business, or place
<br /> For projects that require a State permit, such as of public assembly, even if it contains no
<br /> landfills, NPDES wastewater discharges, land sewage. Examples of domestic wastewater
<br /> application of residuals, and road construction include once-through non-contact cooling water,
<br /> activities, existing development shall be defined seafood packing facility discharges, and
<br /> as those projects that are built or those projects wastewater from restaurants.
<br /> for which a State permit was issued prior to
<br /> August 3, 1992.
<br /> Development Intensity Definitions Discharge, Industrial
<br /> (See Non-residential Land Area, Non-residential The discharge of industrial process treated
<br /> Floor Area, Residential Floor Area, Floor Area wastewater or wastewater other than sewage.
<br /> Ratio, Open Space, Open Space Ratio, Livability Stormwater runoff352 shall not be considered to
<br /> Space, Livability Space Ratio, Recreation be an industrial wastewater unless it is
<br /> Space, Recreation Space Ratio,
<br /> "I Consistent use of"stormwater runoff".
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