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(vi) (iv)(vi) SCM Operation and Maintenance Plan in accordance with Section 6.14.10 (B) (2) of this Ordinance; the SCM Operation and Maintenance Plan shall be attached to the OMA as “Attachment A”. (c) The OMA shall require the owning entity to maintain, repair and, if necessary, reconstruct the SCM in accordance with the approved SMP. (d) The OMA shall be signed, notarized, and recorded with the Orange County Register of Deeds. (e) Where a single entity (such as a homeowners association) will be assuming responsibility for all permanent SCMs, but has not yet been formed at the time of OMA recordation by the owning entity, a signed and notarized Association Declaration document and revised OMA must be submitted for subsequent recordation at the Orange County Register of Deeds after the association is formed. The recorded version of the revised OMA and Association Declaration must be submitted to the Orange County Planning Department before the LDP may be closed, and before any remaining SCM Performance Guarantee funds may be released. (f) The owner of each SCM shall maintain the SCM so as not to create or result in a nuisance condition. (g) Every SCM installed pursuant to this Ordinance shall be made accessible for adequate maintenance and repair by an SCM maintenance easement. The SCM Maintenance easement shall be recorded at the Orange County Register of Deeds and the terms shall specify who make use of the SCM maintenance easement and for what purposes. (h) The owner of each SCM shall keep records of SCM inspections, maintenance, and repairs and shall submit the same upon reasonable request to the Erosion Control Officer. (2) SCM Operation and Maintenance Plan (OMP) (a) An SCM Operation and Maintenance Plan (OMP)shall be provided by the owning entity as an attachment to the OMA for each SCM in accordance with Section 6.14.10 (B) (1) of this Ordinance. The OMP shall indicate the following: (i) What SCM operation and maintenance actions are needed, (ii) What specific quantitative criteria will be used for determining when those actions are to be taken, and (iii) Who is responsible for those actions, consistent with the OMA. (b) The standard OMP shall specifically address, but is not limited to: (i) Mowing of permanent vegetation, (ii) Removal of woody vegetation (e.g., bushes shrubs, and trees) from any dam and/or berm structures, (iii) Reseeding of any eroding areas, (iv) Replacement of impaired vegetation, (v) Removal of sediment and/or debris from inlet and outlet channels, inlet and outlet pipes, forebays, trash racks, and riser or barrel structures, and (vi) Repair of any damage/deterioration to structural aspects of the SCM. 129