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<br /> Christopher Sandt said staff work hard to stay apprised of what's going on in the General
<br /> Assembly. In addition to the bills mentioned on this slide, he explained that there is a current bill
<br /> that proposes that any residential development that disturbs less than 1 acre of land cannot be
<br /> regulated for stormwater management. He said the Jordan Lake Basin requires stormwater
<br /> management for anything that disturbs more than an acre, and the Falls Lake Basin requires
<br /> stormwater management for any new development over a half-acre, so this would be a big
<br /> change.
<br /> Chair Bedford asked if any of these rules apply to agrotourism.
<br /> Cy Stober said not at present. However, there is a requirement for nontraditional farm
<br /> practices to be regulated for stormwater in the Tar-Pamlico rules, and there may be an effort to
<br /> transfer that language into the Falls Lakes and Jordan Lake rules when they're revised.
<br /> Chair Bedford said she thought farms had to adhere to stormwater regulations.
<br /> Cy Stober said there are agricultural regulations for livestock exclusion, stream buffers,
<br /> crop tillage, etc., but they don't address stormwater.
<br /> Slide #21
<br /> c)Review the differences between watersheds and how that impacts what can be built or operate within
<br /> them.
<br /> When do I need an erosion control plan, Erosion Control &Stormwater Triggers
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<br /> -- - management plan?
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<br /> Christopher Sandt explained that the image in slide #21 is called the stormwater erosion
<br /> control matrix. He said if someone is planning to disturb a certain amount of land during
<br /> development, an erosion control plan and stormwater management plan must be submitted to
<br /> Planning and Inspections before a land disturbing permit is granted. He said this form is provided
<br /> as information to developers and residents who are planning to build.
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