Debris and litter removal shall be performed at least monthly and after storm events totaling approximately two inches over a 24-hour period or as needed in order to prevent the structure from clogging and failing and to prevent a public nuisance.

Side slopes, emergency spillways, and embankments shall be regraded, revegetated, compacted and/or installed or replenished with rip-rap to correct slumping or erosion problems that develop.

Side slopes, embankments, emergency spillways, and other grassed areas of stormwater facilities shall be periodically mowed to prohibit woody growth. Native grasses, which are water-tolerant, pest-tolerant, and slow growing, are recommended.

Removal of any blockage from pipes, channels, spillways, inlets, and outlets shall be performed as needed to keep the system in proper working condition.

Maintain outlet control devised to ensure proper functioning in the control of stormwater velocities at the outlet of the stormwater system. Revegetating and/or replenishing or reinstalling rip-rap may be required to correct erosion problems at the outlet of stormwater system pipes.

All streams and ditches within the private stormwater system shall be inspected periodically for blockages. If identified, the blockages and debris shall be removed as quickly as practicable.

Removal of sediment shall be performed as needed to ensure proper working order of the system and its related stormwater system features (channels, pipes, etc.).

Inspect to identify any illicit discharges within the system including illegal dumping. All discharges must be reported and eliminated if possible.

Structural damage to outlet structures (i.e. cracks, leaks, or failure) shall be repaired as soon as possible.

Standing water or soggy conditions within a "dry" system can create nuisance conditions such as odors, mosquitoes, litter, and weeds. Regular maintenance to remove debris and ensure control structure functionality is required.

Maintain plants as required by the site plan and/or permits.