§ 2-10-111. Director; duties.

The administration of the system is hereby placed in and shall be exercised by the director who shall have, for the ascertainment, computation and collection of the stormwater management assessments and/or stormwater utility fees and/or other charges or revenue sources authorized to be imposed hereunder and for the proper administration and enforcement hereof, the power to:

(1)

Prepare regulations as needed to implement this article and forward the same to the board for consideration and adoption, and adopt such procedures as are required to implement said regulations, or carry out other responsibilities for the effective administration of the system;

(2)

Administer the acquisition, design, construction, maintenance and the operation of the system, including capital improvements designated in the comprehensive drainage plan;

(3)

Administer and enforce this article and all regulations and procedures adopted relating to the design, construction, maintenance, operation and alteration of the system, including, but not limited to, the quantity, quality, and/or velocity of the stormwater conveyed thereby;

(4)

Inspect private systems as necessary to determine the compliance of such systems with this article and any regulations adopted under this article;

(5)

Advise the board, the county administrator, the clerk and other county departments on matters relating to the system;

(6)

Prepare and revise a comprehensive stormwater drainage plan for adoption by the board at least every five (5) years;

(7)

Review plans, approve or deny, inspect and accept extensions to the system;

(8)

Establish and enforce regulations to protect and maintain water quality within the system in compliance with water quality standards established by state and/or federal agencies as now adopted or hereafter amended; and

(9)

Analyze the cost of services and benefits provided, and the system and structure of the stormwater management assessments and/or stormwater utility fees, and other fees, charges, fines and revenues of the system annually to ensure an equitable, adequate and stable rate structure and to achieve a stable financial position for the system.

(Ord. No. 91-25, § 16, 1-15-91)