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(3) The professional opinion of the engineer regarding the current functionality of the BMP and its ability to provide total suspended solids removal in accordance with the original design specifications for the BMP. (4) Recommendations of the engineer regarding the need for maintenance or modification of the BMP to meet original design specifications. (c) If an entity responsible for maintaining a permanent BMP fails to properly maintain the BMP, the planning director will send a written notice to the entity to correct the problem within a reasonable time set by the planning director, not less than five nor more than 30 days from the entity's receipt of the notice. If the entity fails to comply with the notice, the planning director may initiate one or more of the following: (1 ) Enforcement action against the entity through the city attorney. (2) Proper maintenance of the BMP by use of city forces or a private contractor. (3) Withholding of further permits, inspections or approvals for any other development at the site served by the BMP. (d) If the planning director undertakes maintenance of a BMP under subdivision (c )(2), the finance director will send a statement of the costs for the maintenance, including an administrative fee set by the city council, to the entity. If the full amount of the statement is not paid to the city within 30 days of the issuance of the statement, the finance director will certify the charges as a lien against the property on which the BMP is located, and the city attorney may initiate legal action to collect the unpaid amount from the entity. (a) If any solution openings, caves, sinkholes, or similar features are discovered on a site during the construction process, tho holder or the holder's designated representative must: (1) immediately suspend all excavation and construction activities; (2) immediately notify the planning director of the discovery; and (3) retain a qualified geologist to inspect the feature and make a recommendation to the planning director based on the relative sensitivity of the feature. (b) The plar..ning director may require that the holder amend the approved development plat to adequutely protect the ne'",ly discovered feature. The planning director '",ill re'.'iew the available information and '.vi thin tV/O '.vorking days of notification of the feature, will decide whether to allow any regulated activities to resume at the site pending the amendment, and if so, at what locations. The planning director will reviev/ and approve or deny a requested amendment within five v,'Orking days of submission of the geologic assessment and amended development plat for the newly disco','cred feature. The holder may appeal a denial in accordance with section 91.515. C:\TEMP\Edwards Regulations revision final.doc 36