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3.2 t,.,~...~a-,,,nlf thr ~i» e does inn need m be moved, the <br />developer of Parcel 2 shall coordinate with the City the possible City <br />relocation of [he main [o a location within the Parcel 2 local street <br />system. Colh a>suci' [ed ~~j~h sudt rducatiun ~~rcater than nc~ coat m the <br />]~veh~ncr ui Pai~cl __tt ,~ nnrucil vc~+er collection s~U2m shall be borne <br />hr the lib . _- <br />_. 3.3 Best available practices should be used for either abandoning the main <br />line and pump station in place or removing them in order [o minimize <br />health hazards. <br />Wastewater Policy 4: .^.rt--~~~:.,.:~,:rGuarantce of Capacity. The Phase I <br />development program shall have sufficient guaranteed;-sewage <br />treatment and disposal capacity to accommodate its buildout consistent with the <br />Plans' anticipated development rate. <br />STORM DRAINAGE MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVE: <br />TO PROTECT WATER RESOURCES FROM DEGRADATION FROM POLLUTANTS AND TO <br />MINIMIZE THE EFFECTS OF STORM WATER RUNOFF FROM THE PLANNING AREA. <br />Storm Drainage Policy 1: Water Quality Protection. Protect water resources <br />by preventing non-point source pollutant discharges. <br />GUIDELINES: <br />1.1 Implement Best Management Practices for control of non-point source <br />pollutants. <br />1.2 Prepare a water quality management plan for al] significant mrf or <br />agricultural areas, such as neighborhood parks and potential Phase II <br />uses (golf course, agriculture, community parks, etc.), that includes <br />standards for use and storage of fertilizers, herbicides and other <br />chemicals. <br />1.3 Incorporate into [he project design opportunities for detention basins that <br />can filter runoff pollutants before they enter the off-site drainage system. <br />5-6 <br />