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The above referenced documents, as amended and reissued from time to time, are incorporated <br />by reference into this chapter. These documents shall be available for download at the Alameda <br />Countywide Clean Water Program website. <br />C.Regulated Projects, as defined in the MRP, are required to incorporate additional site design, <br />stormwater treatment, and/or hydromodification management measures. These measures are required <br />to remain in place throughout the life of the development project to address stormwater runoff <br />pollutant discharges and prevent increases in runoff flow rates and volumes. Applicants for <br />development projects shall select, design and construct site design, stormwater treatment, and <br />hydromodification management measures, as applicable, to the satisfaction of the [Agency] in <br />accordance with the requirements and guidelines set forth in the most current version of following <br />documents: <br />1. MRP <br />2. C.3 Technical Guidance Manual <br />The above referenced documents, as amended and reissued from time to time, are incorporated <br />by reference into this chapter. These documents shall be available for download at the Alameda <br />Countywide Clean Water Program website <br />D.Regulated Projects shall include LID/GSI treatment measures, as set forth in the MRP per the <br />following provisions: <br />1.Project phasing. Project proponents may not phase projects to avoid implementing stormwater <br />requirements. <br />2.Subdivisions of land. Parcels of land which are subdivided for future construction shall make <br />provision for stormwater requirements anticipating future build out. Stormwater <br />improvements shall be considered part of the infrastructure and are required to be installed <br />with other infrastructure improvements. <br />3.Placement of LID/GSI treatment measures in common areas. In subdivisions, stormwater <br />treatment systems shall be placed in a publicly accessible area unless prior approval has been <br />obtained by the authorized enforcement official. <br />4.LID/GSI treatment measures shall not be placed in backyards or in areas where fencing <br />obstructs access for periodic inspection. <br />5.Alternative Compliance for low impact development. Notwithstanding the provisions of <br />Section 9.14.130 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code, the authorized enforcement official may, <br />in accordance with the MRP, authorize a Regulated Project to provide alternate compliance by <br />treating an equivalent flow and pollutant load of the project’s stormwater runoff with LID/GSI <br />treatment measures at an on-site location that otherwise would not require treatment, or at an <br />offsite location in the same watershed, in accordance with the MRP. <br />6.Construction-phase LID/GSI requirements. <br />c.Bioretention Soil Media (BSM) certification. For LID/GSI incorporating bioretention, <br />submit the certification of the BSM, as set forth in the C.3 Technical Guidance <br />Manual, provided by the BSM supplier. <br />d.GPS Coordinates. Prior to the [City of Pleasanton] granting final certificate of <br />occupancy or acceptance of improvements, the applicant shall provide GPS <br />Page 294 of 428