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b. C.3 Technical Guidance Manual <br />The above referenced documents, as amended and reissued from time to time, are <br />incorporated by reference into this chapter. These documents shall be available for download <br />at the Alameda Countywide Clean Water Program website. <br />4. The Applicant must demonstrate to the satisfaction of the City of Pleasanton that the trash <br />control programs implemented in lieu of full trash capture devices or systems will provide an <br />equivalent level of trash load reduction to installing full trash capture devices. Applicants for <br />development projects shall develop and submit a full trash capture equivalency plan to the City <br />of Pleasanton for approval. The plan must include the planned trash control actions, projected <br />trash reductions of the actions, implementation schedule, entities responsible for implementing <br />the actions, and the plan to inspect and verify the effectiveness of the actions. <br />B. Maintenance access easements. <br />1. The Responsible Person must ensure access from the public right-of-way to full trash capture <br />systems or devices for the purpose of inspection, maintenance, and repair by securing all the <br />maintenance access easements needed on a permanent basis. Such access shall be sufficient for all <br />necessary equipment materials and personnel. The maintenance access easement must be located <br />such that the stormwater treatment systems are readily accessible for inspection purposes during <br />regular working hours. <br />C. Operation and maintenance. Installed full capture trash systems or devices will be operated and <br />maintained by the Responsible Person for the life of the project, following the manufacturer’s <br />recommendations for maintenance. <br />D. Inspection of systems. The authorized enforcement official shall have the authority to inspect the full <br />trash capture system or device during construction and life of the project pursuant to Sections <br />9.14.170 - 9.14.280. <br />E. Inadequacy of the system. <br />1. If a full trash capture system or device is found to be inadequate by virtue of physical evidence of <br />operational failure, even though it was built as called for in the approved stormwater management <br />plan, it shall be corrected by the Responsible Person before the development project is finalized <br />and accepted. <br />2. If a full trash capture system or device is found to be inadequate by virtue of physical evidence of <br />operational failure at any point during its operating life, it shall be corrected by the Responsible <br />Person. If the Responsible Person fails to act, the City of Pleasanton may pursue corrective <br />actions or enforcement pursuant to Sections 9.14.170 - 9.14.280 <br />F. Additional measures. The provisions of this section shall not prohibit an authorized enforcement <br />official from requiring a discharger to take additional measures to achieve the objectives of this <br />chapter or any permit. <br />§ 9.14.160 Stormwater Maintenance Agreements <br />A. It is a violation of this code for any Responsible Person to fail to properly operate and maintain any <br />approved full capture trash device, stormwater treatment facilities, hydromodification management <br />facilities and/or source control BMPs on the Responsible Person’s property. Stormwater treatment <br />systems which do not have a Stormwater Management Maintenance Agreement must be maintained <br />Page 297 of 428