Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)

Citation: Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)
Jurisdiction: Portland (municipal)
Source: Official source
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erosion and sedimentation control practices ledge, drainage conditions, and other pertinent data
are followed. This is required until erosion and which the evaluator deems appropriate. The soils
sedimentation control measures have been report shall include recommendations for a
installed, which will either stay in place proposed use to counteract soil limitations where
permanently or stay in place until the area is they exist.
sufficiently covered with vegetation necessary
to prevent soil erosion. The name and 11.4.6 Water quality
certification number of the person who will No activity shall deposit on or into the ground or
oversee the activity causing or resulting in soil discharge to the waters of the state any pollutant
disturbance shall be included on the permit that by itself or in combination with other activities
application. This requirement does not apply or substances will impair designated uses or the
to a person or firm engaged in agriculture or water classification of the water body, tributary
timber harvesting if best management practices stream or wetland.
for erosion and sedimentation control are
used; and municipal, state and federal 11.4.7 Archaeological sites
employees engaged in projects associated with Any proposed land use activity involving structural
that employment. development or soil disturbance on or adjacent to
sites listed on, or eligible to be listed on, the
11.4.5 Soils National Register of Historic Places, as determined
All land uses shall be located on soils in or upon by the Department of Planning and Urban
which the proposed uses or structures can be Development, shall be submitted by the applicant to
established or maintained without causing adverse the Maine Historic Preservation Commission for
environmental impacts, including