C150352 Intergovernmental Agreement

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• potential for introduction of human-caused pollutants in accordance with the Urban Storm Drainage Criteria Manual Volume III—Best Management Practices, or such other subsequently adopted standard as the Directors may approve. The Members further intend and acknowledge that the enhancement and restoration of native vegetation,wildlife habitat,naturally meandering stream channel topography, and other similar natural features are beneficial for the sustained maintenance of the Boxelder drainage. • • Section 2.07. The Authority's Responsibilities. The Authority shall have the following responsibilities: - (a) Plan and establish a financial structure that equitably distributes among all properties within the Service Area the costs of the Boxelder Project. The financial structure will include both impact fees and service fees; (b) Plan -and arrange for the Operation and Maintenance of the Project Improvements; (c) • Plan and establish a financial structure that equitably distributes among all properties within the Service Area the costs of acquisition and construction of the Project Improvements, Operations and Maintenance of the Project Improvements and costs of administering and operating the Authority. The financial structure to fund said expenses will include service fees and such other sources of revenue as the Authority may determine to be appropriate and sufficient to support the acquisition and construction of the Project Improvements, the Operation and Maintenance of the Project Improvements and administration of the Authority,in a fiscally sustainable manner; (d) Obtain any necessary Stormwater MS4 Permitting. (stormwater quality) required for its undertaldngs within the Service Area; - (e) Comply with all local laws and requirements, including but not limited to land use and zoning laws and similarly applicable land use code provisions and floodplain and storm drainage regulatory requirements;and (f) Cooperate and collaborate with the Members, other governmental entities and jurisdictions,' nonprofit and private entities and persons and property owners, to incorporate into Authority project plans, to support, and to encourage the design of, development and use of Authority property and improvements, to provide for natural habitat preservation and restoration, preservation of viewsheds and aesthetic values, and transportation connections, and to advance other compatible public purposes and uses, insofar as the same are not in conflict with the primary stormwater objective of the Authority. - Section 2.08.• Enterprise Status. To the extent practicable, the Authority shall be • operated as an enterprise within the meaning of TABOR and the Water Activity Enterprise Law, Part I of Article 45.1, Title 37, G.R.S. For such purposes, payments to the Authority by 7 •