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• • May lack effective enforcement mechanisms - • Public will expect that these are publicly maintained systems • Potential for improper disposal of pollutants P P • Plumbin g c e doesn't address these systems, there isn't guidance to ma l; judgm nt.. Existing codes do not address new systems - codes will have to be create ' • Whether private or Public controls, codes will need to be modified • Potential building code conflicts will need kesolution - CREATIVITY /FLEXIBILITY Management uideline - Planning decisions. should provide a flexible mana. ement framework that encourag and rewards creative designs and solutions for meeting or ex eeding on -site stormwater co trots. - i , n • Can et more creative solutions; not as restrictive ` • Hav a larger land base to accomplish controls - can work with both public and private lands • Mayl allow more flexibility on -site; be more site - specific • May allow for partnerships among private developers to seek solutions tog ether; create more opportunities • May see more creative design options, e.g. in Europe - stormwater as part of building site design like fountains • Enhances creativity of city staff - helps prevent "technical tunnel vision" • Would also allow staff, e.g. PIC, to suggest solution. • More consistent with a watershed - based approach; more options • From a systems approach allows to avoid working with what comes out of a "black box ", to manage the source • Allow individual site development to take place without waiting for public improvement • May generate private sector to suggest, come up with something ( research) that is far advanced beyond EPA thinking. pisadvantagm DEPENDABILITY /RELIABILITY /CONSISTENCY Managemeni!'Ouideline - Planning decisions should contain implementation m?hads that are proven to be dependable, reliable, and consistent, while encouraging the use of new and improved technologies. Advantages: A -4