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permanent or temporary certification of occupancy will be issued l2rior to all City invoiced costs being paid by the applicant. 3. Failure to perform corrective work a. 'When an applicant fails to conform to any_provision of this policy, through final completion and /or occupancy, the City may take the following actions, subject to Enforcement process set forth in Section 78 -505: i. Permit Revocation - Revoke any permit issued or authorized by the City to the applicant for the site in question or any other of the applicant's sites within the City's jurisdiction. ii. Correction by the City – The City- reserves the right to perform mitigation measures to prevent public harm or nuisance, such as recovering sediment that has escaped the site onto a City street or into a stormwater conve yance or BMP. The appfican t will be required to reimburse the Citv_ for all costs incurred in performing mitigation work. iii. Stop Work Order - The Cit.vresen,es the ri ht to issue a stop work order, withhold the scheduling of inspections, and /or the issuance of a Certificate, of Occupancy in the event that other enforcement actions are not achieving the desired level of compliance. Sec. 30 21578 -504. - Post construction stotmwatet management. The purpose of this section is to eamply with the state's leadingprevent or reduce water , annual flew N-olutne, total suspettded solids, and phasphertta, pollution within the cite after construction has been completed. This fnodehng vAg be bftsed an two 6me pefieds! 4offi 1988 (4988 1990) to the present (2000 2005), alid fr-offi the present to 2020 ot section establishes standards for new development, .Y.kiehe--"` wiH oeettr firs. redevelopment, and linear construction projects in order to minimize the stormwater pollution, soil erosion, and sedimentation. a�The applicant shall consider reducing the need for stormwater management performance standards by incorporating the use of natural topography and land cover. It shall also. 1. i. Minimize impact to significant natural features. 2. -27.—Review the site for wetlands, wooded areas of significance, rare and endangered species habitat, areas designated by the County Biological Survey (1993), and /or Elk River Natural Resource Inventory (NRI) (December 2004). These areas should not be developed. 3_3. N inimize impervious surface coverage to the maximum extent practicable. 4 ® 4. —In designated shoreland areas the development shall meet the impervious surface requirements of the shoreland ordinance regardless of conveyance systems. 5. 14wve a proposed design, suggested leeation and phased itnplefnetitottian of eff-ee 5. a. — Volume control. Designer shall be required to provide soil boring analysis to determine the infiltration rate prior to approval of plans. The design shall meet the following requirements depending on the tyrpe of project in accordance with the MS4 NPDES permit 15