1. Inspection During Construction or Development Activities. If Lindon City testing or inspections indicate that a site is discharging storm water at a rate greater than the maximum allowed rate, is causing or contributing to storm water pollution, illegal discharges, or non-storm water discharges to the storm water system or waters of the United States, and if the violations continue after notice from the City, the City may require any person engaged in the illicit activity and/or the owner or operator of the site to provide, at his own expense, monitoring and analyses required by the City to determine compliance with this Chapter.

2. Post Construction Maintenance and Inspection. All development in which private storm water system improvements are made, except for the construction of a single family home with its associated on-site improvements, which disturbs less than one acre land and is not part of a larger common plan of development or sale that disturbs one acre or more of land, must enter into a storm water maintenance plan as required by this Chapter, shall inspect the improvements at least once on an annual basis, and shall provide the City with a written report of the findings of such inspection, including any damages, defects, or deficiencies related to the improvement. In addition to the rights to inspect as provided in this Chapter, the City shall inspect the improvements at least once every five years, but may inspect the improvements more frequently as it determines in its sole discretion.