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Title 13 — PUBLIC SERVICES

Chapter 13.28 — STORMWATER MANAGEMENT AND DISCHARGE CONTROL

Lathrop Municipal Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Lathrop

§ 13.28.010. Title.

§ 13.28.020. Purpose and intent.

§ 13.28.030. Construction and application.

§ 13.28.040. Severability.

§ 13.28.050. Responsibility for administration.

§ 13.28.060. Violations.

§ 13.28.070. Ultimate responsibility of discharger.

§ 13.28.080. Definitions and abbreviations.

§ 13.28.090. Discharge of non-stormwater prohibited.

§ 13.28.095. Exceptions to discharge prohibition.

§ 13.28.100. Prohibition of illicit connections.

§ 13.28.110. Waste disposal prohibitions.

§ 13.28.120. (Reserved)

§ 13.28.130. Requirement to prevent, control and reduce stormwater pollutants.

§ 13.28.140. Requirement to eliminate illegal discharges.

§ 13.28.150. Watercourse protection.

§ 13.28.160. Responsibility to remediate.

§ 13.28.170. Landscaping and stabilization requirements.

§ 13.28.180. Requirement to monitor and analyze.

§ 13.28.190. Prohibition of spills.

§ 13.28.200. Notification of spills.

§ 13.28.210. Spill prevention and response plan.

§ 13.28.220. Authority to inspect—Right of entry.

§ 13.28.230. Authority to sample, establish sampling devices, test and photograph.

§ 13.28.240. Enforcement authority.

§ 13.28.250. Appeal.

§ 13.28.260. Abatement by city.

§ 13.28.270. Charging cost of abatement/liens.

§ 13.28.280. Urgency abatement.

§ 13.28.290. Violations.

§ 13.28.300. Criminal penalties.

§ 13.28.310. Remedies nonexclusive.

§ 13.28.320. Concealment.

§ 13.28.330. Compensatory action.

§ 13.28.340. Violations deemed a public nuisance.

§ 13.28.350. Acts potentially resulting in a violation of the Federal Clean Water Act…

§ 13.28.360. Conflicts with other laws.

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