Staff proposes inspection, recertification and fee schedule for pervious‑paver systems
City staff recommended a formal inspection and recertification program for pervious pavements with a 1‑year and 3‑year cadence, a proposed $50 inspection fee, and existing administrative penalties ($100/$300/$500) for noncompliance; staff urged city‑attorney review on recording obligations for property transfers.
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Peyton, a city staff member, outlined a proposed inspection and certification program for pervious‑paver systems intended to ensure long‑term infiltration performance. Staff recommended retaining a 1‑year initial certification and a 3‑year ongoing recertification cadence, conducting initial infiltration testing at installation and documenting results. "I am recommending establishing the consistent inspection and documentation process," Peyton said, and recommended consulting the city attorney on language to associate obligations with the property at transfer.
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