City of Bowling Green, Kentucky

Citation Number:
2025-00000684.7

Date Issued:
Wed, Jul 23, 2025 3:24 PM

Status:
Final Order

Total Citation Amount:
$100.00

Name of Person Cited:
3 BROS, LLC

Property in Violation:
5402 BAKERS SPRING ST 1011 College St
BOWLING GREEN KY 42101
PVA Parcel #: 029B06 078

Property Owner:
3 BROS, LLC
8775 NASHVILLE RD
BOWLING GREEN KY 42101-8736

Code Compliance Officer:
Dara Price

Inspection Date:
Wed, Jul 23, 2025 12:30 PM

Code:
BGKY C21 21.2.09c Requirement to adhere to the COBG BMP Manual Public Infrastructure, Rights-of-Way and Stormwater / Stormwater Quality / Construction Site Stormwater Management

Code Description:
General Requirements for Construction Site Stormwater Management. Requirements for the design, maintenance, and implementation of Best Management Practices (BMPs) are located in the BMP Manual. Site construction in the Service Area shall comply with the provisions of the BMP Manual. Good afternoon, After my inspection today, the following is not meeting EPSC guidelines. There is mud tracked out in the roadway, neighboring entrance is being utilized as a construction entrance now and has been damaged due to this, grade is holding water at front foundation of house and by roadway where trench has been dug, Illicit discharge piles, grade needs stabilization, No Best Management Practices installed for silt control in some areas in the side and rear of property and what little is at the front of the property, is not maintained, no permit or SWPPP posted on site, Trash and construction debris not cleaned up nor contained properly, construction entrance is not appropriate, nor installed correctly, Re-inspection for Compliance on 7/31/25. Day to Day fines will begin until compliance is met.

Code:
BGKY C21 21.2.10b.1 Illicit Discharge; Applicability, Responsibility Public Infrastructure, Rights-of-Way and Stormwater / Stormwater Quality / Illicit Discharge; Purpose and Applicability

Code Description:
Illicit Discharges. No person shall discharge or cause the discharge of any material other than naturally occurring stormwater into the MS4 or any stormwater conveyance. This includes pollutants, hazardous materials, or any discharge that violates water quality standards or creates unsafe conditions in public rights-of-way. Good afternoon, After my inspection today, the following is not meeting EPSC guidelines. There is mud tracked out in the roadway, neighboring entrance is being utilized as a construction entrance now and has been damaged due to this, grade is holding water at front foundation of house and by roadway where trench has been dug, Illicit discharge piles, grade needs stabilization, No Best Management Practices installed for silt control in some areas in the side and rear of property and what little is at the front of the property, is not maintained, no permit or SWPPP posted on site, Trash and construction debris not cleaned up nor contained properly, construction entrance is not appropriate, nor installed correctly, Re-inspection for Compliance on 7/31/25. Day to Day fines will begin until compliance is met.

Code:
BGKY C21 21.2.10e Failure to fulfill discharge monitoring requirements Public Infrastructure, Rights-of-Way and Stormwater/ Stormwater Quality/ Illicit Discharge; Pupose and Applicability

Code Description:
Inspections and Monitoring. 1. The Utility may inspect any facility or operation subject to this section to verify compliance. 2. Operators must: i. Allow immediate access to premises for inspection, sampling, and record review; ii. Maintain monitoring and sampling equipment in good condition and calibrate as necessary; iii. Remove any obstruction that prevents safe inspection access; iv. Install monitoring equipment when required by the Utility; and, v. Avoid interference with inspections. Denial of access constitutes a violation. If access is refused, and probable cause exists to believe a violation may be occurring, the Utility may seek a search warrant or other legal remedy to obtain entry. Good afternoon, After my inspection today, the following is not meeting EPSC guidelines. There is mud tracked out in the roadway, neighboring entrance is being utilized as a construction entrance now and has been damaged due to this, grade is holding water at front foundation of house and by roadway where trench has been dug, Illicit discharge piles, grade needs stabilization, No Best Management Practices installed for silt control in some areas in the side and rear of property and what little is at the front of the property, is not maintained, no permit or SWPPP posted on site, Trash and construction debris not cleaned up nor contained properly, construction entrance is not appropriate, nor installed correctly, Re-inspection for Compliance on 7/31/25. Day to Day fines will begin until compliance is met.

Code:
BGKY C21 21.2.10f Failure to properly implement required BMPs Public Infrastructure, Rights-of-Way and Stormwater/ Stormwater Quality/ Illicit Discharge; Pupose and Applicability

Code Description:
Pollution Prevention and Best Management Practices (BMPs). 1. The Utility shall review and approve BMPs for any activity or facility that may cause pollution or discharge hazardous materials. Property owners and operators must, at their own expense, implement and maintain structural and non-structural BMPs to prevent illicit discharges. 2. Where necessary, owners shall prepare and follow a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) consistent with NPDES requirements. Good afternoon, After my inspection today, the following is not meeting EPSC guidelines. There is mud tracked out in the roadway, neighboring entrance is being utilized as a construction entrance now and has been damaged due to this, grade is holding water at front foundation of house and by roadway where trench has been dug, Illicit discharge piles, grade needs stabilization, No Best Management Practices installed for silt control in some areas in the side and rear of property and what little is at the front of the property, is not maintained, no permit or SWPPP posted on site, Trash and construction debris not cleaned up nor contained properly, construction entrance is not appropriate, nor installed correctly, Re-inspection for Compliance on 7/31/25. Day to Day fines will begin until compliance is met.

Code:
BGKY C21 21.3.01.c Sidewalks, Ramps, Entrances w/out approval or w/o meeting standards Public Infrastructure, Rights-of-Way and Stormwater / Construction, Repair, Permitting and Maintenance / Infrastructure Requirements

Code Description:
c. Any person proposing or constructing sidewalks, handicap ramps or drive entrances on public right-of-way shall have prior approval through permitting or plan approval by the Public Works Director or designee. All design and construction must meet Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements, being 42 U.S.C. 12101, et seq., as well as all requirements in the City’s Traffic Management Manual, as set out in Chapters 21 (Public Infrastructure, Rights-of-Way and Stormwater) and Chapter 22 (Traffic and Motor Vehicles) of the City Code of Ordinances, and other requirements as determined by the Public Works Director or designee. Good afternoon, After my inspection today, the following is not meeting EPSC guidelines. There is mud tracked out in the roadway, neighboring entrance is being utilized as a construction entrance now and has been damaged due to this, grade is holding water at front foundation of house and by roadway where trench has been dug, Illicit discharge piles, grade needs stabilization, No Best Management Practices installed for silt control in some areas in the side and rear of property and what little is at the front of the property, is not maintained, no permit or SWPPP posted on site, Trash and construction debris not cleaned up nor contained properly, construction entrance is not appropriate, nor installed correctly, Re-inspection for Compliance on 7/31/25. Day to Day fines will begin until compliance is met.

Code:
BGKY C21 21.3.02.a.2/3 Access to street does not comply/wasn't approved Public Infrastructure, Rights-of-Way and Stormwater / Construction, Repair, Permitting and Maintenance / Traffic Management Design Requirements

Code Description:
21.3.02.a.2 General Requirements for Access Control. Requirements for access are located in the Access Management section of the City’s Traffic Management Manual. Any access to a city-maintained right-of-way/roadway must comply with the requirements set forth in that Manual and/or be approved by the Public Works Director or designee. 21.3.02.a.3 State Requirements for Access Control. All applicable State requirements must be met when seeking access approval to a State or Federal highway. Additionally, any access to state roads within city limits shall be reviewed by the City and City-County Planning Commission. Good afternoon, After my inspection today, the following is not meeting EPSC guidelines. There is mud tracked out in the roadway, neighboring entrance is being utilized as a construction entrance now and has been damaged due to this, grade is holding water at front foundation of house and by roadway where trench has been dug, Illicit discharge piles, grade needs stabilization, No Best Management Practices installed for silt control in some areas in the side and rear of property and what little is at the front of the property, is not maintained, no permit or SWPPP posted on site, Trash and construction debris not cleaned up nor contained properly, construction entrance is not appropriate, nor installed correctly, Re-inspection for Compliance on 7/31/25. Day to Day fines will begin until compliance is met.