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Ventura County Coalition of Labor, Agriculture and Business Volume 2, Issue #7, July 2012 Newsletter Watershed Protection Storm Water Ordinance VC COLA HAS AN IMPACT By: Lynn Gray Jensen The Municipal

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1. Start by gathering information about the specific stormwater management practices and requirements in your area. This may include regulations, permits, and guidelines provided by local government agencies or watershed protection organizations.
2. Understand the purpose and objectives of the watershed protection - storm form. This form is typically used to assess and monitor stormwater management practices to minimize the negative impacts of stormwater runoff on water quality and the environment.
3. Carefully read and follow the instructions provided on the form. Pay attention to any specific details required for each section, such as measurements, calculations, or documentation.
4. Provide accurate and complete information about the stormwater management practices you have implemented or are planning to implement. This may include details about stormwater control structures, erosion and sediment control measures, green infrastructure, or water quality monitoring activities.
5. Clearly describe any measures you have taken to reduce stormwater runoff, capture pollutants, and manage erosion. Include information about the design, construction, and maintenance of these practices.
6. It may be necessary to attach supporting documents, such as engineering plans or monitoring data, depending on the requirements of the form.
7. Review your completed form to ensure all information is accurate and legible. Make any necessary revisions or additions before submitting it.

Who needs watershed protection - storm?

1. Property owners and developers: Individuals or organizations responsible for the construction or maintenance of buildings, roads, parking lots, or any other form of impervious surface that can contribute to stormwater runoff.
2. Municipalities: Local governments, including city or town councils, public works departments, or environmental agencies, that have jurisdiction over stormwater management within their boundaries.
3. Watershed protection organizations: Non-profit or governmental organizations dedicated to protecting and improving the health of watersheds and water bodies. These organizations may develop and enforce regulations or provide assistance and guidance to property owners and municipalities.

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