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This document provides an overview of the Storm Water Phase II Final Rule, detailing the requirements for small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems (MS4s) under the National Pollutant Discharge

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How to fill out storm water program:

1. Start by familiarizing yourself with the requirements of your local storm water program. Research the specific regulations and guidelines that apply to your area.
2. Determine if your property or business falls under the jurisdiction of the storm water program. This may vary depending on factors such as the size of your property or the type of activities conducted on-site.
3. Obtain the necessary forms and documentation required for the storm water program. This may include applications, permits, or monitoring reports.
4. Carefully fill out the forms, providing accurate and complete information. Be sure to include any required attachments or supporting documents.
5. Review your completed application or documentation to ensure its compliance with the storm water program requirements. Double-check that all necessary information has been provided and that it is legible and understandable.
6. Submit your completed forms and documentation to the appropriate authority or agency responsible for administering the storm water program. Follow the specified submission process and pay any associated fees, if required.
7. Keep copies of all submitted materials for your records. This will help in case of any inquiries or audits related to your storm water program compliance.

Who needs storm water program:

1. Properties or businesses located in areas prone to storm water runoff or drainage issues.
2. Construction sites or projects that disturb land or contribute to erosion and sedimentation.
3. Industrial facilities or sites that handle or store hazardous materials.
4. Municipalities or government agencies responsible for storm water management.
5. Commercial or residential properties with impervious surfaces that prevent natural water infiltration.
6. Agricultural operations that generate runoff containing fertilizers, pesticides, or animal waste.
7. Any entity that may discharge pollutants into a storm drain system or directly into a water body.

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What is storm water program?

The storm water program is a comprehensive plan designed to manage and control storm water runoff, which includes reducing pollution and protecting water quality.

Who is required to file storm water program?

Various entities are required to file a storm water program, including municipalities, industrial facilities, construction sites, and certain businesses that handle materials or conduct activities that may pollute storm water.

How to fill out storm water program?

Filling out the storm water program typically involves completing a set of forms and providing information about the facility's storm water management practices, pollutant control measures, and monitoring activities. The specific process may vary depending on the regulations and guidelines established by the local authorities or environmental agencies.

What is the purpose of storm water program?

The purpose of the storm water program is to prevent storm water pollution and protect water quality by implementing best management practices, controlling runoff, and minimizing the discharge of pollutants into storm drains, rivers, and other water bodies.

What information must be reported on storm water program?

The information reported in a storm water program may include details about the facility's storm water management plan, pollutant source control measures, monitoring data, inspection records, employee training records, and any corrective actions taken to address pollution concerns.