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Notice of Intent (NOI) for Storm Water Discharges from Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems (MS4) under the TIDES Phase II MS4 General Permit (TXR040000) CEQ Office Use Only Permit No.: RN:

How to fill out storm water management program

How to fill out a storm water management program:

1. Start by gathering relevant information about your property or facility. This may include its location, size, and any existing storm water management systems in place.
2. Evaluate potential sources of storm water pollution on your property. This could include areas where runoff collects, potential contaminants, and nearby activities that could contribute to pollution.
3. Identify the specific goals and objectives for your storm water management program. This may include preventing erosion, reducing pollutants, and complying with regulations.
4. Develop a detailed plan for managing storm water on your property. This may involve implementing best management practices (BMPs) such as installing rain gardens, using permeable pavement, or implementing sediment and erosion controls.
5. Determine any necessary permits and regulatory requirements that you need to comply with. This may include obtaining a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit or meeting local storm water regulations.
6. Create a monitoring and maintenance plan to ensure the ongoing effectiveness of your storm water management program. This may involve regularly inspecting and maintaining BMPs, monitoring water quality, and keeping records of your activities.
7. Train and educate staff members or property users on the importance of storm water management and their role in implementing the program.
8. Regularly review and update your storm water management program as needed, taking into account changes in regulations, property use, or any issues that arise.

Who needs a storm water management program?

1. Property owners or managers who have storm water runoff from their property.
2. Businesses or industries that have the potential to generate pollutants that can be carried by storm water.
3. Municipalities or government entities that have responsibility for managing storm water in their jurisdiction.
4. Construction sites or projects that involve earth-moving activities and have the potential to generate sediment or other pollutants.
5. Any individual or organization that wants to improve water quality and protect the environment by effectively managing storm water runoff.

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What is storm water management program?

A storm water management program is a plan designed to address the management of storm water runoff to prevent pollution and protect water quality.

Who is required to file storm water management program?

Various industries and businesses that are regulated under the Clean Water Act are required to file a storm water management program.

How to fill out storm water management program?

To fill out a storm water management program, businesses must assess their potential sources of storm water pollution, develop control measures, and create a plan for monitoring and reporting.

What is the purpose of storm water management program?

The purpose of a storm water management program is to reduce pollution in storm water runoff and protect water quality in rivers, lakes, and other bodies of water.

What information must be reported on storm water management program?

Information that must be reported on a storm water management program includes the sources of potential pollution, control measures in place, monitoring results, and any corrective actions taken.