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SW PPP (Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan)Informational Handout and Application Engineering Division City of Cedar Falls, IowaUpdated 07/21/2016Construction Site Erosion and Sediment Control Stormwater

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1. Step 1: Identify potential sources of storm water pollution, such as construction sites, industrial facilities, and parking lots.
2. Step 2: Develop a storm water pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) that includes best management practices (BMPs) for minimizing and managing storm water pollution.
3. Step 3: Train employees and contractors on the importance of storm water pollution prevention and how to implement the SWPPP.
4. Step 4: Regularly inspect and maintain storm water control measures, such as sediment basins, storm water ponds, and erosion and sediment control devices.
5. Step 5: Monitor storm water runoff and conduct sampling to ensure compliance with water quality standards and identify any corrective actions needed.
6. Step 6: Keep records of inspections, maintenance activities, training sessions, and monitoring results.
7. Step 7: Review and update the SWPPP as necessary to address changes in site conditions or regulations.

Who needs storm water pollution prevention?

1. Various industries and facilities need storm water pollution prevention measures, including construction sites, manufacturing plants, oil and gas facilities, transportation companies, agricultural operations, and municipalities.
2. Any entity that has the potential to discharge storm water, either directly or through a storm drain system, into water bodies needs to implement storm water pollution prevention measures.
3. Regulatory agencies, such as environmental protection agencies, also require certain entities to have storm water pollution prevention plans in place to protect water quality.

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What is storm water pollution prevention?

Storm water pollution prevention refers to the practices and strategies put in place to reduce and prevent pollutants from entering storm water runoff.

Who is required to file storm water pollution prevention?

Certain industrial facilities and construction sites are typically required to file storm water pollution prevention plans with regulatory agencies.

How to fill out storm water pollution prevention?

Storm water pollution prevention plans can be filled out by identifying potential sources of pollution, implementing best management practices, and monitoring and reporting on storm water quality.

What is the purpose of storm water pollution prevention?

The purpose of storm water pollution prevention is to protect water quality by reducing the amount of pollutants that enter storm water runoff.

What information must be reported on storm water pollution prevention?

Information that must be reported on storm water pollution prevention plans typically includes details on potential pollution sources, best management practices in place, and monitoring results.