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City Edmonds WashingtonSTORMWATER ENGINEER Department:Public Works Engineering Grade:Bargaining Unit:Non RepresentedFLSA Status:Revised Date:November 2012April 2016Reports To:NR13 Exempt Senior Utilities

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How to fill out stormwater engineer

1. Step 1: Gather all necessary information and documents related to the stormwater project.
2. Step 2: Review local regulations and requirements for stormwater management.
3. Step 3: Conduct a site assessment to identify potential sources of stormwater runoff and pollution.
4. Step 4: Develop a stormwater management plan that addresses the specific needs of the project.
5. Step 5: Determine the appropriate best management practices (BMPs) to control and treat stormwater runoff.
6. Step 6: Design and implement the selected BMPs, such as detention ponds, bio-retention areas, or permeable pavements.
7. Step 7: Monitor and maintain the stormwater management system on a regular basis.
8. Step 8: Keep detailed records of the stormwater management activities and any changes made.
9. Step 9: Stay updated with evolving stormwater management practices and regulations to ensure compliance.
10. Step 10: Continuously assess and improve the stormwater management system as needed.

Who needs stormwater engineer?

1. Developers and construction companies involved in building projects that disturb land or create impervious surfaces.
2. Municipalities and government agencies responsible for managing stormwater runoff in urban areas.
3. Industrial facilities that generate significant amounts of stormwater runoff containing pollutants.
4. Landowners and property managers seeking to minimize the environmental impact of stormwater runoff on their sites.
5. Consulting firms specializing in environmental engineering and stormwater management.
6. Environmental organizations advocating for sustainable stormwater management practices.
7. Individuals or communities affected by frequent flooding or water pollution caused by stormwater runoff.

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What is stormwater engineer?

A stormwater engineer is a professional responsible for designing systems to manage stormwater runoff, prevent flooding, and protect water quality.

Who is required to file stormwater engineer?

Property owners or developers who are planning construction projects that may impact stormwater runoff are required to file a stormwater engineer report.

How to fill out stormwater engineer?

To fill out a stormwater engineer report, the required information such as project details, stormwater management plan, and engineering calculations must be provided.

What is the purpose of stormwater engineer?

The purpose of a stormwater engineer report is to outline the measures and systems in place to manage stormwater runoff and prevent environmental damage.

What information must be reported on stormwater engineer?

A stormwater engineer report must include details about the project, existing and proposed stormwater management systems, and calculations to demonstrate compliance with regulations.