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COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO Department of Public WorksQUALIFYING RAIN EVENT SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS PLAN CE 2056 (Rev. 03/16)Page 1 of 10PROJECT NAME AND SITE ADDRESS:CONTRACT NUMBER: ORACLE NUMBER: DID NUMBER:CONTRACTOR

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1. Start by setting up rain gauges in strategic locations to collect rainwater samples during rainfall events.
2. Ensure that the rain gauges are properly calibrated and accurately measure the amount of precipitation.
3. Before each rain event, check the rain gauges to ensure they are empty and ready to collect the incoming rainwater.
4. As the rain event begins, allow the rainwater to naturally collect in the rain gauges until the event is over.
5. Once the rain event is complete, carefully collect the rainwater samples from each rain gauge.
6. Transfer the collected rainwater samples into clean and labeled containers for further testing and analysis.
7. Store the rainwater samples in a cool and dark place to avoid any contamination or degradation of the samples.
8. Follow any specific guidelines or requirements for sample preservation and handling as specified by the testing laboratory or regulatory agencies.
9. Finally, accurately record and document the relevant information about the rain event and the collected rainwater samples for future reference and analysis.

Who needs qualifying rain event sampling?

1. Qualifying rain event sampling is needed by scientists, environmental researchers, and regulatory agencies involved in monitoring and assessing the quality of rainwater.
2. It is also used by organizations and industries that need precise data on rainfall patterns and water quality to make informed decisions and take appropriate actions.
3. Water resource managers, agricultural bodies, and weather forecasters may also require qualifying rain event sampling to understand rainfall patterns and their impact on various sectors.

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What is qualifying rain event sampling?

Qualifying rain event sampling is a procedure used to collect and analyze rainwater samples to determine if they meet specific criteria for pollution levels.

Who is required to file qualifying rain event sampling?

Facilities that have a stormwater discharge permit may be required to file qualifying rain event sampling.

How to fill out qualifying rain event sampling?

Qualifying rain event sampling can be filled out by following the instructions provided by the regulating agency, which may include collecting rainwater samples during specific weather conditions and submitting the results for analysis.

What is the purpose of qualifying rain event sampling?

The purpose of qualifying rain event sampling is to monitor and assess the pollution levels in stormwater runoff during rain events.

What information must be reported on qualifying rain event sampling?

The information that must be reported on qualifying rain event sampling may include the date and time of sample collection, location of sampling, weather conditions, and pollutant levels.