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September 7, 2017Mr. Michael Abbott Municipal Storm Water Program Coordinator Missouri Department of Natural Resources Water Pollution Control Branch Lewis & Clark State Office Building 1101 Riverside

How to fill out municipal storm water program

How to fill out municipal storm water program

1. Obtain a copy of the municipal storm water program requirements and guidelines.
2. Familiarize yourself with the specific regulations and permit requirements applicable to your municipality.
3. Identify all potential sources of storm water pollution within your municipality, including industrial facilities, construction sites, municipal operations, and residential areas.
4. Develop a storm water management plan that includes strategies for preventing and minimizing storm water pollution.
5. Implement best management practices (BMPs) to address specific pollution sources, such as installing storm water controls and monitoring systems.
6. Conduct regular inspections and maintenance of storm water infrastructure to ensure proper functioning and identify any issues or repairs needed.
7. Educate the community about the importance of storm water management and their role in preventing pollution.
8. Monitor and track storm water quality and quantity to assess the effectiveness of the program and identify areas for improvement.
9. Submit required reports and documentation to regulatory agencies as outlined in the municipal storm water program.
10. Continuously evaluate and update the storm water program based on changes in regulations, new research, and feedback from stakeholders.

Who needs municipal storm water program?

1. Municipalities, cities, and towns that have jurisdiction over storm water management within their boundaries.
2. Developers and building owners involved in construction projects.
3. Industrial facilities that generate storm water runoff.
4. Transportation agencies responsible for maintaining roads, highways, and bridges.
5. Property owners and homeowners within the municipality.
6. Environmental agencies and regulatory bodies overseeing storm water pollution prevention.

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What is municipal storm water program?

A municipal storm water program is a plan developed by local governments to manage and reduce pollution in storm water runoff.

Who is required to file municipal storm water program?

Municipalities, cities, and counties are typically required to file municipal storm water programs.

How to fill out municipal storm water program?

Municipal storm water programs can be filled out using specific templates provided by regulatory agencies.

What is the purpose of municipal storm water program?

The purpose of a municipal storm water program is to protect water quality by managing storm water runoff and reducing pollution.

What information must be reported on municipal storm water program?

Information such as storm water management practices, monitoring data, and pollution prevention measures must be reported on municipal storm water programs.