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Conceptual Storm Water Mitigation Plan (Smith) For Marshall Ave. & Bill Mitchell Dr. Location NW Corner of Marshall Ave. & Billy Mitchell Dr., El Cajon, CA 92020 ASSESSOR IS PARCEL NUMBER(S): Portion

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1. Step 1: Begin by assessing the location where storm water mitigation is required.
2. Step 2: Identify potential sources of stormwater runoff, such as roofs, paved areas, or natural drainage channels.
3. Step 3: Determine the appropriate stormwater management practices based on the specific needs and characteristics of the site.
4. Step 4: Develop a conceptual plan that outlines the proposed stormwater management measures, including structural controls like detention ponds, bio-retention basins, or green roofs.
5. Step 5: Consider non-structural measures like site design techniques, such as preserving natural drainage features or incorporating permeable pavement.
6. Step 6: Evaluate the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed stormwater management practices.
7. Step 7: Revise and refine the conceptual plan based on feedback and input from stakeholders.
8. Step 8: Prepare a final report or design document that includes the conceptual stormwater mitigation plan along with any supporting calculations or analysis.
9. Step 9: Implement the plan by obtaining necessary permits and approvals, and overseeing the construction and installation of the stormwater management measures.
10. Step 10: Monitor and maintain the stormwater management system to ensure its long-term effectiveness.

Who needs conceptual storm water mitigation?

1. Developers and builders working on new construction projects that may generate significant stormwater runoff.
2. Municipalities or government agencies responsible for managing stormwater in urban areas.
3. Property owners or managers seeking to minimize the impact of stormwater runoff on their property.
4. Environmental organizations or advocates pushing for sustainable stormwater practices.

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What is conceptual storm water mitigation?

Conceptual storm water mitigation refers to the process of planning and implementing strategies to manage storm water, such as reducing runoff and minimizing pollution before it reaches water bodies.

Who is required to file conceptual storm water mitigation?

Developers, planners, and other parties involved in construction projects are typically required to file conceptual storm water mitigation plans.

How to fill out conceptual storm water mitigation?

Conceptual storm water mitigation plans can be filled out by providing information on project layout, storm water management measures, and erosion control strategies.

What is the purpose of conceptual storm water mitigation?

The purpose of conceptual storm water mitigation is to protect water quality, reduce flooding risks, and comply with environmental regulations.

What information must be reported on conceptual storm water mitigation?

Information such as project details, storm water management techniques, erosion control measures, and potential impacts on water resources must be reported on conceptual storm water mitigation.