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Clark County Stormwater Manual 2015 Errata Sheet #1 September 2016 Below is a summary of changes required to the Clark County Stormwater Manual 2015 adopted on November 24, 2015 (effective January

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1. Step 1: Identify the surface water management requirements for your area. This can include understanding local regulations, guidelines, and recommendations.
2. Step 2: Assess the potential impacts on surface water and determine the appropriate management measures. This may involve conducting a site assessment to identify potential pollutant sources and sensitive receptors.
3. Step 3: Develop a surface water management plan that includes specific strategies and techniques to minimize or prevent pollution, such as erosion and sediment control measures, stormwater retention ponds, or green infrastructure solutions.
4. Step 4: Implement the surface water management plan by following the prescribed techniques and strategies. This may involve construction activities, installation of stormwater management structures, or maintenance of existing systems.
5. Step 5: Monitor the effectiveness of the surface water management measures and make necessary adjustments to ensure long-term protection of surface water quality.
6. Step 6: Regularly report the progress and compliance with surface water management requirements to relevant authorities, if applicable.

Who needs surface water management?

1. Anyone involved in land development activities that may result in the alteration of surface water flow or the introduction of pollutants into surface water bodies.
2. Municipalities and local governments responsible for managing stormwater runoff and protecting water quality in their jurisdictions.
3. Industrial facilities or businesses that generate stormwater runoff containing potentially harmful substances.
4. Construction companies and contractors engaged in infrastructure development projects.
5. Farmers and agricultural businesses that use irrigation systems and manage water resources.
6. Environmental agencies and organizations working towards the protection and conservation of surface water resources.

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What is surface water management?

Surface water management involves controlling and manipulating the flow of water on the ground surface to minimize flooding, erosion, and water pollution.

Who is required to file surface water management?

Different jurisdictions may have specific requirements, but generally entities responsible for land development projects or those with potential impacts on surface water quality are required to file surface water management plans.

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To fill out a surface water management plan, you will need to gather information on the site's drainage patterns, existing water bodies, potential pollutants, and proposed mitigation measures. This information is typically submitted to the relevant regulatory agency for review and approval.

What is the purpose of surface water management?

The purpose of surface water management is to protect water quality, prevent flooding, and minimize erosion by effectively managing the flow of water on the ground surface.

What information must be reported on surface water management?

Surface water management plans typically include information on site topography, drainage patterns, proposed land use changes, pollution prevention measures, and erosion control strategies.