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GREATER EAST WENATCHEE STORMWATER UTILITY MANAGEMENT TEAM MEETING AGENDA Thursday, September 21, 2017, Douglas County Conference Room INVITEES: Dan Sutton, Jim Barker, Aaron Simmons, Wayne Barnhart,

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1. Identify the roles and responsibilities required for the stormwater utility management team.
2. Determine the qualifications and skills needed for each role.
3. Develop a job description for each position in the team.
4. Advertise the available positions and recruit qualified individuals.
5. Conduct interviews to assess the suitability of candidates.
6. Select the most qualified individuals for each position.
7. Provide necessary training and orientation to the team members.
8. Establish a clear communication and reporting structure within the team.
9. Set goals and objectives for the team to accomplish.
10. Monitor the performance of the team and provide necessary support and guidance.
11. Continuously evaluate and improve the effectiveness of the stormwater utility management team.

Who needs stormwater utility management team?

1. Municipalities and local government agencies responsible for managing stormwater drainage systems.
2. Large industrial facilities that need to comply with stormwater regulations.
3. Engineering firms and consultants involved in designing and implementing stormwater management plans.
4. Environmental organizations working on improving water quality and reducing water pollution.
5. Property owners and developers who need to implement stormwater management measures.
6. Urban planning departments and city officials responsible for urban development and infrastructure.

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What is stormwater utility management team?

The stormwater utility management team is a group of professionals responsible for overseeing, managing, and maintaining stormwater systems to ensure compliance with environmental regulations and to protect water quality.

Who is required to file stormwater utility management team?

Entities that operate stormwater systems, such as municipalities, counties, and other governmental agencies, are typically required to file with the stormwater utility management team.

How to fill out stormwater utility management team?

To fill out the stormwater utility management team forms, entities should collect necessary data on their stormwater systems, follow the provided guidelines, and complete all required sections of the form accurately before submitting.

What is the purpose of stormwater utility management team?

The purpose of the stormwater utility management team is to effectively manage stormwater resources, reduce flooding, improve water quality, and ensure compliance with federal and state regulations.

What information must be reported on stormwater utility management team?

Information that must be reported includes details about stormwater infrastructure, maintenance activities, compliance with regulations, and financial records related to stormwater management.