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January 30, 2009 Oregon Department of Environmental Quality Northwest Region Portland Office 2020 SW 4th Avenue, Suite 400 Portland, OR 972014987 Attn:Mr. Scott ManzanoRE:PHASE I REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION

How to fill out municipal stormwater source control

How to fill out municipal stormwater source control

1. Start by identifying the municipal stormwater source control regulations specific to your area.
2. Familiarize yourself with the requirements and guidelines outlined in these regulations.
3. Assess the existing stormwater management infrastructure in your municipality.
4. Develop a comprehensive stormwater source control plan based on the regulations and the specific needs of your municipality.
5. Implement the source control measures identified in the plan, such as installing or upgrading stormwater filtration systems, bio-retention areas, or permeable pavement.
6. Regularly inspect and maintain the source control measures to ensure they are functioning effectively.
7. Monitor and assess the effectiveness of the source control measures by testing the quality of stormwater runoff and conducting periodic evaluations.
8. Modify the source control plan as necessary based on the monitoring results and any changes in regulations or circumstances.
9. Provide education and outreach to the community to promote understanding of the importance of municipal stormwater source control and encourage cooperation.
10. Continuously review, update, and improve the stormwater source control program over time.

Who needs municipal stormwater source control?

1. Municipalities, cities, and townships that experience stormwater runoff issues and have a responsibility to protect water quality and manage stormwater in compliance with regulations.
2. Industrial and commercial facilities that generate significant stormwater runoff due to their land use activities.
3. Developers and construction companies involved in building projects that disturb the land and increase stormwater runoff.
4. Property owners or managers of large properties, such as shopping malls, schools, hospitals, or parking lots, that have a higher potential for generating stormwater runoff.
5. Environmental agencies and organizations focused on water quality protection and preservation.
6. Any entity that wants to minimize the environmental impact of stormwater runoff and prevent issues such as flooding, erosion, and pollution.

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What is municipal stormwater source control?

Municipal stormwater source control refers to the practices and policies implemented by municipalities to manage and reduce stormwater runoff, preventing pollutants from entering water bodies and promoting overall water quality.

Who is required to file municipal stormwater source control?

Entities including municipalities, developers, and property owners engaged in activities that may impact stormwater runoff are typically required to file for municipal stormwater source control.

How to fill out municipal stormwater source control?

To fill out municipal stormwater source control, one must complete the required forms provided by the local authority, providing information on project details, potential impacts on stormwater, and proposed mitigation measures.

What is the purpose of municipal stormwater source control?

The purpose of municipal stormwater source control is to effectively manage and mitigate the adverse effects of stormwater runoff, protect water quality, and comply with environmental regulations.

What information must be reported on municipal stormwater source control?

Information that must be reported includes project descriptions, site plans, methods for stormwater management, assessments of potential impacts, and steps taken to reduce pollutants.