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PDS 122023 May 10, 2023, Page 1Subject: Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Control and Wet Weather Management (WWF) Program 2023 Funding Recommendations Report to: Planning and Economic Development Committee

How to fill out combined sewer overflow control

How to fill out combined sewer overflow control

1. Identify areas with combined sewer systems.
2. Gather data on precipitation patterns and stormwater runoff.
3. Determine the overflow points and their capacities.
4. Develop a control plan to reduce and manage overflows.
5. Implement green infrastructure and storage solutions.
6. Regularly monitor and maintain the control measures.
7. Report on the effectiveness of the overflow control.

Who needs combined sewer overflow control?

1. Municipalities with combined sewer systems.
2. Cities located in areas prone to heavy rainfall.
3. Environmental agencies concerned about water pollution.
4. Communities living near water bodies affected by overflows.

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What is combined sewer overflow control?

Combined sewer overflow (CSO) control refers to strategies and infrastructure designed to manage and mitigate the discharge of untreated sewage and stormwater runoff from combined sewer systems during wet weather events.

Who is required to file combined sewer overflow control?

Municipalities and local governments operating combined sewer systems are typically required to file reports for combined sewer overflow control as part of their pollution discharge permits.

How to fill out combined sewer overflow control?

To fill out combined sewer overflow control reports, operators must provide specific data including the volume of overflows, duration of events, and any measures taken to manage the overflow, following the guidelines set by environmental regulatory authorities.

What is the purpose of combined sewer overflow control?

The purpose of combined sewer overflow control is to reduce the frequency and volume of untreated sewage discharges, protect water quality, and safeguard public health and the environment during heavy rainfall events.

What information must be reported on combined sewer overflow control?

Reports must typically include information such as the date and time of each overflow event, volume of discharge, rainfall data, and any actions taken to mitigate impacts.