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This document presents the City of Orem\'s Storm Water Management Plan (SWMP) intended to manage storm water runoff, reduce pollution, and protect water quality for the period of May 12, 2021 –

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How to fill out storm water management plan

1. Determine the project area and describe its location.
2. Identify existing site conditions, including topography, soil types, and vegetation.
3. Assess potential sources of stormwater runoff and pollutants.
4. Develop site design strategies to minimize impervious surfaces.
5. Implement best management practices (BMPs) to manage and treat stormwater.
6. Create a maintenance plan for the stormwater management system.
7. Provide detailed calculations for stormwater volume and treatment efficiency.
8. Include an operation and monitoring plan for ongoing assessment.
9. Review local regulations and ensure compliance with permitting requirements.
10. Submit the completed stormwater management plan for approval.

Who needs storm water management plan?

1. Developers and contractors planning new construction projects.
2. Property owners making significant alterations to land use.
3. Municipalities and government agencies managing public infrastructure.
4. Environmental organizations concerned with water quality protection.
5. Businesses with potential pollutants in stormwater runoff.

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What is storm water management plan?

A storm water management plan is a documented strategy that outlines how storm water runoff will be managed to minimize flooding, erosion, and water pollution, often required for construction projects to ensure compliance with environmental regulations.

Who is required to file storm water management plan?

Typically, developers, property owners, and contractors who are undertaking construction or land-disturbing activities that may impact storm water drainage are required to file a storm water management plan.

How to fill out storm water management plan?

To fill out a storm water management plan, one must gather site-specific information, including existing drainage patterns, potential runoff sources, proposed developments, and management practices, then follow local regulatory guidelines to complete the required documentation.

What is the purpose of storm water management plan?

The purpose of a storm water management plan is to protect water quality, reduce flooding risks, manage erosion, and promote sustainable land use practices by outlining methods to handle storm water runoff effectively.

What information must be reported on storm water management plan?

Required information typically includes site description, proposed land use, existing water bodies, storm water control measures, maintenance procedures, and monitoring strategies, along with any potential impacts on surrounding environments.