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HomeMy WebLinkAboutStorm Water Ordinance Changes Presentation (2008)Storm Water Ordinance Changes Stillwater MS4 Process The primary goal of this permit is to restore and maintain the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of Water of the State through management and treatment of urban storm water runoff. MPCA approved the City storm water permit on December 28, 2007 sad CI -T F'"s- ILL'X. TEF: MS4 }LTFALLAggr P}h} PIPET }F. %O P Required SWPPP Components 1. Public Education and Outreach 2. Public participation 3. Illicit discharge detection and elimination 4. Construction site storm water runoff control 5. Post-construction storm water management in new development and redevelopment 6. Pollution prevention/ good housekeeping for municipal operations 7. Restricted/Trout Water Discharges 1. Public Education and Outreach Contract with EMWRP for $2,000/year 13 partners 3 Watershed Districts 2 Watershed Management Organizations Washington County and Conservation District 6 Cities 3-year contract through May, 2009 Covers Education Component of SWPPP Articles, Outreaches, Annual Reporting 2. Public Participation Public Notice for Storm Water Meeting Consider any comments at Storm Water Meeting Public Comments/ Complaints Public Input Form 3. Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination (IDDE) Storm sewer map IDDE ordinance update IDDE enforcement 4. Construction Site Storm Water Runoff Ordinance revisions Plan reviews Preconstruction meeting Construction inspection 5. Post Construction Storm Water Management in New Development and Re- development Implementation of Best Management Practices for Storm Water Management Regulatory Mechanisms/Ordinances 6. Pollution Prevention and Good Housekeeping Training for public works employees in October, 2007 on City SWPPP, Street Sweeping, Salting, and Grounds Maintenance Annual inspections- SPCDs, stockpiles, and 20% of ponds and outfalls 7. Restricted/ Trout Waters Map of discharge areas with impervious coverage Source water protection area Trout stream discharges SCX-04 189.1 ac, CN 79.8 SCX-13 106.2 ac, CN 81.3 SCX-16 87.6 ac, CN 83.7 SCX-24 86.9 ac, CN 82.9 SCX-03 78.3 ac, CN 74.8 SCX-23 68.6 ac, CN 72 SCX-18 55.3 ac, CN 88 SCX-11 54 ac, CN 86.2 SCX-05 53.5 ac, CN 78 SCX-20 55.3 ac, CN 82.8 SCX-08 53.7 ac, CN 83.3 SCX-09 41.9 ac, CN 80.3 SCX-12 39.8 ac, CN 91.1 SCX-17 34.4 ac, CN 83.8 SCX-06 28.4 ac, CN 88 SCX-01 24 ac, CN 74.9 SCX-10 23.3 ac, CN 88.5 SCX-19 19.4 ac, CN 80.1 SCX-02 16.2 ac, CN 69.2 SCX-15 12.1 ac, CN 93 SCX-21 11.9 ac, CN 81.1 SCX-22 10.2 ac, CN 85.9 SCX-07 9.2 ac, CN 81.5 SCX-14 7 ac, CN 90.1 CITY OF STILLWATER DRAINAGE BASIN LAYOUT APRIL 2007 Storm Water Pollutants Added to Nuisance Ordinance Prohibitions Trash/ litter in storm sewer system Grass, leaves, dirt, debris Any non-storm water discharge Chemicals or septic waste Oil exposed vehicle parts Changes to Storm Water Management Practices Watershed District Requirements/ Permits Enforcement Procedures (escrow/surety) Erosion control standards for large sites revised to reference MPCA erosion permit Erosion control standards for small sites