water quality management plans for the santa margarita watershed of riverside county
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Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Basic Training
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
2
Why are we here Storm water and urban runoff from
areas of new development and redevelopment must be managed to control impacts to Beneficial uses of receiving waters Integrity of streams and channels and Natural habitats
City and county staff are responsible for implementing development regulations within their jurisdiction including the Water Quality Management Plan program
The development community is responsible for complying with regulations that require urban runoff quality and quantity management be a part of most new projects
3
Training Session Objectives
To learn about current requirements forProject-Specific Water Quality Management Plansfor new development and redevelopment projects
in the Riverside CountySanta Margarita River Watershed
amp
To learn about upcoming changes to these requirements
4
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
5
Prerequisites for SuccessfulCourse Completion A desire to learn about Water
Quality Management Plans A willingness to participate in
the learning process A basic understanding of the
development review and approval process at your agency or at the agencies where you submit plans
A copy of the document ldquoRiverside County Water Quality Management Plan for Urban Runoffrdquo is helpful Verify the Watershed Verify the Date httprcfloodorgNPDES
A Key Document for
Agencies and the
Development Industry
6
Introductions Your Presenter ndash AEI-CASC Consulting
Jeff Endicott PE BCEE CPESC Audience Introductions
Agencies Engineering Planning Building Code Enforcement Others
Development Industry Developers and Builders Planners Architects Engineers Contractors Others
7
Training Process
RestroomsCell phones ndash turn off set to vibrate or set to
stunA mid-session break is plannedQuestions
We have a lot to cover ldquoIn-scoperdquo questions ndash Please signal
Will take them to the extent that many will benefit ldquoOut-of-scoperdquo questions will be deferred
Goal ndash To complete the session within 4 hours Sticking to the process will help accomplish this
goal
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Overview
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
9
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
10
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) Describes urban runoff
management strategies planned by the municipal NPDES permit holders
Addresses the prescriptive and stringent requirements in the 2004 Santa Margarita River Watershed Stormwater Permit Requirements remain in effect
until the Regional board approves compliance documents submitted under the 2010 Stormwater Permit
Statushellip Updated April 2007 httprcfloodorgNPDES
Primarily a tool for
Agency Staff
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
11
Will the requirements in the permits and strategies described in the DAMP ever change Yes
Whatrsquos driving the changes in requirements and strategies The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permit Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Riverside County Municipal NPDES PermitsSanta Margarita River Watershed PermitteesRiverside County
Flood Control and Water Conservation District
County of Riverside Murrieta TemeculaWildomar
12
Listed as a Permittee under the SAR amp SMR Watershed permitsBy agreement with the Regional Boards local program based on SMR permit
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
13
When will the WQMP program changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
An overview of the program changes or evolution will be discussed later today
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and programs
that have been in place for many years now Those strategies and programs are the focus of
todayrsquos training
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
14
Existing Urban Runoff Management Strategies for
New Development and Redevelopment as
Described in the DAMP
15
DAMP Section 6Development Planning Covers the entire spectrum
Land Use Planning General Plans General Plan
Amendments Environmental Review
Initial Studies Negative Declarations Environmental Impact
Reports Development Review
Approval and Permitting Conditioning Permitting Project closeout
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
2
Why are we here Storm water and urban runoff from
areas of new development and redevelopment must be managed to control impacts to Beneficial uses of receiving waters Integrity of streams and channels and Natural habitats
City and county staff are responsible for implementing development regulations within their jurisdiction including the Water Quality Management Plan program
The development community is responsible for complying with regulations that require urban runoff quality and quantity management be a part of most new projects
3
Training Session Objectives
To learn about current requirements forProject-Specific Water Quality Management Plansfor new development and redevelopment projects
in the Riverside CountySanta Margarita River Watershed
amp
To learn about upcoming changes to these requirements
4
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
5
Prerequisites for SuccessfulCourse Completion A desire to learn about Water
Quality Management Plans A willingness to participate in
the learning process A basic understanding of the
development review and approval process at your agency or at the agencies where you submit plans
A copy of the document ldquoRiverside County Water Quality Management Plan for Urban Runoffrdquo is helpful Verify the Watershed Verify the Date httprcfloodorgNPDES
A Key Document for
Agencies and the
Development Industry
6
Introductions Your Presenter ndash AEI-CASC Consulting
Jeff Endicott PE BCEE CPESC Audience Introductions
Agencies Engineering Planning Building Code Enforcement Others
Development Industry Developers and Builders Planners Architects Engineers Contractors Others
7
Training Process
RestroomsCell phones ndash turn off set to vibrate or set to
stunA mid-session break is plannedQuestions
We have a lot to cover ldquoIn-scoperdquo questions ndash Please signal
Will take them to the extent that many will benefit ldquoOut-of-scoperdquo questions will be deferred
Goal ndash To complete the session within 4 hours Sticking to the process will help accomplish this
goal
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Overview
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
9
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
10
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) Describes urban runoff
management strategies planned by the municipal NPDES permit holders
Addresses the prescriptive and stringent requirements in the 2004 Santa Margarita River Watershed Stormwater Permit Requirements remain in effect
until the Regional board approves compliance documents submitted under the 2010 Stormwater Permit
Statushellip Updated April 2007 httprcfloodorgNPDES
Primarily a tool for
Agency Staff
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
11
Will the requirements in the permits and strategies described in the DAMP ever change Yes
Whatrsquos driving the changes in requirements and strategies The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permit Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Riverside County Municipal NPDES PermitsSanta Margarita River Watershed PermitteesRiverside County
Flood Control and Water Conservation District
County of Riverside Murrieta TemeculaWildomar
12
Listed as a Permittee under the SAR amp SMR Watershed permitsBy agreement with the Regional Boards local program based on SMR permit
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
13
When will the WQMP program changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
An overview of the program changes or evolution will be discussed later today
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and programs
that have been in place for many years now Those strategies and programs are the focus of
todayrsquos training
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
14
Existing Urban Runoff Management Strategies for
New Development and Redevelopment as
Described in the DAMP
15
DAMP Section 6Development Planning Covers the entire spectrum
Land Use Planning General Plans General Plan
Amendments Environmental Review
Initial Studies Negative Declarations Environmental Impact
Reports Development Review
Approval and Permitting Conditioning Permitting Project closeout
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
3
Training Session Objectives
To learn about current requirements forProject-Specific Water Quality Management Plansfor new development and redevelopment projects
in the Riverside CountySanta Margarita River Watershed
amp
To learn about upcoming changes to these requirements
4
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
5
Prerequisites for SuccessfulCourse Completion A desire to learn about Water
Quality Management Plans A willingness to participate in
the learning process A basic understanding of the
development review and approval process at your agency or at the agencies where you submit plans
A copy of the document ldquoRiverside County Water Quality Management Plan for Urban Runoffrdquo is helpful Verify the Watershed Verify the Date httprcfloodorgNPDES
A Key Document for
Agencies and the
Development Industry
6
Introductions Your Presenter ndash AEI-CASC Consulting
Jeff Endicott PE BCEE CPESC Audience Introductions
Agencies Engineering Planning Building Code Enforcement Others
Development Industry Developers and Builders Planners Architects Engineers Contractors Others
7
Training Process
RestroomsCell phones ndash turn off set to vibrate or set to
stunA mid-session break is plannedQuestions
We have a lot to cover ldquoIn-scoperdquo questions ndash Please signal
Will take them to the extent that many will benefit ldquoOut-of-scoperdquo questions will be deferred
Goal ndash To complete the session within 4 hours Sticking to the process will help accomplish this
goal
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Overview
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
9
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
10
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) Describes urban runoff
management strategies planned by the municipal NPDES permit holders
Addresses the prescriptive and stringent requirements in the 2004 Santa Margarita River Watershed Stormwater Permit Requirements remain in effect
until the Regional board approves compliance documents submitted under the 2010 Stormwater Permit
Statushellip Updated April 2007 httprcfloodorgNPDES
Primarily a tool for
Agency Staff
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
11
Will the requirements in the permits and strategies described in the DAMP ever change Yes
Whatrsquos driving the changes in requirements and strategies The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permit Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Riverside County Municipal NPDES PermitsSanta Margarita River Watershed PermitteesRiverside County
Flood Control and Water Conservation District
County of Riverside Murrieta TemeculaWildomar
12
Listed as a Permittee under the SAR amp SMR Watershed permitsBy agreement with the Regional Boards local program based on SMR permit
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
13
When will the WQMP program changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
An overview of the program changes or evolution will be discussed later today
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and programs
that have been in place for many years now Those strategies and programs are the focus of
todayrsquos training
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
14
Existing Urban Runoff Management Strategies for
New Development and Redevelopment as
Described in the DAMP
15
DAMP Section 6Development Planning Covers the entire spectrum
Land Use Planning General Plans General Plan
Amendments Environmental Review
Initial Studies Negative Declarations Environmental Impact
Reports Development Review
Approval and Permitting Conditioning Permitting Project closeout
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
4
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
5
Prerequisites for SuccessfulCourse Completion A desire to learn about Water
Quality Management Plans A willingness to participate in
the learning process A basic understanding of the
development review and approval process at your agency or at the agencies where you submit plans
A copy of the document ldquoRiverside County Water Quality Management Plan for Urban Runoffrdquo is helpful Verify the Watershed Verify the Date httprcfloodorgNPDES
A Key Document for
Agencies and the
Development Industry
6
Introductions Your Presenter ndash AEI-CASC Consulting
Jeff Endicott PE BCEE CPESC Audience Introductions
Agencies Engineering Planning Building Code Enforcement Others
Development Industry Developers and Builders Planners Architects Engineers Contractors Others
7
Training Process
RestroomsCell phones ndash turn off set to vibrate or set to
stunA mid-session break is plannedQuestions
We have a lot to cover ldquoIn-scoperdquo questions ndash Please signal
Will take them to the extent that many will benefit ldquoOut-of-scoperdquo questions will be deferred
Goal ndash To complete the session within 4 hours Sticking to the process will help accomplish this
goal
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Overview
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
9
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
10
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) Describes urban runoff
management strategies planned by the municipal NPDES permit holders
Addresses the prescriptive and stringent requirements in the 2004 Santa Margarita River Watershed Stormwater Permit Requirements remain in effect
until the Regional board approves compliance documents submitted under the 2010 Stormwater Permit
Statushellip Updated April 2007 httprcfloodorgNPDES
Primarily a tool for
Agency Staff
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
11
Will the requirements in the permits and strategies described in the DAMP ever change Yes
Whatrsquos driving the changes in requirements and strategies The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permit Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Riverside County Municipal NPDES PermitsSanta Margarita River Watershed PermitteesRiverside County
Flood Control and Water Conservation District
County of Riverside Murrieta TemeculaWildomar
12
Listed as a Permittee under the SAR amp SMR Watershed permitsBy agreement with the Regional Boards local program based on SMR permit
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
13
When will the WQMP program changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
An overview of the program changes or evolution will be discussed later today
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and programs
that have been in place for many years now Those strategies and programs are the focus of
todayrsquos training
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
14
Existing Urban Runoff Management Strategies for
New Development and Redevelopment as
Described in the DAMP
15
DAMP Section 6Development Planning Covers the entire spectrum
Land Use Planning General Plans General Plan
Amendments Environmental Review
Initial Studies Negative Declarations Environmental Impact
Reports Development Review
Approval and Permitting Conditioning Permitting Project closeout
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
5
Prerequisites for SuccessfulCourse Completion A desire to learn about Water
Quality Management Plans A willingness to participate in
the learning process A basic understanding of the
development review and approval process at your agency or at the agencies where you submit plans
A copy of the document ldquoRiverside County Water Quality Management Plan for Urban Runoffrdquo is helpful Verify the Watershed Verify the Date httprcfloodorgNPDES
A Key Document for
Agencies and the
Development Industry
6
Introductions Your Presenter ndash AEI-CASC Consulting
Jeff Endicott PE BCEE CPESC Audience Introductions
Agencies Engineering Planning Building Code Enforcement Others
Development Industry Developers and Builders Planners Architects Engineers Contractors Others
7
Training Process
RestroomsCell phones ndash turn off set to vibrate or set to
stunA mid-session break is plannedQuestions
We have a lot to cover ldquoIn-scoperdquo questions ndash Please signal
Will take them to the extent that many will benefit ldquoOut-of-scoperdquo questions will be deferred
Goal ndash To complete the session within 4 hours Sticking to the process will help accomplish this
goal
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Overview
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
9
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
10
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) Describes urban runoff
management strategies planned by the municipal NPDES permit holders
Addresses the prescriptive and stringent requirements in the 2004 Santa Margarita River Watershed Stormwater Permit Requirements remain in effect
until the Regional board approves compliance documents submitted under the 2010 Stormwater Permit
Statushellip Updated April 2007 httprcfloodorgNPDES
Primarily a tool for
Agency Staff
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
11
Will the requirements in the permits and strategies described in the DAMP ever change Yes
Whatrsquos driving the changes in requirements and strategies The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permit Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Riverside County Municipal NPDES PermitsSanta Margarita River Watershed PermitteesRiverside County
Flood Control and Water Conservation District
County of Riverside Murrieta TemeculaWildomar
12
Listed as a Permittee under the SAR amp SMR Watershed permitsBy agreement with the Regional Boards local program based on SMR permit
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
13
When will the WQMP program changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
An overview of the program changes or evolution will be discussed later today
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and programs
that have been in place for many years now Those strategies and programs are the focus of
todayrsquos training
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
14
Existing Urban Runoff Management Strategies for
New Development and Redevelopment as
Described in the DAMP
15
DAMP Section 6Development Planning Covers the entire spectrum
Land Use Planning General Plans General Plan
Amendments Environmental Review
Initial Studies Negative Declarations Environmental Impact
Reports Development Review
Approval and Permitting Conditioning Permitting Project closeout
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
6
Introductions Your Presenter ndash AEI-CASC Consulting
Jeff Endicott PE BCEE CPESC Audience Introductions
Agencies Engineering Planning Building Code Enforcement Others
Development Industry Developers and Builders Planners Architects Engineers Contractors Others
7
Training Process
RestroomsCell phones ndash turn off set to vibrate or set to
stunA mid-session break is plannedQuestions
We have a lot to cover ldquoIn-scoperdquo questions ndash Please signal
Will take them to the extent that many will benefit ldquoOut-of-scoperdquo questions will be deferred
Goal ndash To complete the session within 4 hours Sticking to the process will help accomplish this
goal
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Overview
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
9
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
10
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) Describes urban runoff
management strategies planned by the municipal NPDES permit holders
Addresses the prescriptive and stringent requirements in the 2004 Santa Margarita River Watershed Stormwater Permit Requirements remain in effect
until the Regional board approves compliance documents submitted under the 2010 Stormwater Permit
Statushellip Updated April 2007 httprcfloodorgNPDES
Primarily a tool for
Agency Staff
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
11
Will the requirements in the permits and strategies described in the DAMP ever change Yes
Whatrsquos driving the changes in requirements and strategies The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permit Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Riverside County Municipal NPDES PermitsSanta Margarita River Watershed PermitteesRiverside County
Flood Control and Water Conservation District
County of Riverside Murrieta TemeculaWildomar
12
Listed as a Permittee under the SAR amp SMR Watershed permitsBy agreement with the Regional Boards local program based on SMR permit
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
13
When will the WQMP program changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
An overview of the program changes or evolution will be discussed later today
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and programs
that have been in place for many years now Those strategies and programs are the focus of
todayrsquos training
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
14
Existing Urban Runoff Management Strategies for
New Development and Redevelopment as
Described in the DAMP
15
DAMP Section 6Development Planning Covers the entire spectrum
Land Use Planning General Plans General Plan
Amendments Environmental Review
Initial Studies Negative Declarations Environmental Impact
Reports Development Review
Approval and Permitting Conditioning Permitting Project closeout
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
7
Training Process
RestroomsCell phones ndash turn off set to vibrate or set to
stunA mid-session break is plannedQuestions
We have a lot to cover ldquoIn-scoperdquo questions ndash Please signal
Will take them to the extent that many will benefit ldquoOut-of-scoperdquo questions will be deferred
Goal ndash To complete the session within 4 hours Sticking to the process will help accomplish this
goal
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Overview
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
9
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
10
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) Describes urban runoff
management strategies planned by the municipal NPDES permit holders
Addresses the prescriptive and stringent requirements in the 2004 Santa Margarita River Watershed Stormwater Permit Requirements remain in effect
until the Regional board approves compliance documents submitted under the 2010 Stormwater Permit
Statushellip Updated April 2007 httprcfloodorgNPDES
Primarily a tool for
Agency Staff
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
11
Will the requirements in the permits and strategies described in the DAMP ever change Yes
Whatrsquos driving the changes in requirements and strategies The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permit Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Riverside County Municipal NPDES PermitsSanta Margarita River Watershed PermitteesRiverside County
Flood Control and Water Conservation District
County of Riverside Murrieta TemeculaWildomar
12
Listed as a Permittee under the SAR amp SMR Watershed permitsBy agreement with the Regional Boards local program based on SMR permit
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
13
When will the WQMP program changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
An overview of the program changes or evolution will be discussed later today
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and programs
that have been in place for many years now Those strategies and programs are the focus of
todayrsquos training
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
14
Existing Urban Runoff Management Strategies for
New Development and Redevelopment as
Described in the DAMP
15
DAMP Section 6Development Planning Covers the entire spectrum
Land Use Planning General Plans General Plan
Amendments Environmental Review
Initial Studies Negative Declarations Environmental Impact
Reports Development Review
Approval and Permitting Conditioning Permitting Project closeout
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Overview
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
9
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
10
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) Describes urban runoff
management strategies planned by the municipal NPDES permit holders
Addresses the prescriptive and stringent requirements in the 2004 Santa Margarita River Watershed Stormwater Permit Requirements remain in effect
until the Regional board approves compliance documents submitted under the 2010 Stormwater Permit
Statushellip Updated April 2007 httprcfloodorgNPDES
Primarily a tool for
Agency Staff
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
11
Will the requirements in the permits and strategies described in the DAMP ever change Yes
Whatrsquos driving the changes in requirements and strategies The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permit Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Riverside County Municipal NPDES PermitsSanta Margarita River Watershed PermitteesRiverside County
Flood Control and Water Conservation District
County of Riverside Murrieta TemeculaWildomar
12
Listed as a Permittee under the SAR amp SMR Watershed permitsBy agreement with the Regional Boards local program based on SMR permit
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
13
When will the WQMP program changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
An overview of the program changes or evolution will be discussed later today
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and programs
that have been in place for many years now Those strategies and programs are the focus of
todayrsquos training
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
14
Existing Urban Runoff Management Strategies for
New Development and Redevelopment as
Described in the DAMP
15
DAMP Section 6Development Planning Covers the entire spectrum
Land Use Planning General Plans General Plan
Amendments Environmental Review
Initial Studies Negative Declarations Environmental Impact
Reports Development Review
Approval and Permitting Conditioning Permitting Project closeout
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
9
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
10
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) Describes urban runoff
management strategies planned by the municipal NPDES permit holders
Addresses the prescriptive and stringent requirements in the 2004 Santa Margarita River Watershed Stormwater Permit Requirements remain in effect
until the Regional board approves compliance documents submitted under the 2010 Stormwater Permit
Statushellip Updated April 2007 httprcfloodorgNPDES
Primarily a tool for
Agency Staff
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
11
Will the requirements in the permits and strategies described in the DAMP ever change Yes
Whatrsquos driving the changes in requirements and strategies The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permit Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Riverside County Municipal NPDES PermitsSanta Margarita River Watershed PermitteesRiverside County
Flood Control and Water Conservation District
County of Riverside Murrieta TemeculaWildomar
12
Listed as a Permittee under the SAR amp SMR Watershed permitsBy agreement with the Regional Boards local program based on SMR permit
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
13
When will the WQMP program changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
An overview of the program changes or evolution will be discussed later today
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and programs
that have been in place for many years now Those strategies and programs are the focus of
todayrsquos training
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
14
Existing Urban Runoff Management Strategies for
New Development and Redevelopment as
Described in the DAMP
15
DAMP Section 6Development Planning Covers the entire spectrum
Land Use Planning General Plans General Plan
Amendments Environmental Review
Initial Studies Negative Declarations Environmental Impact
Reports Development Review
Approval and Permitting Conditioning Permitting Project closeout
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
10
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) Describes urban runoff
management strategies planned by the municipal NPDES permit holders
Addresses the prescriptive and stringent requirements in the 2004 Santa Margarita River Watershed Stormwater Permit Requirements remain in effect
until the Regional board approves compliance documents submitted under the 2010 Stormwater Permit
Statushellip Updated April 2007 httprcfloodorgNPDES
Primarily a tool for
Agency Staff
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
11
Will the requirements in the permits and strategies described in the DAMP ever change Yes
Whatrsquos driving the changes in requirements and strategies The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permit Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Riverside County Municipal NPDES PermitsSanta Margarita River Watershed PermitteesRiverside County
Flood Control and Water Conservation District
County of Riverside Murrieta TemeculaWildomar
12
Listed as a Permittee under the SAR amp SMR Watershed permitsBy agreement with the Regional Boards local program based on SMR permit
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
13
When will the WQMP program changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
An overview of the program changes or evolution will be discussed later today
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and programs
that have been in place for many years now Those strategies and programs are the focus of
todayrsquos training
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
14
Existing Urban Runoff Management Strategies for
New Development and Redevelopment as
Described in the DAMP
15
DAMP Section 6Development Planning Covers the entire spectrum
Land Use Planning General Plans General Plan
Amendments Environmental Review
Initial Studies Negative Declarations Environmental Impact
Reports Development Review
Approval and Permitting Conditioning Permitting Project closeout
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
11
Will the requirements in the permits and strategies described in the DAMP ever change Yes
Whatrsquos driving the changes in requirements and strategies The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permit Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Riverside County Municipal NPDES PermitsSanta Margarita River Watershed PermitteesRiverside County
Flood Control and Water Conservation District
County of Riverside Murrieta TemeculaWildomar
12
Listed as a Permittee under the SAR amp SMR Watershed permitsBy agreement with the Regional Boards local program based on SMR permit
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
13
When will the WQMP program changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
An overview of the program changes or evolution will be discussed later today
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and programs
that have been in place for many years now Those strategies and programs are the focus of
todayrsquos training
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
14
Existing Urban Runoff Management Strategies for
New Development and Redevelopment as
Described in the DAMP
15
DAMP Section 6Development Planning Covers the entire spectrum
Land Use Planning General Plans General Plan
Amendments Environmental Review
Initial Studies Negative Declarations Environmental Impact
Reports Development Review
Approval and Permitting Conditioning Permitting Project closeout
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Riverside County Municipal NPDES PermitsSanta Margarita River Watershed PermitteesRiverside County
Flood Control and Water Conservation District
County of Riverside Murrieta TemeculaWildomar
12
Listed as a Permittee under the SAR amp SMR Watershed permitsBy agreement with the Regional Boards local program based on SMR permit
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
13
When will the WQMP program changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
An overview of the program changes or evolution will be discussed later today
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and programs
that have been in place for many years now Those strategies and programs are the focus of
todayrsquos training
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
14
Existing Urban Runoff Management Strategies for
New Development and Redevelopment as
Described in the DAMP
15
DAMP Section 6Development Planning Covers the entire spectrum
Land Use Planning General Plans General Plan
Amendments Environmental Review
Initial Studies Negative Declarations Environmental Impact
Reports Development Review
Approval and Permitting Conditioning Permitting Project closeout
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
13
When will the WQMP program changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
An overview of the program changes or evolution will be discussed later today
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and programs
that have been in place for many years now Those strategies and programs are the focus of
todayrsquos training
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
14
Existing Urban Runoff Management Strategies for
New Development and Redevelopment as
Described in the DAMP
15
DAMP Section 6Development Planning Covers the entire spectrum
Land Use Planning General Plans General Plan
Amendments Environmental Review
Initial Studies Negative Declarations Environmental Impact
Reports Development Review
Approval and Permitting Conditioning Permitting Project closeout
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Riverside CountyDrainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
14
Existing Urban Runoff Management Strategies for
New Development and Redevelopment as
Described in the DAMP
15
DAMP Section 6Development Planning Covers the entire spectrum
Land Use Planning General Plans General Plan
Amendments Environmental Review
Initial Studies Negative Declarations Environmental Impact
Reports Development Review
Approval and Permitting Conditioning Permitting Project closeout
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
15
DAMP Section 6Development Planning Covers the entire spectrum
Land Use Planning General Plans General Plan
Amendments Environmental Review
Initial Studies Negative Declarations Environmental Impact
Reports Development Review
Approval and Permitting Conditioning Permitting Project closeout
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Development ProjectReview Approval And Permitting
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
17
Three Project Categories
RedevelopmentNew developmentOther development
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
Knowing your project category is key to understanding the requirements for the project
Today wersquoll look brieflyat definitions of each
category
For detailed definitions consult program Guidance
Documents (DAMPWQMP)
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
19
New DevelopmentResidentialHousing Construction of 10 or more dwelling units Examples include
Single family dwelling units Multi-family dwelling units Condominiums Apartments
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
20
New DevelopmentIndustrial and Commercial Where the land area represented by the proposed map
or permit is 100000 square feet or more Examples include
Hospitals Educational institutions Recreational facilities Mini-malls Hotels Office buildings Warehouses Light industrial facilities Heavy industrial facilities
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
21
New DevelopmentAutomotive Repair Shops Based on Standard Industrial
Classification Codes 5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New
Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops
and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair
Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement
Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair
Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
22
New DevelopmentRestaurants Where the project site is 5000 square feet or more
Smaller restaurants are covered too but excepted from treatment control and peak flow mgmt
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
23
New DevelopmentHillside Development Where impervious surfaces are createdhellip
5000 square feet or more and Located on areas with known erosive soil conditions Where the natural slope is 25 or more
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
24
New DevelopmentDevelopment Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created on a proposed site or where the project increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation of RARE
(supporting plant or animal species designated as rare threatened or endangered) OR
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Includes discharges to Areas of Special Biological
Significance or within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan area or equivalent sensitive area
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
25
New DevelopmentParking Lots Where 5000 square feet or more of impervious surface
will be created for temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles and includes ldquositesrdquo and ldquofacilitiesrdquo
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
26
New DevelopmentStreets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
27
New DevelopmentRetail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets in the SMR Watershed that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic (ADT) of 100 or more
vehicles per day
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
28
Significant Redevelopment Addition Creation or Replacement of 5000 square feet
or more of impervious surface on an already developed site of a listed project category
Examples include (but of course are not limited to)hellip Impervious or compacted soil parking lots (SAR Watershed) Additional buildings and structures Extension of the footprint of a building
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
29
Significant Redevelopment
Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and replaces lt 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
and The site was not previously subject to Priority Development
Project requirements then The WQMP design standards apply only to the addition or
replacement and not to the entire developed site Where a Priority Project is a Redevelopment Project and
replaces ge 50 of the impervious surfaces on an existing developed site
then The WQMP design standards apply to the entire development
The 50 Rule for Redevelopment Projects
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Priority Development Project SummaryNew Development and Redevelopment Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant
Redevelopment
30
The descriptions ofPriority Development Projects
in this presentationinclude generalized summaries For project-specific definitions
consult the DAMP or WQMP
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
32
Other Development Projects not meeting the definition of New Development
or Significant Redevelopment This is a pretty small group of projects and is likely to be
limited to infill-type projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
34
First Things FirstWhat Is A WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The WQMP is a project-specific plan of Best
Management Practices (BMPs) including site design source controls and treatment controls to address post-construction urban runoff quality and quantity to protect receiving waters
A project-specific WQMP must be submitted and approved prior to the first discretionary project approval or permit for all Significant Redevelopment and New Development projects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
35
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
This is the domain of theWater Quality
Management PlanThe WQMP
36
Project Lifecycle and WQMPsDEVELOPMENT
RAWLAND
PROJECT PLANNING
AND DESIGN
PROJECT CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT OampM
REDEVELOPMENT
This is the domain of the Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan The SWPPP
Pollution Prevention Is Now Part Of Every Project Stage
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
37
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP A Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required
When a project is subject to discretionary approval during the planning and entitlement process (tentative tract map parcel map or subdivision map) and
Will be subject to ministerial approvals for subsequent grading or building permits
Submit WQMP with project application
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
38
PreliminaryProject-Specific WQMP Level of detail in a Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
will depend on the overall project design at the time project approval is sought Key point ndash The Preliminary WQMP needs to be specific
enough to identify the land required for BMP implementation
A Final Project-Specific WQMP that is in substantial conformance with the Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (and in full conformance with the WQMP Guidance) will be required prior to issuance of any building or grading permit
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
Many cities have adoptedCity-specific requirements to guide the
Preliminary WQMP process
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
40
Standard ConditionsHelp Implement WQMPs
Assist in compliance with the statewide Construction General Permit and the Industrial General Permit
Assist in compliance with adopted Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) allocations
Requires that structural BMPS are installed in conformance with approved plans
Requires that applicants are prepared to implement all non-structural BMPS included in Conditions of Approval
Santa Margarita River Watershed - limits grading during the wet season without additional BMPs in compliance with Third-Term SMR MS4 Permit
Conditions of Approval
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
42
Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquoProjects (No WQMP) In addition to the ldquoConditions of Approvalrdquo reviewed a
moment agohellip Other Projects shall incorporate Site Design BMPs and
Source Control BMPs into project plans as applicable and feasible
Other Projects may on a case-by-case basis be required to incorporate Treatment Control BMPs Key point recommended for projects discharging to 303(d)
listed water bodies Key point highly recommended for projects discharging to
waters with an adopted TMDL Requirements for ldquoOther Projectsrdquo will be included inhellip
Conditions of Approval or Grading or Building Permit Conditions
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
44
FinalProject-Specific WQMP Water Quality Management Plan The Final Project-Specific WQMPhellip
Is a planning level documenthellip Is not expected to contain final BMP design drawings and
detailshellip Is expected to identify and show the location of structural
BMPshellip Is expected to provide design parameters and final design
concepts of treatment BMPshellip Must be approved prior to issuance of building or grading
permits
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
45
FinalProject-Specific WQMP The Final Project-Specific WQMP will containhellip
Site Design BMPs Source Control BMPs Treatment Control BMPs BMP maintenance descriptions BMP funding description BMP operation responsibilities
Must conform to the Guidance
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Many cities supplement the Guidance with City-specific
requirements
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
47
Mandatory Notes forConstruction Plans DAMP Requirements Prior to GradingBuilding Permits
Requires a number of standard notes on construction plans as part of the grading and building permit process
These notes are detailed in the DAMP and wonrsquot be covered here
Building orGrading Permits
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
48
Grading and Building PermitsAre Issued Afterhellip For Redevelopment and New Development Projectshellip
Final Project-Specific WQMP is approved Plan Check verifies thathellip
BMPs from WQMP are incorporated into plans Standard Notes have been placed on plans Conditions of Approval have been met
For Other Projectshellip Construction plans incorporate site design and source control
BMPs Standard Notes have been placed on plans Condition of Approval have been met
Building orGrading Permits
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
50
Tracking Inspection and Enforcement These subjects will be covered in other training
sessions
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Development ProjectReview Approval Permitting
And Inspection Process
New Development ampSignificant Redevelopment
Projects
Other DevelopmentProjects
PreliminaryWater Quality Management Plan
During Entitlement
FinalProject Specific
Water Quality Management Plan
Condition of ApprovalAndor
Permit Conditions
Building orGrading Permits
TrackingInspection
And Enforcement
Conditions of Approval
PermitCloseout
Projects subject to discretionary approval during land use entitlement and ministerial approval for subsequent permits may be required to submit a preliminary project-specific WQMP
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
52
Permit Closeout Certificates ofUse and Occupancy Applicants will be required to demonstrate that
All structural BMPs have been constructed and installed in conformance with approved plans and specifications
A mechanism or agreement acceptable to the Co-Permittee has been executed for the long-term funding and implementation operation maintenance repair andor replacement of BMPs
The applicant is prepared to implement all non-structural BMPs
An adequate number of copies of the project-specific WQMP if applicable are available onsite
Facilities subject to the Industrial General Permit (IGP) have provided proof of coverage under the IGP by providing a copy of the Notice of Intent (NOI) submitted to the State Board andor a copy of the notification of the issuance of a Waste Discharge Identification (WDID) Number
PermitCloseout
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
53
Summary of Requirements Post-construction water pollution control a
requirement for many years is now being more rigorously enforced A WQMP is required for all but the smallest of projects Final Project-Specific WQMP is required before issuance of
gradingbuilding permits Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP may be required during
project entitlement phase Changes to the post-construction water pollution
control program are forthcominghellip Until the changes are in place the program that has been in
place for the last few years must continue to be implemented
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plan Fundamentals
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
55
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
56
DeterminingProject Category A correct Project Category determination is essential The Project Category is a key factor inhellip
Deciding whether a WQMP is required Identifying the pollutants likely to be associated with the
project The correct Project Category is easy to determine for
most projects Projects that fall into the ldquogray areasrdquo of the category
definitions will require careful consideration An incorrect determination of Project Category could
create significant future headaches such ashellip Permit enforcement actions against the agency or owner Requirements to retrofit a complete or near-complete project
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
57
DeterminingProject Category
Use the Checklist included in DAMP Figure 6-2b ndash SMR
Watershed Provides a place to
document category determination
WQMP Guidance Document Section 3 provides a narrative description of each project category
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
58
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The top area is for
basic project information
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
59
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The middle area
describes Priority Project Categories
Check ldquoYesrdquo or ldquoNordquo for the subject project
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
60
Letrsquos Walk ThruThe Checklist
Sample Checklist - DAMP Figure 6-2b The bottom area tells
you whether a WQMP is required
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
61
DeterminingProject Category - Summary
The Checklist is easy to use
If a project has attributes of one or more of the Priority Development Project Categories then a WQMP is required WQMP applies to the entire
project for new development See the ldquo50 Rulerdquo to
determine where the WQMP applies for significant redevelopment
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
62
DeterminingProject Pollutants Expected Project Pollutants depend on the Project
Category WQMP Exhibit B identifies expected pollutants for each
project category
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
63
DeterminingProject Pollutants Exhibit B is easy to use Exhibit B is easy to use
P=A Potential Pollutant N=Not a Potential Pollutant
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
64
DeterminingProject Pollutants ndash Example
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
65
DeterminingProject Pollutants - Example Project Pollutants
SedimentTurbidity - A potential pollutant (Note 1) Nutrients ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Organic Compounds ndash A potential pollutant (Note 5) Trash and Debris ndash A potential pollutant Oxygen Demanding Substances ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Bacteria and Viruses ndash A potential pollutant (Note 3) Oil and Grease ndash A potential pollutant Pesticides ndash A potential pollutant (Note 1) Metals ndash A potential pollutant
Note 1 ndash A potential pollutant if landscaping or open area exists on the project site
Note 3 ndash A potential pollutant if land use involves animal waste Note 5 ndash Specifically solvents
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
66
DeterminingProject Pollutants Project Pollutants
Stick with Exhibit B unless you have a very good reason to deviate
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
67
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the project watershedhellip
Santa Margarita River Watershed On-line tool available at httprcfloodorgNPDES
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
68
Identifying theProject Watershed and Sub-Watershed Identify the sub-watershedhellip
The Basin Plan has a nice list of sub-watersheds
Remember to consider adoptedBasin Plan Amendments
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
69
Identifying theProject Watershed Correct identification of the watershed and sub-
watershed is critical to identification of Receiving Waters Impairments and Pollutants of Concern
Example Situation (From 2010 CWA Section 303(d) List and TMDLs) Murrieta Creek ndash Impaired due to Chlorpyrifos Copper Iron
Manganese Nitrogen Phosphorus and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Upper) ndash Impaired due to Phosphorus
and Toxicity Santa Margarita River (Lower) ndash Impaired due to Enterococcus
Fecal Coliform Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen Example Ramifications
All three waters are in the Santa Margarita River watershed Discharges to all three waters require extra attention to
Phosphorus due to the impairments Discharges to Murrieta Creek require extra attention to
Chlorpyrifos and Metals due to impairments
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
70
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Project watershed and sub-watershed provide for
receiving water identification Maps from Flood Control USGS and others are useful
in finding the receiving waters
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
71
IdentifyingProject Receiving Waters Proximate Receiving Waters ndash Generally receiving
waters closest to your project A precise definition has not been established When TMDLs come into play they are likely to push the
ldquoProximate Thresholdrdquo further downstream Downstream Receiving Waters ndash Include all receiving
waters that could receive drainage from the project site
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
72
Impairments of receiving waters can be obtained from several sourceshellip Impairment maps
httprcfloodorgNPDES (Verified April 2011)
California Clean Water Act Section 303(d) list of impaired water quality segments and TMDL httpwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdl303
d_lists2006_epashtml (Verified April 2011)
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
73
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Santa Margarita River Watershed MaphttprcfloodorgdownloadsNPDESDocumentsDevelopersPoliciesSMR_Watershed_Impairmentspdf
Verified June 2013
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
74
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments 303(d) list water quality limited (impaired) segments
httpwwwwaterboardscagovwater_issuesprogramstmdlintegrated2010shtml (Verified June 2013)
Download the list or use the on-line tool Make sure you
are viewing the combined list (Categories 4a 4b and 5)
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
75
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments
Rec
eivi
ng W
ater
Nam
es
Pollu
tant
Str
esso
rs
TMD
L St
atus
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
76
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Adopted Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are
important to consider httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegowater_issues
programstmdlsindexshtml TMDLs include requirements that address specific
pollutant stressors in receiving waters
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
77
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Example TMDL for Penasquitos Lagoon
httpwwwwaterboardscagovsandiegoboard_decisionsadopted_orders2012R9-2012-0033_signedpdf
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
78
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments An adopted TMDL changes the Basin Plan For sediment in Penasquitos Lagoon the Basin Planrsquos
narrative objectivehellip
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
79
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments Changes to a numeric sediment objective in the form of
Wasteload Allocations for point sources and Load Allocations for non-point sources
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
80
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies responsible parties
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
81
IdentifyingReceiving Water Impairments The TMDL identifies things the responsible parties must
do to comply with the TMDL
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
82
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern Pollutants of Concern (POC) are those Project
Pollutants that have been identified as Pollutant Stressors in Project Receiving Waters 303(d) list pollutant stressors Constituents addressed in TMDLs
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
83
IdentifyingPollutants of Concern
ProjectPollutants
ReceivingWater
PollutantStressors
POC
Addressing Pollutants Associated with Development
Address these pollutants using BMPs
Address these pollutants using BMPS with a High or Medium effectiveness
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
84
Post ConstructionBest Management Practices
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
85
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
86
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Reduce runoff Increase Infiltration Reduce the pollutant transport mechanism Minimize difference between pre and post development
runoff Reduce the size of structural controls (filtering devices)
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
87
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
88
Post Construction ControlsSite Design BMPs Strategy
ldquoDo what you can where you canrdquo (Geoff Brosseau BASMAA)
Integrate BMPs throughout the site Every surface presents an opportunity
Landscaping Hardscaping
Use drainage as an organizing element
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
89
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
90
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Reduce potential for rainfall runoff and pollutants to
contact each other
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
91
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Source
ControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
92
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Source
ControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Strategy Protect pollutant sources from contact withhellip
Rainfall Runoff
Integrate pollution prevention behaviors into daily routineshellip Educate kids tenants owners employees Mandate thorough activity restrictions and prohibitions
93
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
94
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Engineered systems designed and constructed to treat
the adverse impacts of urban runoff BMPs that remove pollutants byhellip
Filtration Media absorption Other physical biological or chemical processes
95
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs
Figure 24 - Example Filtration Treatment Control BMP
96
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Select treatment controls based on Project Pollutants When Project Pollutants include Pollutant Stressors in
impaired Receiving Waters Treatment Control BMPs of Medium or High effectiveness must be used
Use WQMP Guidance Document Table 3 to identify Treatment Control BMPs
97
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs
H=High M=Medium
L=Low U=Unknown
98
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 1 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients
Detention Infiltration Wet Ponds or Wetlands and Filtration System BMPs will meet the treatment goals
99
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 2 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients and Pathogens
Infiltration BMPs will meet the treatment goalsFiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
100
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 3 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective TC BMP
for Pathogens and that also treats for Oils and Grease
Filtration BMP will meet the treatment goalsBiofilter BMP + Infiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
101
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Strategy
Stick with the BMPs recommended in Table 3 for various pollutants
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
BMP Treatment Trains (two or more BMPs in series) can provide for a wide range of pollutant removal
Latest Information on BMPs Caltrans Treatment BMP Technology Report ndash April 2008
An excellent source of well-researched information on BMP performance
See Report CTSW-RT-08-1670202
Summary of BMPDeployment Strategy
2
3
103
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans - Future
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
105
Todayrsquos Agenda
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
92
Post Construction ControlsSource Control BMPs Source
ControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
SourceControlBMPs
SourceControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
TreatmentControlBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
SiteDesignBMPs
UrbanRunoff
Controls
UrbanRunoff
Controls
Strategy Protect pollutant sources from contact withhellip
Rainfall Runoff
Integrate pollution prevention behaviors into daily routineshellip Educate kids tenants owners employees Mandate thorough activity restrictions and prohibitions
93
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
94
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Engineered systems designed and constructed to treat
the adverse impacts of urban runoff BMPs that remove pollutants byhellip
Filtration Media absorption Other physical biological or chemical processes
95
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs
Figure 24 - Example Filtration Treatment Control BMP
96
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Select treatment controls based on Project Pollutants When Project Pollutants include Pollutant Stressors in
impaired Receiving Waters Treatment Control BMPs of Medium or High effectiveness must be used
Use WQMP Guidance Document Table 3 to identify Treatment Control BMPs
97
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs
H=High M=Medium
L=Low U=Unknown
98
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 1 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients
Detention Infiltration Wet Ponds or Wetlands and Filtration System BMPs will meet the treatment goals
99
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 2 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients and Pathogens
Infiltration BMPs will meet the treatment goalsFiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
100
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 3 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective TC BMP
for Pathogens and that also treats for Oils and Grease
Filtration BMP will meet the treatment goalsBiofilter BMP + Infiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
101
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Strategy
Stick with the BMPs recommended in Table 3 for various pollutants
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
BMP Treatment Trains (two or more BMPs in series) can provide for a wide range of pollutant removal
Latest Information on BMPs Caltrans Treatment BMP Technology Report ndash April 2008
An excellent source of well-researched information on BMP performance
See Report CTSW-RT-08-1670202
Summary of BMPDeployment Strategy
2
3
103
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans - Future
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
105
Todayrsquos Agenda
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
93
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs
Urban Runoff
Controls
Site Design BMPs
Treatment ControlBMPs
Source Control BMPs
94
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Engineered systems designed and constructed to treat
the adverse impacts of urban runoff BMPs that remove pollutants byhellip
Filtration Media absorption Other physical biological or chemical processes
95
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs
Figure 24 - Example Filtration Treatment Control BMP
96
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Select treatment controls based on Project Pollutants When Project Pollutants include Pollutant Stressors in
impaired Receiving Waters Treatment Control BMPs of Medium or High effectiveness must be used
Use WQMP Guidance Document Table 3 to identify Treatment Control BMPs
97
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs
H=High M=Medium
L=Low U=Unknown
98
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 1 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients
Detention Infiltration Wet Ponds or Wetlands and Filtration System BMPs will meet the treatment goals
99
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 2 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients and Pathogens
Infiltration BMPs will meet the treatment goalsFiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
100
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 3 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective TC BMP
for Pathogens and that also treats for Oils and Grease
Filtration BMP will meet the treatment goalsBiofilter BMP + Infiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
101
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Strategy
Stick with the BMPs recommended in Table 3 for various pollutants
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
BMP Treatment Trains (two or more BMPs in series) can provide for a wide range of pollutant removal
Latest Information on BMPs Caltrans Treatment BMP Technology Report ndash April 2008
An excellent source of well-researched information on BMP performance
See Report CTSW-RT-08-1670202
Summary of BMPDeployment Strategy
2
3
103
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans - Future
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
105
Todayrsquos Agenda
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
94
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Engineered systems designed and constructed to treat
the adverse impacts of urban runoff BMPs that remove pollutants byhellip
Filtration Media absorption Other physical biological or chemical processes
95
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs
Figure 24 - Example Filtration Treatment Control BMP
96
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Select treatment controls based on Project Pollutants When Project Pollutants include Pollutant Stressors in
impaired Receiving Waters Treatment Control BMPs of Medium or High effectiveness must be used
Use WQMP Guidance Document Table 3 to identify Treatment Control BMPs
97
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs
H=High M=Medium
L=Low U=Unknown
98
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 1 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients
Detention Infiltration Wet Ponds or Wetlands and Filtration System BMPs will meet the treatment goals
99
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 2 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients and Pathogens
Infiltration BMPs will meet the treatment goalsFiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
100
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 3 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective TC BMP
for Pathogens and that also treats for Oils and Grease
Filtration BMP will meet the treatment goalsBiofilter BMP + Infiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
101
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Strategy
Stick with the BMPs recommended in Table 3 for various pollutants
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
BMP Treatment Trains (two or more BMPs in series) can provide for a wide range of pollutant removal
Latest Information on BMPs Caltrans Treatment BMP Technology Report ndash April 2008
An excellent source of well-researched information on BMP performance
See Report CTSW-RT-08-1670202
Summary of BMPDeployment Strategy
2
3
103
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans - Future
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
105
Todayrsquos Agenda
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
95
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs
Figure 24 - Example Filtration Treatment Control BMP
96
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Select treatment controls based on Project Pollutants When Project Pollutants include Pollutant Stressors in
impaired Receiving Waters Treatment Control BMPs of Medium or High effectiveness must be used
Use WQMP Guidance Document Table 3 to identify Treatment Control BMPs
97
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs
H=High M=Medium
L=Low U=Unknown
98
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 1 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients
Detention Infiltration Wet Ponds or Wetlands and Filtration System BMPs will meet the treatment goals
99
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 2 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients and Pathogens
Infiltration BMPs will meet the treatment goalsFiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
100
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 3 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective TC BMP
for Pathogens and that also treats for Oils and Grease
Filtration BMP will meet the treatment goalsBiofilter BMP + Infiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
101
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Strategy
Stick with the BMPs recommended in Table 3 for various pollutants
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
BMP Treatment Trains (two or more BMPs in series) can provide for a wide range of pollutant removal
Latest Information on BMPs Caltrans Treatment BMP Technology Report ndash April 2008
An excellent source of well-researched information on BMP performance
See Report CTSW-RT-08-1670202
Summary of BMPDeployment Strategy
2
3
103
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans - Future
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
105
Todayrsquos Agenda
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
96
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Select treatment controls based on Project Pollutants When Project Pollutants include Pollutant Stressors in
impaired Receiving Waters Treatment Control BMPs of Medium or High effectiveness must be used
Use WQMP Guidance Document Table 3 to identify Treatment Control BMPs
97
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs
H=High M=Medium
L=Low U=Unknown
98
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 1 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients
Detention Infiltration Wet Ponds or Wetlands and Filtration System BMPs will meet the treatment goals
99
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 2 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients and Pathogens
Infiltration BMPs will meet the treatment goalsFiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
100
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 3 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective TC BMP
for Pathogens and that also treats for Oils and Grease
Filtration BMP will meet the treatment goalsBiofilter BMP + Infiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
101
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Strategy
Stick with the BMPs recommended in Table 3 for various pollutants
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
BMP Treatment Trains (two or more BMPs in series) can provide for a wide range of pollutant removal
Latest Information on BMPs Caltrans Treatment BMP Technology Report ndash April 2008
An excellent source of well-researched information on BMP performance
See Report CTSW-RT-08-1670202
Summary of BMPDeployment Strategy
2
3
103
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans - Future
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
105
Todayrsquos Agenda
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
97
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs
H=High M=Medium
L=Low U=Unknown
98
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 1 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients
Detention Infiltration Wet Ponds or Wetlands and Filtration System BMPs will meet the treatment goals
99
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 2 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients and Pathogens
Infiltration BMPs will meet the treatment goalsFiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
100
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 3 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective TC BMP
for Pathogens and that also treats for Oils and Grease
Filtration BMP will meet the treatment goalsBiofilter BMP + Infiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
101
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Strategy
Stick with the BMPs recommended in Table 3 for various pollutants
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
BMP Treatment Trains (two or more BMPs in series) can provide for a wide range of pollutant removal
Latest Information on BMPs Caltrans Treatment BMP Technology Report ndash April 2008
An excellent source of well-researched information on BMP performance
See Report CTSW-RT-08-1670202
Summary of BMPDeployment Strategy
2
3
103
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans - Future
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
105
Todayrsquos Agenda
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
98
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 1 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients
Detention Infiltration Wet Ponds or Wetlands and Filtration System BMPs will meet the treatment goals
99
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 2 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients and Pathogens
Infiltration BMPs will meet the treatment goalsFiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
100
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 3 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective TC BMP
for Pathogens and that also treats for Oils and Grease
Filtration BMP will meet the treatment goalsBiofilter BMP + Infiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
101
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Strategy
Stick with the BMPs recommended in Table 3 for various pollutants
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
BMP Treatment Trains (two or more BMPs in series) can provide for a wide range of pollutant removal
Latest Information on BMPs Caltrans Treatment BMP Technology Report ndash April 2008
An excellent source of well-researched information on BMP performance
See Report CTSW-RT-08-1670202
Summary of BMPDeployment Strategy
2
3
103
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans - Future
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
105
Todayrsquos Agenda
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
99
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 2 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective
Treatment Control BMP for Nutrients and Pathogens
Infiltration BMPs will meet the treatment goalsFiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
100
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 3 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective TC BMP
for Pathogens and that also treats for Oils and Grease
Filtration BMP will meet the treatment goalsBiofilter BMP + Infiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
101
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Strategy
Stick with the BMPs recommended in Table 3 for various pollutants
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
BMP Treatment Trains (two or more BMPs in series) can provide for a wide range of pollutant removal
Latest Information on BMPs Caltrans Treatment BMP Technology Report ndash April 2008
An excellent source of well-researched information on BMP performance
See Report CTSW-RT-08-1670202
Summary of BMPDeployment Strategy
2
3
103
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans - Future
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
105
Todayrsquos Agenda
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
100
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Example 3 ndash Find a Medium or Highly effective TC BMP
for Pathogens and that also treats for Oils and Grease
Filtration BMP will meet the treatment goalsBiofilter BMP + Infiltration BMP will meet the treatment goals
101
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Strategy
Stick with the BMPs recommended in Table 3 for various pollutants
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
BMP Treatment Trains (two or more BMPs in series) can provide for a wide range of pollutant removal
Latest Information on BMPs Caltrans Treatment BMP Technology Report ndash April 2008
An excellent source of well-researched information on BMP performance
See Report CTSW-RT-08-1670202
Summary of BMPDeployment Strategy
2
3
103
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans - Future
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
105
Todayrsquos Agenda
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
101
Post Construction ControlsTreatment Control BMPs Strategy
Stick with the BMPs recommended in Table 3 for various pollutants
If you deviate document your reasons in the project filehellipyou may be called on later to explain the change
Pay particular attention to the ldquoNotesrdquo at the bottom of the table
BMP Treatment Trains (two or more BMPs in series) can provide for a wide range of pollutant removal
Latest Information on BMPs Caltrans Treatment BMP Technology Report ndash April 2008
An excellent source of well-researched information on BMP performance
See Report CTSW-RT-08-1670202
Summary of BMPDeployment Strategy
2
3
103
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans - Future
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
105
Todayrsquos Agenda
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Summary of BMPDeployment Strategy
2
3
103
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans - Future
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
105
Todayrsquos Agenda
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
103
Todayrsquos Agenda
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans - Future
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
105
Todayrsquos Agenda
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans - Future
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
105
Todayrsquos Agenda
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
105
Todayrsquos Agenda
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Riverside County- SMR WatershedWater Quality Management Plans (WQMPs)
106
Changes in the WQMP program and requirements are coming in the foreseeable future
Whatrsquos driving theses changes The most recent municipal NPDES storm water permits Riverside County ndash Santa Margarita River Watershed Permit
Order No R9-2010-0016 NPDES No CAS0108766 Issued November 10 2010
Does this training session cover the details No
The details are still being worked out This training session gives a look ahead at what to expect
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FuturePriority Development Projects
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
108
Todayrsquos Agenda
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Priority Development Project TransitionNew Development and Redevelopment Current PDPs
Residential - Housing Industrial ndash Commercial Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment
109
Future PDPs New Development (New
combines categories)
Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways
Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
110
Priority Development ProjectNew Development Where 10000 square feet or more of impervious
surfaces is created collectively over the entire site Development projects within the planning and building
authority of the Co-Permittees Examples include
Commercial Industrial Residential
Single Family Multi-Family
Mixed Use Public or Private
Combines the old Residential Housing Commercial and Industrial PDPs
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
111
Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops Where one of more of the following SIC codes applies
5013 - Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts 5014 Tires and Tubes 5541 Gasoline Service Stations 7532 - Top Body Upholstery Repair Shops and Paint Shops 7533 - Automotive Exhaust System Repair Shops 7534 - Tire Retreading and Repair Shops 7536 Automotive Glass Replacement Shops 7537 - Automotive Transmission Repair Shops 7538 - General Automotive Repair Shops 7539 - Automotive Repair Shops NEC
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
112
Priority Development Project Restaurants Where the area of land development is 5000 square feet
or more Smaller restaurants are also included but excepted from
structural treatment control BMP and numeric sizing requirement and hydromodification
SIC 5812 - Eating and Drinking Places
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
113
Priority Development Project Hillside Development Where development creates 5000 square feet or more
of impervious surface locatedhellip On areas with known erosive soil conditions Where grading will occur where the natural slope is 25 or
more
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
114
Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs Where 2500 square feet or more of impervious area is
created or increases the imperviousness of a proposed site to 10 or more of its naturally occurring condition andhellip Is within or adjacent to (within 200rsquo) or discharges directly into
watershellip With a Basin Plan Beneficial Use Designation ofhellip
RARE Within an area in thehellip
Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan Natural Communities Conservation Program Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS)
Listed on the CWA Section 303(d) list Or equivalent environmentally sensitive area
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
115
Priority Development Project Parking Lots Where a parking lot of 5000 square feet or more is
created and potentially exposed to runoff ldquoParking Lotrdquo is defined as a land area or facility for the
temporary parking or storage of motor vehicles Added specific reference to ldquoImpervious Parking Lotsrdquo
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
116
Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeways
Where 5000 square feet or more of paved surface is created for the transportation of automobiles trucks motorcycles and other vehicles Exempts public works projects from developing a project-
specific WQMP if Co-Permittees develop revised road design and post-construction BMP guidance
Unpaved roads not covered here Co-Permittees must develop post-construction erosion and sediment control BMPs for unpaved roads
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
117
Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets Retail gasoline outlets that arehellip
5000 square feet or more in area OR Have a projected Average Daily Traffic
(ADT) of 100 or more vehicles per day
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
118
Priority Development ProjectSignificant Redevelopment On an already developed site where 5000 square feet or
more of impervious surface ishellip Created added or replaced and the existing site falls into one
of the Priority Development Project categories (SMR) Examples includehellip
Additional buildings and structures Extension of a building footprint
Excludeshellip Routine Maintenance
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
119
Priority Development ProjectProjects ge 1 Acre All other post-construction pollutant-generating new
development projects that result in a disturbance of one acre more of land This is a new Priority Development Project category in the
Santa Margarita River Watershed
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Summary of FuturePriority Development Project Categories
120
The descriptions of futurePriority Development Project categories in this presentation
include generalized summariesFor project-specific definitions
consult program guidance documents when they become available
Until then refer to the respectiveMunicipal NPDES Permit
New Development (New) Automotive Repair Shops Restaurants Hillside Development Development Near ESAs Parking Lots Streets Roads Highways Freeways Retail Gasoline Outlets Significant Redevelopment Projects ge 1 ac (New)
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureBest Management Practices
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
122
Todayrsquos Agenda
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
Tier 1
bull On-Site Retention (LID) Examplesbull Capture and Infiltrate Evaporate or Transpirebull Capture and Utilize (Harvest)
Tier 2
bull Biotreatment (LID) Examplesbull Biofiltrationbull Vegetated Swales and Buffer Strips
Tier 3
bull Conventional Treatment Controls Examplesbull Extended Detention Basinsbull Proprietary Treatment Systems (ldquoBMPs in a
Boxrdquo)
123LID = Low Impact Development
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
124
Tier 1
bull Required for All Priority Development Projectsbull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 2
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1bull Except where infeasiblebull Specific feasibility criteria are being developed
Tier 3
bull Required for Volumes not Addressed by Tier 1 or 2bull Must also Participate in a LID Waiver Program
(SMR)bull If Infeasible Participate in an In-Lieu Program
(SAR)Feasibility criteria and other details are under
development
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
125
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Pervious Pavement (Pavers)
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
126
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Trench
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
127
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Infiltration Basin
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
128
Tier 1bull On-Site Retention (LID)
bull Rainwater Capture and Reuse
RainSpacetrade Rainwater Storage Chamber
diagram used with permission of Brad Peery
RainTechRainwater Control Systems wwwRainTechnologiescom
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
129
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Biofiltration (With Underdrains)
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
130
Tier 2bull Biotreatment (LID)
bull Vegetated Swale
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
131
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Austin-Type Sand Filter
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
132
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Extended Detention Basin
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
133
Tier 3bull Conventional Treatment Controls
bull Insert Devices
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
134
Source Control BMPs continue to be required as applicable in conjunction with Tier 1 Tier 2 and Tier 3 BMPs
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
A More Specific Approach toBest Management Practices
135
New BMP-related requirements and programs BMP Program Implementation
Similar requirements for submittal of WQMPs Added emphasis on recording easements and covenants to
help with the WQMP handoff to subsequent owners BMP Construction Verification
Added requirements for Co-Permittees to verify that BMPs are designed constructed and functional per the WQMP
BMP Operation and Maintenance Added tracking location and type of installed BMPs Added requirements for BMP maintenance be verified via
inspections as frequent as annually Enforcement at Development Sites
Specific requirement to enforce storm water ordinances at development sites
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureHydromodification
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
137
Todayrsquos Agenda
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Hydromodification
138
Distinct definitions for each watershedhellip Hydromodification-SMR The change in the natural watershed
hydrologic processes and runoff characteristics (ie interception infiltration overland flow interflow and groundwater flow) caused by urbanization or other land use changes that result in increased stream flows and sediment transport In addition alteration of stream and river channels such as stream channelization concrete lining installation of dams and water impoundments and excessive streambank and shoreline erosion are also considered hydromodification due to their disruption of natural watershed hydrologic processes
Summary Hydromodification is triggered by changes in hydrologic processes associated with traditional development
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Hydromodification
139
Hydromodification Management Goal ndash Geomorphic stability in channels
Santa Margarita River Watershed Presumption ndash Priority Development Projects will need to
address hydromodification Procedures to be developed
Requires detailed analysis ldquoOff rampsrdquo may ease compliance burden for some projects
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Hydromodification
140
Undermined Footings Lead to Settlement and Bridge Failure
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Margarita Watershedof
Riverside County
Water Quality Management Plans ndash FutureSchedule of Changes
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Welcome and Training Process Water Quality Management Plans ndash Today
Overview Fundamentals
Break Water Quality Management Plans ndash Future
Priority Development Projects Best Management Practices Hydromodification Schedule for Changes
142
Todayrsquos Agenda
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Schedule for Changes to theDevelopment and Redevelopment Program
143
When will the changes take place Changes will be phased in over time Santa Margarita River Watershed
Template to RWQCB by June 30 2012 Implementation date TBD after July 30 2012
In the meantimehellip Continue to implement the strategies and
programs that have been in place for many years now
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-
Questions
144
Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
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Water Quality Management Plansfor the
Santa Ana and Santa Margarita Watershedsof
Riverside County
Presented byJeffrey D Endicott PE BCEE CPESC QSD
AEI-CASC Consulting1470 E Cooley Drive Colton CA 92324
Ph 9097830101 Cell 9098357537jendicottaei-casccom
April 2011 EditionMinor Changes April 2012
Updated June 2013
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe
- Why are we here
- Training Session Objectives
- Todayrsquos Agenda
- Prerequisites for Successful Course Completion
- Introductions
- Training Process
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Margarita Watershed of R
- Todayrsquos Agenda (2)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (2)
- Riverside County Municipal NPDES Permits Santa Margarita River
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (3)
- Riverside County Drainage Area Management Plan (DAMP) (4)
- DAMP Section 6 Development Planning
- Slide 16
- Three Project Categories
- Slide 18
- New Development ResidentialHousing
- New Development Industrial and Commercial
- New Development Automotive Repair Shops
- New Development Restaurants
- New Development Hillside Development
- New Development Development Near ESAs
- New Development Parking Lots
- New Development Streets Roads Highways Freeways
- New Development Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Significant Redevelopment
- Significant Redevelopment (2)
- Priority Development Project Summary New Development and Redeve
- Slide 31
- Other Development
- Slide 33
- First Things First What Is A WQMP
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs
- Project Lifecycle and WQMPs (2)
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP
- Preliminary Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 39
- Standard Conditions Help Implement WQMPs
- Slide 41
- Conditions for ldquoOtherrdquo Projects (No WQMP)
- Slide 43
- Final Project-Specific WQMP
- Final Project-Specific WQMP (2)
- Slide 46
- Mandatory Notes for Construction Plans
- Grading and Building Permits Are Issued Afterhellip
- Slide 49
- Tracking Inspection and Enforcement
- Slide 51
- Permit Closeout Certificates of Use and Occupancy
- Summary of Requirements
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (2)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (3)
- Determining Project Category
- Determining Project Category
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (2)
- Letrsquos Walk Thru The Checklist (3)
- Determining Project Category - Summary
- Determining Project Pollutants
- Determining Project Pollutants (2)
- Determining Project Pollutants ndash Example
- Determining Project Pollutants - Example
- Determining Project Pollutants (3)
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed
- Identifying the Project Watershed and Sub-Watershed (2)
- Identifying the Project Watershed
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters
- Identifying Project Receiving Waters (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (2)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (3)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (4)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (5)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (6)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (7)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (8)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (9)
- Identifying Receiving Water Impairments (10)
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern
- Identifying Pollutants of Concern (2)
- Post Construction Best Management Practices
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Site Design BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Source Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (2)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (3)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (4)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (5)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (6)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (7)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (8)
- Post Construction Controls Treatment Control BMPs (9)
- Summary of BMP Deployment Strategy
- Todayrsquos Agenda (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (3)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (5)
- Riverside County- SMR Watershed Water Quality Management Plans
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (4)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (6)
- Priority Development Project Transition New Development and Red
- Priority Development Project New Development
- Priority Development Project Automotive Repair Shops
- Priority Development Project Restaurants
- Priority Development Project Hillside Development
- Priority Development Project Development Near ESAs
- Priority Development Project Parking Lots
- Priority Development Project Streets Roads Highways Freeway
- Priority Development Project Retail Gasoline Outlets
- Priority Development Project Significant Redevelopment
- Priority Development Project Projects ge 1 Acre
- Summary of Future Priority Development Project Categories
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (5)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (7)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (2)
- Slide 125
- Slide 126
- Slide 127
- Slide 128
- Slide 129
- Slide 130
- Slide 131
- Slide 132
- Slide 133
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (3)
- A More Specific Approach to Best Management Practices (4)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (6)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (8)
- Hydromodification
- Hydromodification (2)
- Hydromodification (3)
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Margarita Watershe (7)
- Todayrsquos Agenda (9)
- Schedule for Changes to the Development and Redevelopment Progr
- Questions
- Water Quality Management Plans for the Santa Ana and Santa Marg
-