MUNICIPAL STORM WATER GROUP (SMS4)

ANNUAL MEETING

SAN DIEG O COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATIO NEDUCATIONAL FACIL ITY SOLUTIONS GROUP

S E P T E M B E R 2 3 , 2 0 1 4

Introductions

Joanne Branch, SDCOE

John Quenzer and Annika Kubischta, D-MAX Engineering, Inc. (D-MAX)

2

AGENDA

• Executive Committee Report

• 2014-2015 Goals• Regulatory Update• Local & State Trends• Program Highlight

3

STORMWATER

ADVISORY B

OARD

REPORTMs. Jeanette Ford

Director of Transportation

South Bay Unified School District

5

2014/2015 G

OALS

AN

NI K

A KU

BI S

CH

TA,

D- M

AX

OVERALL PROGRESS TOWARD 2013-2014 GOALS

6

100%

100%

100%

66%

49%

74%

88%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

G. Post Construction

F. Good Housekeeping

E. Construction

D. Illicit Discharge Elimination

C. Public Involvement/Participation

B. Education/Outreach

A. Program Management

FACJPA MUNICIPAL STORMWATERIMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR 14-15

Complete “Quicklook” tasks Site Visits: “Back of house” Focus on BMPs at maintenance facilities Areas with high trash potential (WM)

Update site maps Consider future facility redesign

7

FACJPA MUNICIPAL STORMWATERIMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR 14-15

Training – Keep logs! Can sign the back of monthly messages

Education Identify staff or teachers as key contacts

8

DOCUMENT EXISTINGSTUDENT EDUCATION

Science curriculumField tripsScience campSplash mobile labILACSD presentationsGreen machine Cleanup events

9

EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS

Distribute materials… Stormwater coloring books Watershed-focused

brochures Cleanup Opportunities

Poster Monthly messages

10

FOCUS: BACK OF HOUSE OPERATIONS

Most visible pollutant sources Areas of focus in new SMS4 Permit Areas of focus for RWQCB and

municipalities

11

FOCUS: BACK OF HOUSE OPERATIONS

Trash areas Storage Janitorial / Grounds areas

12

CONTRACTS, LEASES AND CIVIC CENTER USE AGREEMENTS

Educate contractors Include stormwater language as basis for enforcement, if needed

13

IF A STORMWATER INSPECTOR COMES TO YOUR SITE…

Refer to maintenance supervisor Maintenance supervisor to contact

inspector or stormwater manager Work cooperatively to address reasonable

concerns We are available for advice and assistance!

14

NEXT STEPS

Get Ready: Annual Site Meetings: October 2014 through April 2015Review progressContinue implementation

DROPS funding

15

REGULATORY UPDATE

Local, S

tate

and Our G

roup

REGULATIONS

San Diego MS4 Permit (Phase I) - 2013 State Small MS4 Permit (Phase II) - 2013 TMDLs State Trash Policy - 2015?

OUR MUNICIPAL GROUP’SAPPROACH

SWMP implementation, improvement, and adaptation

Stay ahead of the game by making site improvements in accordance with current water quality concerns

18

NEW PERMIT DISCHARGE RESTRICTIONS

Air Conditioning Condensate

Fire Sprinkler Flushing

Irrigation Runoff

DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR FUTURE PROJECTS

Can A/C condensate, fire sprinkler flushing, and other discharges be directed to landscaping or the sanitary sewer?

Where is it feasible to include LID?

20

WATERSHED FOCUS

21

www.projectcleanwater.org What watershed(s)

are your facilities within?

Take key pollutants into consideration

22

LOCAL & S

TATE

TRENDS

J OH

N Q

UE

NZ E

R,

D- M

AX

GENERAL TREND IN COMPLIANCE FOCUS

Previous PermitsActivities

New PermitsDischarge and Receiving

Water Quality

SAN DIEGO PHASE I PERMIT TIMELINE

June 27, 2013: Permit

Effective

June 2015:Submit

Watershed Plan,Jurisdictional Plan

Develop Plans

SANTA MARGARITA WATERSHED

Highest Priority Condition TBD

TMDL Nutrients (Rainbow Creek)

Lead Municipal Agency TBD

SAN LUIS REY WATERSHED

Highest Priority Condition Bacteria (lower watershed)

TMDL Bacteria

Lead Municipal Agency County of San Diego

CARLSBAD WATERSHEDHighest Priority Conditions Eutrophication (Loma Alta)

Bacteria (Rest of watershed)

TMDL Bacteria (Moonlight Beach)

Lead Municipal Agency City of Carlsbad

SAN DIEGUITO WATERSHED

Highest Priority Condition Bacteria

TMDL Bacteria

Lead Municipal Agency City of San Diego

LOS PEÑASQUITOS WATERSHED

Highest Priority Conditions Bacteria, Sediment

TMDLs Bacteria, Sediment

Lead Municipal Agency City of San Diego

SAN DIEGO RIVER WATERSHED

Highest Priority Condition Bacteria

TMDL Bacteria

Lead Municipal Agency County of San Diego

SAN DIEGO BAY WATERSHEDLead Municipal Agencies Cities of Lemon Grove, National City, and

Chula Vista

SAN DIEGO BAY WATERSHED: PUEBLO

Highest Priority Conditions Chollas Creek: Bacteria, Copper, Lead, ZincAirport Authority: Copper, Zinc

TMDLs Bacteria, Copper, Lead, Zinc (Chollas Creek)

SAN DIEGO BAY WATERSHED: SWEETWATER

Highest Priority Conditions Paradise Creek: Riparian Area QualityEast of I-805: Trash

TMDLs None

SAN DIEGO BAY WATERSHED: OTAYHighest Priority Conditions Coronado Area: Swimmable Waters

East of I-805: Trash

TMDLs None

TIJUANA RIVER WATERSHEDHighest Priority Conditions Sediment

TMDLs None

Lead Municipal Agency City of Imperial Beach

TRASH REQUIREMENTS: STATE POLICY

36

Focus on priority land uses Schools?

Full capture devices OR Source control, structural,

and monitoring

TRASH REQUIREMENTS: STATE POLICY

37

38

PROGRAM H

IGHLIG

HT

EN

CI N

I TA

S S

T OR

MW

AT ER

IN

T ER

NS

39

ENCINITAS STORMWATER INTERNS

THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING!

Additional questions? Contact:

Joanne Branch at SDCOE (858) 292-3833 jbranch@sdcoe.net

John Quenzer or Annika Kubischta at D-MAX (858) 586-6600jquenzer@dmaxinc.comakubischta@dmaxinc.com

40