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Roundtable
February Agenda
Regional Storm
Water Watershed
Regulatory Update I► I►
Roundtable
February Agenda
Municipal Water Pollution Control and
• Regulatory update
Abatement - impact on storm water permits
• Status of Elements of Regional Strategy for FY99
Extension of Phase II rules issuance date
— Introductory video
— October 29, 1999 is new date of issuance
— Policy Statement
— October 2000 publish menu of BMPs and model
general permit
vpportunives from the Public Education Forum
— October 2001, publish guidance on setting
• Development and Construction Topic Update
measurable goals for minimum measures
Regional Storm Water
Strategy ' �'
Regional Storm Water
Strategy - Introductory • - •
- introductory Video
Video
• To characterize the regional storm water
• Introduction
• Impacts /costs associated with storm water
strategy.
• Policy of governments in NCTx region on storm water
• To promote the multi -year, cooperative effort.
quality
• To explain regulatory requirements.
• Regulations to control storm water quality
• To describe regional water quality issues.
• Requirements of storm water regulations
• To provide a way to educate elected officials
• Description of Expanded Regional Storm Water Program
and the public.
Importance of working together as a region
• To highlight identified regional components.
• Preemptive efforts cities can undertake
• Conclusions
Regional Storm
Water Strategy
- Policy Statement
• Update the 1989 four page Regional Strategy.
• The update will represent an Executive Summary
for the 1999 (and beyond) Regional Strategy.
• Would be used with elected officials and the
public.
• Would be completed by the end of FY99.
• After formulation by Coordinating Council, would
be endorsed by NCTCOG's Exec. Bd. and
submitted to participating local governments for
adoption.
Regional Storm
Water Strategy
- Policy Statement
• Goals (additional ideas /concepts)
Regional Storm
Water Strategy
- Policy Statement
• Policy position on managing urban storm water
quality
State and federal mandates to address urban
storm water quality
• Goals
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• Implementation of regional strategy
Regional Storm
Water Strategy
- Policy Statement
• Cooperative initiatives
— Public education and outreach
— Construction site storm water runoff control
Public Education/
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Information
Regional Forum ® •
• Held January 13th at DeSoto Civic Center ballroom
• Invited entities with existing public education
programs and materials to set up an exhibit.
• Had presentations on various topics
• What did you learn from it?
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VVIlat opportunities exist for regional cooperation?
• What opportunities exist for watershed cooperation?
• What options are best left to local governments?
What opportunities exist •
for intra- watershed
cooperation? • •
What opportunities exist
for regional cooperation?
What options are best left
to local governments?
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Development and s
Construction Topic . ,..
Update
• Construction Inspector Training held December
8,9 &10
• Storm water survey to all participants in March
• Draft of 2nd Edition Construction BMP manual
available in March
• Ad hoc group to plan Development Forum to
meet on February 23rd or 24th
• Development Forum to be held the end of April