Director of Enforcement Public Implement IDDE plan that clearly defines responsible parties for investigating and Service, and resolving confirmed sources of illicit discharges, including escalation implementation County enforcement plan of the adopted Board of IDDE code Health Director of Annual training Public Train street, service, public works, building, and parks and recreation staff to in conjunction Service, identify sources of illicit discharge with MCM 6 for Watershed municipal staff Organization Schedule and TMDL Responsible Enhanced BMP Measurable Applicability Party Goal Addresses 100% of dry Director of [watershed(s)] weather Public TMDL outfalls Service, All dry-weather outfalls screened during the permit term recommendations screened within County for bacteria and each 5-year Board of nutrients. permit term Health Addresses [watershed(s)] A minimum of TMDL twice yearly Director of recommendations meetings Public Hold regular meetings between the County of for TSS/sediment, between the Service, Health staff and the Director of Public Service to ensure nutrients, Public Service County proper communication and implementation of IDDE plan bacteria, habitat, Department Board of and low and County Health DO/organic Board of Health enrichment. MCM 4: Construction Site Stormwater Runoff Control Sample Language: Update of Erosion and Sediment Control Ordinance In 2016, we reviewed our existing Erosion and Sediment Control code and updated it for compliance with the latest NPDES Construction General Permit (#OHC000004), following the model ordinance developed by Chagrin River Watershed Partners, Inc. The updated code was adopted on [date]. A copy of the code is found in the SWMP Appendix. Our community has adopted special requirements in our Erosion and Sediment Control (ESC) code to reduce runoff and erosion and address A summary of these special requirements is as follows: Require a Pre-Construction Meeting between the City Engineer and the developer, engineer and contractor (and any other principal parties) no less than seven days prior to soil-disturbing activity at the site.
Implement IDDE plan that clearly defines responsible parties for investigating and resolving confirmed sources of illicit discharges, including escalation enforcement plan Enforcement and implementation of the adopted IDDE code Director of Public Service, County Board of Health Train street, service, public works, building, and parks and recreation staff to identify sources of illicit discharge Annual training in conjunction with MCM 6 for municipal staff Director of Public Service, Watershed Organization Enhanced BMP TMDL Applicability Schedule and Measurable Goal Responsible Party All dry-weather outfalls screened during the permit term Addresses [watershed(s)] TMDL recommendations for bacteria and nutrients. 100% of dry weather outfalls screened within each 5-year permit term Director of Public Service, County Board of Health Hold regular meetings between the County of Health staff and the Director of Public Service to ensure proper communication and implementation of IDDE plan Addresses [watershed(s)] TMDL recommendations for TSS/sediment, nutrients, bacteria, habitat, and low DO/organic enrichment. A minimum of twice yearly meetings between the Public Service Department and County Board of Health Director of Public Service, County Board of Health MCM 4: Construction Site Stormwater Runoff Control Sample Language: Update of Erosion and Sediment Control Ordinance In 2016, we reviewed our existing Erosion and Sediment Control code and updated it for compliance with the latest NPDES Construction General Permit (#OHC000004), following the model ordinance developed by Chagrin River Watershed Partners, Inc. The updated code was adopted on [date]. A copy of the code is found in the SWMP Appendix. Our community has adopted special requirements in our Erosion and Sediment Control (ESC) code to reduce runoff and erosion and address A summary of these special requirements is as follows: Require a Pre-Construction Meeting between the City Engineer and the developer, engineer and contractor (and any other principal parties) no less than seven days prior to soil-disturbing activity at the site.
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