Pollution Prevention and Good Housekeeping Activities for Municipal Operations Developing the Storm Water Pollution Pre

1. Pollution Prevention and Good Housekeeping Activities for Municipal Operations Developing the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan Presenter: Keith Noble, Saginaw Bay District Office

2. How to develop a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan

3. Who needs to develop the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan

4. Facilities regulated by the industrial storm water regulations Including the following municipal operations: Airports Wastewater Treatment Plants (1MGD+) Maintenance facilities for bus and waste Hauling vehicles Land fills Land Applications sites

5. Municipal owned or operated facilities that are not designated by the Industrial Storm Water regulations, which meet any of the following criteria, must develop and implement a SWPPP.

6. Facilities will need to develop a SWPPP if: There are storm water discharges to surface waters of the state

7. They meet the definition of a storage yard

8. There is a fleet and maintenance activities for the fleet are conducted outside

9. Maintenance is performed outside

10. There is evidence of poor housekeeping

11. Information on who needs to develop the SWPPP is in the Pollution Prevention and Good Housekeeping Activities for Municipal Operations compliance assistance document available on the DNRE storm water web site http://www.michigan.gov/deqstormwater

13. Certified Operator Training • The industrial storm water certified operator training provides instruction for the development and implementation of the SWPPP • Contact District Water Bureau Staff to schedule training

14. Certified Operator Training • The Industrial Storm Water Certified Operator Training Manual is located @ http://www.michigan.gov/deqstormwater on the Industrial Program page.

15. The SWPPP needs to be developed and implemented by the due date for the SWPPI or SWMP • For municipalities that are permitted under the watershed general permit they must have a industrial storm water certified operator unless the SWPPP is submitted as part of the SWPPI.

16. Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP)

18. A lengthy plan is not necessarily an effective plan.

20. Pollution Incident Prevention Plan (PIPP) (Part 5 Rules) Liquid Polluting Materials

21. Solid Polluting Materials

22. Spill Prevention Countermeasures and Control Plan (SPCC) (40 CFR 112) Oil Pollution Prevention

23. Ethanol Plants Asphalt Plants

24. Integrated Contingency Plans • Typically include all environmental, health, and safety plans including SWPPP, PIPP, and SPCC

25. Sample plans can be obtained from the DNRE district offices.

28. SWPPP Requirements

29. SWPPP must identify Significant Materials both outside… and inside the facility

30. Goal Prevent the contamination of the surface waters of the state Sediment

31. Remember…preventing pollution is the BEST SOLUTION

32. Developing a SWPPP • Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan • Source Identification • Non-Structural Controls • Structural Controls

33. Site Map Development Source Identification

35. Site map must show everything relevant to storm water Source Identification

36. Identifying Significant Materials Source Identification

37. Soils Source Identification

38. Salt Source Identification

39. Raw Materials Source Identification

40. Fuels and Lubricants Source Identification

41. Solvents and Detergents Source Identification

42. Fertilizers and Pesticides Source Identification

43. Waste Products Source Identification

44. Polluting Materials Source Identification

45. Wastewater Source Identification

46. Building Materials Source Identification

47. All sources of contamination need to be identified Source Identification

48. Remember  The outside and inside of the facility must be evaluated Source Identification

49. Significant Material Inventory Source Identification

50. Source Identification