MUNICIPAL SERVICES
JW Hart & Associates can develop a Stormwater Management Program (SWMP) and minimum control measures (MCM) for program implementation under the respective permitting agency, including the development of best management practices (BMP) to be implemented over a permit duration.
JWH will develop a SWMP based on the capabilities and requirements of the MS4 through discussions with staff and stakeholders and evaluation of capabilities. Our experience developing SWMPs for municipal and government entities provides our clients with a stormwater program that streamlines efforts while maintaining compliance objectives.
We can provide services that would normally require additional staff or place additional duties and responsibilities on existing staff.
Planning and Permitting
Develop Stormwater Management Program and NOI
Develop Best Management Practices Implementation Schedules
Establish Measurable Goals
Estimate Staff, Resources and Implementation Costs
Conduct Drainage Master Planning
Map Floodplains and Environmental Constraints
Funding
Establish Drainage Utilities
Conduct Rate Studies
Provide Grant Application Assistance
Provide Grant Administration
Implementation
Prepare Stormwater Ordinances
Facilitate Stakeholder Meetings
Prepare Educational Materials and Programs
Map and Screen Stormwater Outfalls
Investigate Illicit Discharges
Inspect Construction Sites
Conduct New Development Plan Reviews
Develop Criteria Manuals for New Development Controls
Design Municipal Facility Stormwater Controls
Conduct Employee Trainings
Prepare Operations and Maintenance Plans
Perform Permanent Stormwater Facility Inspections
Stormwater Control Effectiveness Evaluations
Implement GIS/Computer Data Management
Implement Compliance Tracking
Coordination
Negotiate Permit Conditions
Develop and Submit Annual Reports
Facilitate Stakeholder Meetings
Determination of Total Maximum Daily Load Allocations
Review and Update Programs
Regulatory Management
JWH will develop a SWMP based on the capabilities and requirements of the MS4 through discussions with staff and stakeholders and evaluation of capabilities. Our experience developing SWMPs for municipal and government entities provides our clients with a stormwater program that streamlines efforts while maintaining compliance objectives.
We can provide services that would normally require additional staff or place additional duties and responsibilities on existing staff.
Planning and Permitting
Develop Stormwater Management Program and NOI
Develop Best Management Practices Implementation Schedules
Establish Measurable Goals
Estimate Staff, Resources and Implementation Costs
Conduct Drainage Master Planning
Map Floodplains and Environmental Constraints
Funding
Establish Drainage Utilities
Conduct Rate Studies
Provide Grant Application Assistance
Provide Grant Administration
Implementation
Prepare Stormwater Ordinances
Facilitate Stakeholder Meetings
Prepare Educational Materials and Programs
Map and Screen Stormwater Outfalls
Investigate Illicit Discharges
Inspect Construction Sites
Conduct New Development Plan Reviews
Develop Criteria Manuals for New Development Controls
Design Municipal Facility Stormwater Controls
Conduct Employee Trainings
Prepare Operations and Maintenance Plans
Perform Permanent Stormwater Facility Inspections
Stormwater Control Effectiveness Evaluations
Implement GIS/Computer Data Management
Implement Compliance Tracking
Coordination
Negotiate Permit Conditions
Develop and Submit Annual Reports
Facilitate Stakeholder Meetings
Determination of Total Maximum Daily Load Allocations
Review and Update Programs
Regulatory Management
The Federal Facts
State Agencies and/or the U.S. EPA have issued Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permits for stormwater discharges under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES). Multiple entities are affected by this rule and include cities and counties; departments of transportation; universities; military and federal installations; energy
exploration; production; distribution and retailing; industrial/manufacturing; construction; and transportation services, such as airports, rail facilities and shipping ports.
Each entity identified as meeting the designation criteria established in the NPDES Phase II MS4 Fact Sheet must submit a Notice of Intent (NOI) along with associated Best Management Practices (BMPs) in a Stormwater Management Program (SWMP) after issuance of each state permit.
Local, state and federal regulatory agencies have the authority to ensure compliance with the terms of stormwater permits within relative jurisdictions.
exploration; production; distribution and retailing; industrial/manufacturing; construction; and transportation services, such as airports, rail facilities and shipping ports.
Each entity identified as meeting the designation criteria established in the NPDES Phase II MS4 Fact Sheet must submit a Notice of Intent (NOI) along with associated Best Management Practices (BMPs) in a Stormwater Management Program (SWMP) after issuance of each state permit.
Local, state and federal regulatory agencies have the authority to ensure compliance with the terms of stormwater permits within relative jurisdictions.
