Preventing Storm Water Pollution
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Arkansas Storm Water Program
Arkansas Update
On
Construction, Industrial &
Small MS4
Construction Storm Water
General Permit ARR150000
Combined general permit issued
September 30, 2003, effective November
1, 2003
• Permit covers all regulated construction sites
Permit is currently being modified
Modified permit should go draft in July
Who’s affected?
All sites ≥1 acre
• (But small sites have
fewer requirements)
Activities part of a
larger common plan
of development
Are you small, medium or large?
Small, <5 Acres
• Automatic Permit Coverage
Medium, 5-10 or 5-20 Acres
• NOI, Fee (2 weeks prior)
Large, >10 or >20 Acres
• NOI, Fee, SWPPP
Shaded area – Large site ≥10 acres
Non-shaded – Large site ≥ 20 acres
What all regulated sites must do
Develop Storm Water Pollution Prevention
(SWPP) Plan before starting
Use Best Management Practices (BMPs) to
reduce runoff
Inspect, maintain and document storm
water controls
• Every two weeks
• 24 hours after ½-inch rainfall
Post Notice on site
Keep SWPPP on site
Industrial Storm Water
General Permit ARR000000
Most recent permit was effective n
February 1, 2005
Permit covers 10 of the 11 regulated
industrial categories (Excludes
construction)
Industrial Storm Water
Permit Requirements
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NOI, Fee
Develop & Implement SWPPP
Effluent Limits for Coal Pile Runoff
Annual Sampling for 12 Monitoring Categories
Annual DMR Submittal
Toxicity Testing for Certain Permittees
“No Exposure” Exclusions
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Must meet 40 CFR 122.26(g)
Municipal Separate Storm
Sewer System (MS4)
Storm Water Phase I – MS4
Medium/Large MS4 = Little Rock
• Renewed ARS000002, Effective September 1,
2005
• Permit requires
• Sampling of representative outfalls
• Storm water management program that meets that meets the
6 minimum measures
• Permit requires emphasis on Education/Outreach and
Construction site control
Storm Water Phase II UAs Listing
FayettevilleSpringdale
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Jonesboro
Little Rock
Memphis
Pine Bluff
Texarkana
Storm Water Phase II – MS4
Designation Criteria for >10,000 & 1,000
Density
• Direct Discharge to 303d
• Direct Discharge to ERW
• >50% Population Growth
Conway and Maumelle
Storm Water Phase II – MS4
Required to be Permitted/Waiver
49 Cities/Counties
• 39 Permitted
7 Universities
• 5 Permitted
4 Military Bases
• 1 Permitted
Storm Water Phase II – MS4
Waivers available based on:
Population
• <1,000 or < 10,000
Pollutant contribution
• TMDL or equivalent analysis
ADEQ evaluation and determination.
General Permit ARR040000
Permit Requirements
Implement & Develop SWMP
• SWMP must cover 6 minimum measures
Annual update reports required
• 15 months after effective date
• Every year thereafter
Reports still not submitted for 8
permittees due in 2005