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6 th Edition CCCWP Management Committee February 15, 2012
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Brief Guidebook History Key Changes from 5 th Edition Ongoing Issues Recommended Action
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EditionDateMajor Changes 1 st January 2005Implemented new C.3 requirements with Low Impact Development approach 2 nd March 2005Incorporated design guidance for bioretention, other features and facilities; added O&M guidance 3 rd October 2006Implemented HMP requirements Introduced IMP Sizing Calculator 4 th October 2008Organized and Improved LID Design Guidance January 2009 October 2009 Soils, Planting, and Irrigation Guidance Added 2 additional IMPs 5 th October 2010Implemented MRP Requirements Added IMP Construction Checklist December 2011“C.3 Update” to implement amendment
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Special Projects Table 4-14 on Page 60 Narrative Analysis of Feasibility of LID on Special Projects (Instructions are in Guidebook but need to reference these instructions in template) Technical Criteria for non-LID Facilities (in preparation; to be posted to website)
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Harvesting and Reuse Feasibility Screening Procedure on Page 40-42 Background on Page 17 Underdrain discharge located at top of gravel layer unless infiltration must be prevented
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Soils, Plants, and Irrigation Updated Appendix B Incorporates MRP “Attachment L”
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Follows organization and content of guidance in Chapter 3 Annotated with explanations and prompts Prompts Harvesting and Use Feasibility Calculations Prompt for feasibility narrative to be added Supports presentation of sizing calculations in Chapter 4 Substitute for, or check, results of IMP Sizing Calculator Includes a project data summary to facilitate compilation of reports
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Hydrograph Modification Management Report and proposal due April 2013 a. Present model verification monitoring results demonstrating that the IMPs are sufficiently overdesigned and perform to meet the 0.1Q2 low flow design criteria; or b. Present study results of Contra Costa County streams geology and other factors that support the low flow design criteria of 0.2Q2 as the limiting HMP design low flow; or c. Propose redesigns of the IMPs to meet the low flow design criteria of 0.1Q2 to be implemented during the next permit term. Awaiting news on Prop. 84 grant application Data will also be relevant re: infiltration and evapotranspiration requirements
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Feasibility/Infeasibility of Infiltration, Evapotranspiration, and Harvesting/Reuse Response to Water Board staff comments on BASMAA submittal is pending BASMAA Board approval Report on implementation experience is due December 1, 2013 Documenting harvesting/reuse projects is important
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Approve the Stormwater C.3 Guidebook 6 th Edition and direct staff to publish it and the template on the Program website. Direct staff to prepare and publish a new 2-page “Stormwater C.3 Update” summarizing policy changes
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Annual and “Special Projects” CCCWP Management Committee February 15, 2012
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Provision C.3 Reporting—Annual and Special Projects REPORTING REQUIREMENTTEMPLATE MRP Attachment A (C.3.b.)Table 3.1 (C.3.e.)Table 1In Plan Project Name and Address Application Date Project Description Site Total Area, DisturbedSite Total Acreage New & Replaced Impervious Pre/Post-Project Impervious Density (DU/Acre and/or FAR) Special Project Categories LID Credits Available Percent LID and Non-LID Status of Project Source Control Measures Site Design Measures Treatment Systems/CriteriaLID & Non-LID Treatment Used Feasibility of LID Treatment O&M Mechanism Alternative Compliance Hydromodification Controls
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Narrative discussion of onsite LID feasibility Infiltration, evapotranspiration, harvesting/reuse per Stormwater C.3 Guidebook 6th Edition Description of site and DMAs Need for pavement where proposed Why any landscaped areas can’t be bioretention Narrative discussion of offsite LID feasibility Owner owns land in same watershed? In-lieu program exists? Technical Criteria for Non-LID Facilities Reference an existing certification program, or Prepare our own minimum design criteria?
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