May 23, 2005 - Riverside County Flood Control

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City of Murrieta SWMP 3.5 ENFORCEMENT The City of Murrieta mandates compliance with its urban runoff related ordinances through implementation of the Enforcement/Compliance Strategy described in Section 3.4.2 of the Riverside County DAMP. City of Murrieta staff with responsibility for enforcement of these ordinances receive training as described in Section 3.4.3 of the Riverside County DAMP. Training logs are maintained for purposes of annual reporting to the Regional Board. As described in the Riverside County DAMP, the City of Murrieta has the authority to issue administrative orders and injunctions. Appeal of enforcement actions taken under urban runoff related ordinances are made to the City Council. The court system is used only in those circumstances where criminal prosecution is deemed necessary by the Environmental Crimes Strike Force or the City Attorney. 11
City of Murrieta SWMP 4.0 E LIMINATION OF I LLICIT C ONNECTIONS AND I LLEGAL D ISCHARGES The Riverside County DAMP describes the discharge limitations and prohibitions applicable to the City of Murrieta’s MS4 (Section 4.1), procedures to be implemented when persistent exceedances of water quality standards are identified (Section 4.2), responding to and reporting illegal discharges (Section 4.4), enforcement measures for illegal discharges and illicit connections (Section 4.5), measures to control litter (Section 4.6), measures to manage sanitary wastes (Section 4.7), and programs to promote collection and proper disposal of hazardous waste (Section 4.8). Illicit discharges and illegal connections (IC/ID) to the City’s MS4 are detected and investigated through a combination of programs and approaches targeted at a variety of the potential pollutant sources. Potential IC/IDs involving the MS4 and the facilities and sources tributary to them are identified and investigated through four types of activities and are investigated as part of existing construction, industrial and commercial programs. The four activities currently used for detection of IC/ID are dry weather inspections, complaint call-ins, business inspections (through the CAP and Department of Health inspections) and through efforts by Public Works to do municipal facility inspections. The Public Works Department, through the annual drainage structure inspection program, looks for illicit discharges when inspecting the catch basin or MS4. This is the most direct method and enables the worker to look for any discharge that appears unusual or may produce a foul odor or coloring. The Public Works Maintenance Manager is familiar with the existing MS4 and the drainage patterns within the region and can take steps to identify the source of what appears to be an illicit connection or illegal discharge. Complaint calls are a direct source of IC/ID information in the area. Residents are directed to call the Murrieta Police Department/Code Enforcement at 951-461-6330 to report any spill or illegal discharges. Murrieta also participates in the regional storm water hotline number currently operational within Riverside County at 800-506-2555, which deals with the reporting of any illegal discharge and related items. Additionally, the City of Murrieta implements an Illicit Discharge Monitoring Program as described in Section 11 of this SWMP. An evaluation of the effectiveness of the Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination component of the SWMP will be included in the Annual Report. The measurable goals addressed in this evaluation will include: ♦ Number of illicit discharges, connections and spills reported and/or identified during the reporting period. ♦ Number of illicit discharges or connections investigated during the reporting period and the outcome of the investigations. ♦ Number and type of enforcement actions taken for illicit discharges or connections during the reporting period. ♦ Number of times the City’s hotline was called during the reporting period, as compared to previous reporting period. 12
Page 1 and 2: PUBLIC REVIEW DRAFT CITY OF MURRIET
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