May 23, 2005 - Riverside County Flood Control

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City of Murrieta SWMP 9.0 R ESIDENTIAL S OURCES 9.1 HIGH PRIORITY RESIDENTIAL ACTIVITIES The City of Murrieta has identified the high priority residential activities that it believes may be contributing a significant pollutant load to its MS4. The residential activities that have been identified as high priority in the City of Murrieta are: ♦ Automobile repair and maintenance ♦ Automobile washing ♦ Automobile parking ♦ Home and garden care activities and product use (pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers) ♦ Disposal of household hazardous waste ♦ Disposal of pet waste ♦ Disposal of green waste ♦ Horse stables and other animal keeping 9.2 MINIMUM BMPS FOR RESIDENTIAL ACTIVITIES The City of Murrieta has designated a set of minimum BMPs for residential activities within their jurisdiction to reduce the discharge of pollutants to the MEP. The minimum BMPs, all of which are pollution prevention BMPs, are: ♦ Proper maintenance of irrigation systems ♦ Proper pool maintenance ♦ Pick-up and proper disposal of pet waste ♦ Proper use and disposal of home and garden products ♦ Proper disposal of green waste ♦ Proper disposal of household hazardous waste ♦ Proper automobile and home maintenance Through public education and outreach the City of Murrieta has notified the residents of the minimum BMPs and additional BMPs (when appropriate) and of its stormwater/urban runoff ordinance. As implementation of this SWMP progresses, the need for additional BMPs to specifically address the pollutants causing or contributing to an impairment of Receiving Waters that are included in the 303(d) List or Environmentally Sensitive Areas (ESAs) will be assessed. This assessment will be conducted as part of the overall program effectiveness evaluation described in Section 12. 23
City of Murrieta SWMP 9.3 ENFORCEMENT Enforcement of the City of Murrieta’s storm water ordinance (including the prohibition of non-exempt non-stormwater discharges) is described in Section 3.4 of the Riverside County DAMP. 9.4 ASSESSMENT OF EFFECTIVENESS An evaluation of the effectiveness of the Residential Sources component of the SWMP will be included in the Annual Report. The measurable goals addressed in this evaluation will include: ♦ Number and type of enforcement actions taken. ♦ Number and type of internal and external education and outreach activities. These measurable goals will be considered in an overall assessment of the effectiveness of the Residential Sources component. In addition, major accomplishments of the Residential Sources component and changes to be implemented in the subsequent year to improve the effectiveness of the program will be included in the evaluation. A reporting form for summarizing this evaluation is included in the Riverside County DAMP. 24
Page 1 and 2: PUBLIC REVIEW DRAFT CITY OF MURRIET
Page 3 and 4: City of Murrieta SWMP 8.0 INDUSTRIA
Page 5 and 6: City of Murrieta SWMP 2.0 I NTRODUC
Page 7 and 8: City of Murrieta SWMP 3.0 P ROGRAM
Page 9 and 10: City of Murrieta SWMP Table 3-1. SW
Page 11 and 12: City of Murrieta SWMP Program Eleme
Page 13 and 14: City of Murrieta SWMP 3.4 LEGAL AUT
Page 15 and 16: City of Murrieta SWMP 4.0 E LIMINAT
Page 17 and 18: City of Murrieta SWMP 5.0 MUNICIPAL
Page 19 and 20: 5.4 FIRE BMPS City of Murrieta SWMP
Page 21 and 22: 6.3 CEQA ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW PROCE
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Page 25: City of Murrieta SWMP List or Envir
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May 23, 2005 - Riverside County Flood Control

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