May 23, 2005 - Riverside County Flood Control

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City of Murrieta SWMP 10.0 P UBLIC E DUCATION AND OUTREACH The City of Murrieta implements the public education and outreach program described in the Riverside County DAMP, which addresses the requirements of the Third-term MS4 Permit (Section 10.2), the objectives of the public education and outreach program (Section 10.3), implementation of the program (Section 10.4), and the specific components of the program, including public participation (Section 10.5). The City of Murrieta utilizes the resources of the Riverside County Flood Control & Water Conservation District (http://www.floodcontrol.co.riverside.ca.us/stormwater) to promote public awareness. Education materials are available at the Engineering counter, the Building counter, business license counter, etc. The Public Works Inspectors also distribute education materials related to construction site inspections. Educational materials regarding pet waste, household hazardous waste pick-up schedule, pool and spa maintenance, etc. Education materials are also distributed during the annual spring cleaning event, during the annual birthday party (July 1) and during any other public event. An evaluation of the effectiveness of the Public Education and Outreach component of the SWMP will be included in the Annual Report. The measurable goals addressed in this evaluation will include the number of: ♦ Permittee employees trained ♦ Construction outreach events conducted ♦ Industrial/Commercial outreach events conducted ♦ Media impressions ♦ Classroom presentations ♦ Public education events conducted These measurable goals will be considered in an overall assessment of the effectiveness of the Public Education and Outreach component. In addition, major accomplishments of the Public Education and Outreach 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. 25
City of Murrieta SWMP 11.0 MONITORING P ROGRAM The Consolidated Program for Water Quality Monitoring is described in Section 11 of the Riverside County DAMP. Additionally, the City of Murrieta developed and implements an Illicit Discharge Monitoring Program, for its own MS4. The following stations have been identified as illicit discharge (dry weather) monitoring stations: ♦ Empire Creek ♦ California Oaks Channel These stations are monitored (inspected) at least twice a year between May 1 st and September 30 th . For each of these stations, the City of Murrieta records the following information: ♦ Time (days) since last rain event ♦ Total rainfall (inches) for last rain event ♦ Physical description of station/conveyance (e.g., 24-inch RCP) ♦ Predominant land uses of station’s drainage area ♦ Estimation of flow, if any: ♦ Observations (odor, color, deposits, staining, etching, stressed vegetation, etc.) The City of Murrieta will utilize the field reporting form developed as part of the Consolidated Program for Water Quality Monitoring (Section 12 of the Riverside County DAMP). If flow or accumulated water is observed and more than 72 hours have past since the last rain event, field screening analysis is conducted for specific conductance, turbidity, pH, temperature, and dissolved oxygen. Additionally, if the field screening analysis indicates the potential for an illicit connection or illegal discharge and there is adequate flow or accumulated water, samples will be collected 2 and submitted to a water quality analytical laboratory. The samples will be analyzed for the following constituents: total hardness, oil & grease, ammonia nitrogen, nitrate nitrogen, total phosphorus, total and dissolved copper, surfactants ( MBAs), diazinon, chlorpyrifos, dissolved lead, E. coli, total coliform, and fecal coliform. Analytical results (either laboratory or field screening) that exceed the numeric criteria developed as part of the Consolidated Program for Water Quality Monitoring (Section 12 of the Riverside County DAMP) will trigger further investigation and inspection with the objective of eliminating the illicit connection or illegal discharge. 2 Samples will only be collected if there is adequate flow or accumulated water to allow for proper field quality assurance and quality control for sample collection. For example, due to sample preservation requirements, a separate sample must be collected for analysis of Oil & Grease and the sample must be collected without compromising the amount of preservative in the sample bottle. 26
Page 1 and 2: PUBLIC REVIEW DRAFT CITY OF MURRIET
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Page 17 and 18: City of Murrieta SWMP 5.0 MUNICIPAL
Page 19 and 20: 5.4 FIRE BMPS City of Murrieta SWMP
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