2006-075-Authorizing Town Manager To Enter Into An Agreement Between The Santa Clara County Central Fire Protection District, Cities Of Campbell And Saratoga, And Town Of Los Gatos To Provide Storm Water Protection ServicesRESOLUTION 2006 - 075
RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN COUNCIL
OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS
AUTHORIZING TOWN MANAGER TO ENTER INTO
AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE
SANTA CLARA COUNTY CENTRAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT,
THE CITIES OF CAMPBELL AND SARATOGA,
AND THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS
TO PROVIDE STORM WATER PROTECTION SERVICES
WHEREAS, a draft agreement for Storm Water System Protection Services between
Santa Clara County Central Fire Protection District, the City of Campbell, City of Saratoga, and
the Town of Los Gatos (attached as Exhibit A) is being presented to the Town Council for its
consideration and direction to Town staff.
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Town Council of the Town of Los Gatos, County of Santa
Clara, State of California, that the Town Manager is authorized to enter into an agreement with
the Santa Clara County Central Fire Protection District to provide Storm Water System
Protection Services that is in a term substantially similar to Exhibit A.
PASSED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Town Council of the Town of
Los Gatos, California, held on the 19`h day of June, 2006, by the following vote:
COUNCIL MEMBERS:
AYES: Steve Glickman, Joe Pirzynski, Barbara Spector, Mike Wasserman,
Mayor Diane McNutt.
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
ABSTAIN: None
SIGNED: Ia�tie ii1G /V
MAYOR OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS
LOS GATOS, CALIFORNIA
ATTEST:
CLERK ADMINISTRATOR OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS
LOS GATOS, CALIFORNIA
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STORMWATER SYSTEM PROTECTION
INSPECTION SERVICES AGREEMENT BETWEEN
SANTA CLARA COUNTY CENTRAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
AND CITY OF CAMPBELL, CITY OF SARATOGA, AND TOWN OF LOS GATOS
THIS AGREEMENT is entered into on July 1, 2006, between the SANTA CLARA
COUNTY CENTRAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT (hereinafter "District "), CITY OF
CAMPBELL, CITY OF SARATOGA, and TOWN OF LOS GATOS (hereinafter the Cities
and the Town collectively described in this AGREEMENT as "Campbell /Los
Gatos /Saratoga ").
RECITALS
A. WHEREAS Campbell, Los Gatos and District entered into an AGREEMENT on
March 5, 1996 thereafter amended on May 1, 1997, whereby the District provided
stormwater protection services to Campbell and Los Gatos; and
B. WHEREAS Saratoga entered into an AGREEMENT on July 1, 2001, whereby the
District provided stormwater protection services to Saratoga; and
C. WHEREAS District is experienced and equipped to conduct facility inspections and
is authorized by State law to enter into a contract to provide stormwater system
protection inspection services; and
D. WHEREAS Campbell, Los Gatos, Saratoga and District desire to continue their
contractual relationship by entering into this AGREEMENT whereby District
personnel will provide such services as specified in the AGREEMENT, Scope of
Services, Exhibit "A" hereto, and any written amendments which hereafter may be
agreed to by the parties; and
E. WHEREAS Stormwater System Protection Inspection services are an integral
component of the obligation of Campbell/ Los Gatos /Saratoga to protect the natural
waters of the State under the terms and conditions set forth in the National Pollutant
Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit, No. CAS029718, any amendments
thereto and /or any renewals thereof, issued and approved by the California Regional
Water Quality Control Board, San Francisco Bay Region; and
WHEREAS Campbell, Los Gatos and Saratoga each have individual agreements
with the West Valley Sanitation District (hereinafter WVSD) for collection of fees in
each jurisdiction for the purpose of stormwater program management (handled by
the West Valley Clean Water Program (hereinafter WVCWP), a contracting Program
for the WVSD) and storm drain maintenance, including industrial stormwater system
protection inspection services.
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Exhibit A
STORMWATER SYSTEM PROTECTION
INSPECTION SERVICES AGREEMENT
1. OBLIGATIONS OF DISTRICT. The District agrees to:
a. Provide the services of trained and knowledgeable personnel to perform
stormwater system protection inspection services as specified in Exhibit A
attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference. Comments or
concerns by District regarding the stormwater system protection inspection
program shall be directed to the West Valley Clean Water Program Manager
(hereinafter "WVCWP Manager ") for review and periodic program modification;
such modifications shall be incorporated into the Stormwater System Protection
Inspection Program pending agreement by all parties to this AGREEMENT.
Such stormwater system protection inspections shall occur during routine fire
safety and /or hazardous materials inspections.
b. Provide reports, as necessary for Campbell /Los Gatos /Saratoga to fulfill NPDES
permit documentation and reporting requirements, to the WVCWP Manager on
an annual basis. Report format and contents shall be as specified in Exhibit A.
c. Ensure that appropriate District personnel have received applicable technical, law
enforcement, and safety training to adequately and safely perform the services.
d. Provide all necessary equipment, vehicles, uniforms, and other associated
materials, office space, and staff support to provide the services required by this
AGREEMENT.
e. Provide and use inspection forms, order violation and referral forms, which are
approved by the WVCWP Manager and which satisfy applicable Campbell /Los
Gatos /Saratoga NPDES Permit obligations to document and enforce the
stormwater system protection inspection program.
f. Provide annual invoicing to the WVCWP Manager for payment of services for
Campbell /Los Gatos /Saratoga. Invoices must describe services rendered under
this AGREEMENT and state the rates therefore pursuant to Provision 7 herein in
the manner detailed in Exhibit A. Invoicing shall separate charges for services
rendered separately for Campbell /Los Gatos /Saratoga.
g. Provide general information on the facility inspection program to the WVCWP
Manager and Campbell /Los Gatos /Saratoga as needed.
h. Notice of an incident or emergency spill shall be reported to the West Valley
Clean Water Program Stormwater Discharge Inspector (hereinafter "WVCWP
Inspector') within 24 hours of discovery.
2. OBLIGATIONS OF CAMPBELL /LOS GATOS /SARATOGA. Campbell /Los
Gatos /Saratoga agree to:
a. Provide the District with copies of all relevant written local regulations, policies,
procedures, public improvement plans, permit documentation, and other
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information as requested by the District, and necessary for District to perform its
services under this AGREEMENT.
b. Remit payment to District within forty -five (45) days after receipt of invoices for
services rendered under this AGREEMENT, in accordance with the WVSD
accounting cycle.
c. Provide handouts, such as Best Management Practices (BMPs), and Santa Clara
Valley Urban Runoff Program (SCVURPPP) or West Valley Clean Water
Program (WVCWP) brochures, as appropriate.
d. Provide designated representatives to assist District in coordinating this program
and District's performance described herein.
3. DESIGNATION OF PERSONNEL TO PROVIDE SERVICES. The District shall
designate and identify to the WVCWP Manager the name, experience level, and
training of personnel who will be providing primary program supervision of services
under this AGREEMENT. The District shall provide notice to the WVCWP Manager
of designee prior to the time of assignment, unless an emergency requires that such
notice not be provided until after assignment has occurred. Any changes in
designated personnel shall be advised to the WVCWP Manager within 15 working
days of such changes.
4. SCOPE OF AUTHORITY. Should an inspection by District personnel reveal or
disclose a potential violation of an applicable URP or NPDES ordinance, rule, or
regulation, the inspector in charge of the inspection shall note and report the
violation to the WVCWP Inspector and forward a copy of the violation notice as
follows:
a. Potential violations that are found during regular Hazardous Materials inspection
duties and involve an active discharge of such materials directly into or that reach
a catch basin, storm drain, or water body shall be forwarded to the appropriate
regulating agency's pause law enforcement dispatch.
b. All other potential URP violations that do not fall into those described in 4.a.
above shall be noted and referred to the WVCWP Inspector. The WVCWP
Inspector will forward with a copy to the appropriate regulating agency for further
action as specified in Exhibit A. No District inspector shall have authority to enter
into any AGREEMENT regarding abatement, delay, or alternative procedure
without first obtaining the consent of Campbell /Los Gatos /Saratoga, as
applicable. If District personnel are refused access to any premise for
inspections pursuant to this AGREEMENT, the District shall refer such inspection
problems to the appropriate city or town representative for disposition.
5. TERM OF AGREEMENT. Unless terminated earlier pursuant to Provision 6 of the
AGREEMENT, this AGREEMENT shall have a five (5) year term commencing on
July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2011. In the event that all parties desire to continue
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their contractual relationship after the expiration date of this AGREEMENT, and a
forthcoming AGREEMENT is not yet effective, the current AGREEMENT will remain
in effect pending approval in writing by all parties to the new AGREEMENT.
6. TERMINATION OF AGREEMENT. Any party to the AGREEMENT may terminate
this AGREEMENT with or without cause on 30 working days written notice to the
other three parties. Upon termination by any party, the District shall be entitled to
payment for services rendered but not invoiced as of date of the term.
7. TERMINATION OF EXISTING AGREEMENT. The City of Campbell, the Town of
Los Gatos and the District entered into an Agreement on March 5, 1996, thereafter
amended on May 1, 1997, whereby the District provides stormwater protection
services to Campbell and Los Gatos. The City of Campbell, the Town of Los Gatos,
the City of Saratoga, and the District entered into a new AGREEMENT on June 30,
2001, which replaced the original AGREEMENT of March 5, 1996, thereafter
extended the Agreement for one year to cover the period from July 1, 2004 to June
30, 2005, thereafter extended for one year to cover the period from July 1, 2005 to
June 30, 2006, whereby the District provides stormwater protection services to
Campbell, Los Gatos and Saratoga. By entering into this new AGREEMENT and
signing below, all three parties agree to terminate the current AGREEMENT on June
30, 2006 without any further action and begin a new contractual relationship.
8. PAYMENT. Commencing on July 1, 2006, Campbell agrees to pay the District
$80.00 per hour for inspection and inspection - related services, plus an amount equal
to 15 percent of such service fee for overhead expenditures, up to a maximum
annual cost of $11,000 for July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007, and a new annual
maximum of $13,000, beginning on July 1, 2007 for the life of this Agreement.
Commencing on July 1 on each succeeding year of the contract, Campbell agrees to
increase the hourly rate of pay to the District by two percent (2. %) over the previous
year's hourly rate. Commencing on July 1, 2006, Los Gatos agrees to pay the
District $80.00 per hour for inspection and inspection - related services, plus an
amount equal to 15 percent of such service fee for overhead expenditures, up to a
maximum annual cost of $5,000 for July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007, and a new
annual maximum of $6,000, beginning on July 1, 2007 for the life of this Agreement.
Commencing on July 1 on each succeeding year of the contract, Los Gatos agrees
to increase the hourly rate of pay to the District by two percent (2. %) over the
previous year's hourly rate. Commencing on July 1, 2006, Saratoga agrees to pay
the District $80.00 per hour for inspection and inspection - related services, plus an
amount equal to 15 percent of such service fee for overhead expenditures, up to a
maximum annual cost of $1,000 per year for the life of this Agreement.
Commencing on July 1 on each succeeding year of the contract, Saratoga agrees to
increase the hourly rate of pay to the District by two percent (2. %) over the previous
year's hourly rate. Campbell /Los Gatos /Saratoga shall pay for services rendered
related to inspections conducted within their respective jurisdictions. Payments shall
be for services actually rendered by a District employee in inspection services
pursuant to this AGREEMENT (as referred to in 1.a. above).
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9. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR. It is understood and agreed herein that the District
and its employees, in the performance of the work and services agreed to be
performed, shall act as and be independent contractors and not agents or
employees of Campbell /Los Gatos /Saratoga. As independent contractors no
employees of the District shall obtain any rights to retirement benefits, medical
benefits, leave, or any other benefits that accrue to Campbell /Los Gatos /Saratoga
employees. District agrees to make its employees available to testify in any litigation
or prosecution brought regarding the subject of the work to be performed under this
AGREEMENT. District shall be compensated for its employees' costs and expenses
in preparing for, traveling to, and testifying in such matters at its then current hourly
rates of compensation, unless such litigation is brought by the District or is based on
allegations of District's negligent performance or wrongdoing.
10. WORKER'S COMPENSATION. District shall maintain Workers' Compensation
coverage as required by California law and its employees shall be considered
employees of District in performing services under this AGREEMENT.
11.OWNERSHIP OF RECORDS AND AUDIT.
a. All original records of inspections, orders, and other documentation regarding the
stormwater program shall be retained and maintained by the District for a
minimum of five (5) years. Access to and copies of such records shall be made
available to Campbell /Los Gatos /Saratoga, and the WVCWP Manager upon
request.
b. District shall maintain the records in an appropriately secure manner. Some or
all of these records may be subject to disclosure pursuant to the California Public
Records Act, Freedom of Information Act, and /or other applicable regulations anc
shall be managed accordingly.
c. District acknowledges that these services are conducted under State and Federal
law as well as local authority. District shall make its non - confidential records and
written procedures, available for review by State and Federal authorities as they
may lawfully direct. In addition, Campbell /Los Gatos /Saratoga may accompany
or otherwise review District performance of this AGREEMENT as they may
choose.
12. INDEMNIFICATION. In lieu of and not withstanding the pro rata risk allocation
which might otherwise be imposed between the Parties pursuant to Government
Code Section 895.6, the Parties agree that all losses or liabilities incurred by a party
shall not be shared pro rata but instead the parties agree that pursuant to
Government Code Section 895.4, each of the parties hereto shall fully indemnify and
hold each of the other parties, their officers, board members, employees and agents,
harmless from any claim, expense, or cost, damage or liability imposed for jury (as
defined by Government Code Section 810.8) occurring by reason of the negligent
acts or omissions or willful misconduct of the indemnifying party, its officers,
employees or agents, under or in connection with or arising out of any work,
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authority or jurisdiction delegated to such party under this AGREEMENT. No party,
nor any officer, board member, employee, or agent thereof shall be responsible for
any damage or liability occurring by reason of the negligent acts or omissions or
willful misconduct of the other parties hereto, their officer, board members,
employees or agents, under or in connection with or arising out of any work,
authority or jurisdiction delegated to such other parties under this AGREEMENT.
13. NONDISCRIMINATION. All parties shall comply with all applicable Federal, State,
and local laws and regulations including Santa Clara County's policies concerning
nondiscrimination and equal opportunity in contracting. Such laws include but are not
limited to the following: Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as amended;
Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990; The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Sections 503
and 504); California Fair Employment and Housing Act (Government Code Sections
12900 ct seq.); and California Labor Code Sections 1101 and 1102. The Parties
hereto shall not discriminate against any subcontractor, employee, or applicant for
employment because of age, race, color, national origin, ancestry, religion,
sex/gender, sexual orientation, mental disability, physical disability, medical
condition, political beliefs, organizational affiliations, or marital status in the
recruitment, selection for training including apprenticeship, hiring, employment,
utilization, promotion, layoff, rates of pay or other forms of compensation. Nor shall
the Parties discriminate in provision of services provided under this contract because
of age race, color, national origin, ancestry, religion, sex/gender, sexual orientation,
mental disability, physical disability, medical conditions, political beliefs,
organizational affiliations, or marital status.
14. WAIVER. No failure on the part of any party to exercise any right or remedy
hereunder shall operate as a waiver of any other right or remedy that party may
have hereunder, nor does waiver of a breach or default under this AGREEMENT
constitute a continuing waiver of a subsequent breach of the same or any other
provision of this AGREEMENT.
15. GOVERNING LAW. This AGREEMENT shall be governed by and construed in
accordance with the laws of the State of California. Venue for any action regarding
this AGREEMENT shall be in the appropriate court in the County of Santa Clara.
16.AMENDMENT. No modification, waiver, mutual termination, or amendment of this
AGREEMENT is effective unless made in writing and signed by all Parties hereto the
District and Campbell /Los Gatos /Saratoga.
17. NOTICES. Notices or communications to be given under this AGREEMENT shall be
given as follows, unless a party designates a change in its address to the other
parties in writing.
TO DISTRICT:
SCC Central Fire Protection District
Hazardous Materials Division
14700 Winchester Boulevard Telephone: (408) 378 -4010
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Los Gatos, CA 95032 -1818
Fax:
(408) 378 -9342
TO CITY OF CAMPBELL:
Department of Public Works
70 N. First Street
Telephone:
(408) 866 -2150
Campbell, CA 95008 -1423
Fax:
(408) 376 -0958
TO TOWN OF LOS GATOS:
Department of Parks and Public Works
41 Miles Avenue
Los Gatos, CA
Telephone:
(408) 399 -5770
95031
Fax:
(408) 354 -8529
TO CITY OF SARATOGA
Department of Public Works
13777 Fruitvale Ave. Telephone: (408) 868 -1241
Saratoga, CA 95070 Fax: (408) 868 -1281
TO WEST VALLEY CLEAN WATER PROGRAM MANAGER.
18041 Saratoga -Los Gatos Road Telephone: (408) 354 -4734
Monte Sereno, CA 95030 Fax: (408) 395 -7653
18. CONSTRUCTION. Nothing contained in this AGREEMENT shall be construed as
intended to create or to create a Joint Powers Agency of any kind.
19. ENTIRE AGREEMENT. This AGREEMENT constitutes the complete and exclusive
statement of the AGREEMENT between the District/Ca mpbel[ /Los Gatos /Saratoga.
No terms, conditions, understandings or AGREEMENTS purporting to modify or
vary this AGREEMENT, unless hereafter made in writing and signed by the party to
be bound, shall be binding on either party.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, District and Campbell /Los Gatos /Saratoga have executed
this AGREEMENT as of the date indicated next to their signatures.
SANTA CLARA COUNTY CENTRAL
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT Approved as to form and legality:
By- -- --- - - - - --
Date Susan Swain, Lead Deputy County
CounselDate
Benjamin F. Lopes III, Fire Chief Attest:
Phyllis Perez, Board Clerk, Date
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CITY OF CAMPBELL
By----- - - - - --
Approved as to form:
Daniel Rich, City Manager Date William Seligmann, City Attorney Date
Attest:
TOWN OF LOS GATOS
By- - - -- - - - --
Debra Figone, Town Manager Date
Date
CITY OF SARATOGA
By
Dave Anderson, City Manager Date
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Anne Bybee, City Clerk,
Approved as to form:
Date
Orry Korb, Town Attorney Date
Attest:
Marlyn Rasmussen, Clerk Administrator
Approved as to form:
Richard S. Taylor, City Attorney Date
Attest:
Cathleen Boyer, City Clerk Date
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Scope of Work
Exhibit A
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
A. The objective of the Stormwater Protection Inspection Program (Inspection) is to
verify protection of the municipal storm drain system from non - stormwater
discharges originating from industrial /commercial facilities that have been
identified as being significant contributors to stormwater pollution. It is
recognized that many of the identified pollutants of concern and sources of
significance are currently addressed through other existing inspection programs,
such as Hazardous Materials Storage Inspections. In an effort to streamline
inspection efforts and to relieve undue regulatory burdens to the business
community, Urban Runoff Pollution (URP) inspections will be conducted in
combination with existing Hazardous Materials Storage Inspections. The
purpose of the URP inspection component will be to determine the existence of
discharges or threatened discharges that are not within the current regulatory
authority of the Hazardous Material Inspection Program (or other existing
inspection programs, including but not limited to source control, pretreatment,
and POTW inspections, Health and Safety Inspections, and Hazardous Waste
Inspections), but are illegal under local stormwater ordinances.
B. The Central Fire Protection District (District) shall integrate into and /or modify its
existing fire safety and /or hazardous materials inspection programs to provide
URP inspections for the City of Campbell, Town of Los Gatos, and facilities in
Saratoga that are within the jurisdiction of the District. The information used to
define the URP inspection components, such as types of URP facilities and URP
activities, shall be maintained in a District database. Data reports required for
reporting to the Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB) shall be
provided by the District to the West Valley Clean Water Program (WVCWP)
Manager with a copy to the West Valley Stormwater Discharge Inspector for
Campbell /Los Gatos /Saratoga in order to meet National Pollutant Discharge
Elimination System (NPDES) Permit reporting obligations.
II. BACKGROUND AND DEFINITIONS
A. URP Facilities: Categorization by a facility's potential for polluting stormwater
based solely upon the nature of business. Not all listed facility types are found in
Campbell, Los Gatos and Saratoga
URP facilities are defined as those facilities whose activities involve the storage,
use or handling of hazardous materials and may be categorized as conducting
one or more of the following activities.
1. Automotive — sales, engine and body repair, gas stations, car washes, vehicle
services
2. Dry Cleaners - fabric cleaning
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3. Cleaning Services — mobile washers, building cleaning, carpet cleaning
4. Machine Shops - industrial machinery and equipment
5. Paint Facilities - manufacturing, distributing, retailing
6. Pesticide Facilities - manufacturing and retailing; pesticide applicators
7. Metal Manufacturing — Metal fabricating, finishing, plating, metal work
8. Electric /Electrical Components — Manufacturing
9. Construction /Building — Retail, trade contractors, construction, landscaping
and garden businesses
10. Local Transit; Highway Transport — Electric, Gas and Sanitary Services,
Trucking Industries
11. Recycling Yards
12.Concrete /Stone /Clay Products
13. Corporation Yards
14. Other:
• photographic /printing, laboratories
• medical and dental labs
• chiropractors, radiologists
• veterinarians, plastics manufacturing
• pharmaceuticals manufacturing
• cabinetry
• wood furniture
• winery
• florist
• jewelry/precious metal manufacturing
• miscellaneous manufacturing
• storage
• welding /iron works
• laundries
• hazardous waste
• underground storage tanks
B. Inspection Assignments: The Inspection Assignment is determined by the
complexity and /or compliance of a facility storing, using or handling hazardous
materials. Inspection assignments are not static and can change from year to
year based upon actual field conditions. The following are inspection assignment
characteristics:
1. EC /DFM inspections are conducted by engine company personnel and
Deputy Fire Marshals. These inspections typically involve simple hazardous
materials. These inspections will not involve underground storage tank
facilities. These inspections typically include facilities that are in good
compliance standing.
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2. HM -2 inspections are conducted by hazardous materials response team
personnel. These inspections typically involve moderate hazardous materials
facilities whose storage amounts exceed 55 gallons (liquids), 500 pounds
(solids) or 200 cubic feet (gases). These inspections will not involve
underground storage tanks. These inspections typically include facilities that
are in good compliance standing.
3. HMSP inspections are conducted by hazardous materials specialist
personnel. These inspections typically involve more complex hazardous
materials facilities whose storage amounts exceed 55 gallons (liquids), 500
pounds (solids) or 200 cubic feet (gases) and include all underground storage
tank facilities. Additionally, these inspections typically include facilities that
are upgrading or are experiencing compliance problems.
III. STORMWATER INSPECTION PROGRAM. The basic components of the
Stormwater Inspection Program shall include, but is not limited to:
A. Training. District shall provide URP training at least annually for all inspectors
performing URP Inspections. For the District to use if applicable to facility
inspections, Exhibit B is attached. Exhibit B lists potential check points which
pertain to protection of water quality and may be reviewed and incorporated at
the discretion of the District. Relevant sections of Exhibit B may also be used for
training purposes. District shall make available appropriate staff to attend and
participate in relevant and necessary Santa Clara Valley Urban Runoff Pollution
Prevention Program Meetings and /or Workshops that impact the Campbell /Los
Gatos /Saratoga Stormwater Inspection Program. Such occurrences shall be
adequately notified and requested by the WVCWP Manager (Cross reference:
Contract Provisions 1 a, 1 c, and all of 3).
B. Recordkeeping and Documentation. District shall keep and maintain all data and
documentation required by the Stormwater Inspection Program. Documentation
and /or report submittals for Campbell /Los Gatos /Saratoga shall be directed to the
WVCWP Manager as follows:
Data. Data maintained by District shall be updated on an on -going basis and
shall include the most current information regarding all facilities receiving URP
Inspections. Such information includes but is not limited to:
a. Name of Facility
b. Address of Facility
c. URP Facility Type
d. Inspector Type Assigned
e. Inspection Quarter
f. Business License Status
g. NOI Filer Status
2. Reporting. Per Contract Provision 1b, 1f, 4 and 11 a, a report shall be
completed by the District and submitted to the WVCWP Manager no later
than thirty (30) days after the fourth Inspection Quarter ends. All submittals
will be verified by the WVCWP Manager against previous year reports. The
report shall include details of the following items: Contract Provision 3
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(designation of personnel, modifications only), Exhibit A Section IILA (staff
training), Exhibit A Section 111.131 (facility information), Exhibit A Section 111.133
(forms, modifications only), Exhibit A Section III.0 and E (inspection/ violation
reports), Exhibit A Section III.F (program evaluation), and Contract Provision
1f (invoices to WVCWP Manager and WVCWP Inspector, including a list of
the facilities inspected in each jurisdiction during the invoice period).
3. Forms. District may revise or modify existing forms and /or create new forms
as appropriate, provided they adequately address Campbell /Los
Gatos /Saratoga URP inspection obligations. All forms used in conjunction
with URP Inspections shall be approved by the WVCWP Manager.
C. Inspections. Stormwater Inspections shall be integrated into existing or modified
Hazardous Materials Storage Inspections. At a minimum, the following (non-
hazardous) stormwater issues shall be addressed during a URP inspection:
Determine if the facility is an NOI filer — NOI filers are those industrial or
commercial facilities that have filed an NOI (Notice of Intent) with the State
and appear on a list provided by the State. The list will be reviewed and
provided to the District by the WVCWP Manager annually. NOI filers will be
inspected annually. However, the inspection frequency can be reduced for
sites that demonstrate a history of compliance or exhibit little threat to water
quality.
2. Visual verification that NOI documentation exists, if required by State. Visual
inspection and verification of location of on -site storm drain system, on -site
catch basins, adjacent water bodies and outfalls at the site. Such information
may be included in a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP),
Hazardous Materials Business Plan or other related document(s).
3. Visual inspection of site for evidence of recurring or chronic non - stormwater
discharge(s) and /or contamination in and /or near catch basins, adjacent water
bodies and outfalls.
4. For any Storm Water Infiltration Devices (SWIDs) discovered, the District
inspector will notify the WVCWP Inspector. The WVCWP Inspector will
complete a SWID notification card and submit one copy to the Santa Clara
Valley Water District's Water Quality Unit.
D. Outreach. District shall make available and distribute appropriate and applicable
URP brochures, manuals and other information. District shall provide feedback
regarding handout material and request adequate supplies of materials from the
WVCWP Manager. Available materials may include:
1. The Bay Begins - Brochure.
2. Pests Bugging You - Brochure.
3. Automotive related Industrial BMPs - Brochures and Manual.
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4. Mobile Cleaners BMPs — Manual — video available for potential violators
5. Oil Recycle information for small quantity generators - Brochure (produced by
Santa Clara County Household Hazardous Waste Program).
6. Hazardous Waste Recycling & Disposal for small business services (Santa
Clara County brochure)
7. Safe disposal of fluorescent light bulbs — WVCWP flyer
8. Relevant sections of the checklist attached as Exhibit B may be used as best
management practices for inspectors to relay to facility owners
9. Others - as made available
E. Violation Enforcement. Referral and Follow -up. If the inspector observes
potential for a violation, a copy of the URP inspection form and information
regarding referral of related observed potential URP violation(s) shall be given to
the facility subsequent to the inspection. As soon as practicable thereafter, or
within 24 hours, the inspector will call the West Valley Clean Water Program
(WVCWP) office or the WVCWP Inspector to report the observed potential for
violation. The inspector will also send or fax a copy of the inspection report form,
noting the reasons(s) for potential violation, to the WVCWP Inspector within one
week of the inspection date.
Observations which involve discharge violations regulated by separate
(inspection) programs, including but not limited to hazardous materials
storage ordinances, source control, hazardous waste, and health and safety,
shall be managed per existing District protocol. A copy of noted observed
potential URP violation(s) and referral to appropriate agencies shall be
provided to the WVCWP Inspector in accordance with Exhibit A Section 111.62
above.
Other Observed Potential URP Violations. During inspections observed
potential URP violations not covered under Section III.E.1. above shall be
determined to be "active" or "passive ". Active observed potential URP
violations are defined as violations which involve actual discharges which
occur outdoors, is exposed to rain and /or stormwater runoff, occurs near, in or
at a storm drain, catch basin, outfall, or adjacent water body. Active potential
observed violations shall be referred by District in a timely manner to the
WVCWP Manager. The WVCWP Manager shall provide copies to
appropriate Campbell /Los Gatos /Saratoga representatives for follow -up
actions. A copy of follow -up reports shall be provided by Campbell /Los
Gatos /Saratoga, as applicable, to the WVCWP Manager and made available
to the District upon request. A copy of noted violation(s) and referral to
appropriate agencies shall be provided to the WVCWP Manager in
accordance with Exhibit A Section 111.132 above and Section III E.
F. Evaluation. Evaluation analysis and recommended Program modifications shall
be prepared and submitted by the District in accordance with Exhibit A Section
111.62. At a minimum the evaluation should include the following:
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1. Evaluation of staff training and field inspections, from inspectors, including
feedback on outreach materials (see Exhibit A Section III.D. above).
2. Summary of typical observed potential violations, and general program
efficiency (referral /follow -up procedures, public awareness and participation).
3. Areas for Program improvement.
4. Suggestions for assisting facilities in understanding and implementing BMPs
etc.
Such evaluation, analysis and /or recommendations will require at least one
annual meeting with the WVCWP Manager. Prior to Campbell /Los
Gatos /Saratoga submittal of its annual report to the RWQCB, the District shall
review pertinent sections of the report for content accuracy.
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Exhibit B
Industrial/Commercial Discharger Control Program Performance Standard
Checklist of Best Management Practices
This section contains a list of model best management practices to be used as guidance
by inspectors or in training sessions to prepare for conducting commercial and industrial
facility inspections.
The model BMPs are grouped into four areas: general facility information, indoor
activities, outdoor activities and equipment. These areas may not all correspond to
facility types which are inspected by the Fire District. Therefore the checklist is included
merely as a helpful guide and the list should not be mistaken for a requirement of URP
inspections.
General Facility Information
A. Notice of Intent (NOI)
1) Determine whether an NOI for coverage under the State's General Permit is
required. A list is provided to the Fire District by the WVCWP Manager.
2) Make visual verification of NOI.
3) If NOI has not been filed, but is required, advise facility to contact RWQCB.
B. Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan and Storm Water Monitoring Plan
1) If NOI has been filed, make a visual verification of a Storm Water Pollution
Prevention Plan ( SWPPP) and a Storm Water Monitoring Plan.
2) If SWPPP and SWMP are required, but not on site, advise facility to contact
the RWQCB regarding NPDES requirements.
C. Best Management Practices (BMPs)
1) Distribute appropriate BMP brochures to all inspected industrial and
commercial facilities.
II. Indoor Activities
A. Floor Cleaning
1) Verify where all floor cleaning water, wax and unused stripper is disposed.
2) Make visual inspection of all drains and sinks. Look for signs of improper
disposal of waste liquids.
3) Verify waste liquids from automated floor cleaning equipment holding tanks
are discharged to the sanitary sewer.
B. Indoor Equipment Cleaning
1) Wastewater from cleaning equipment should be discharged to the sanitary
sewer (within local POTW discharge limits) or recycled. The facility should
consult with the POTW or manage wastewater as a hazardous waste.
C. Indoor Manufacturing, Residues and Spills
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1) Note that proper cleaning and disposal methods are performed for interior
spills and leaks. Proper disposal methods depend on the type of substance.
If hazardous material is spilled, the facility should refer the incident to the
local hazardous material agency.
2) Verify appropriate absorbent materials are kept readily accessible and
designated employees are trained on proper spill response techniques.
3) Ensure proper control of process residues and dust near exterior doorways
(e.g., recommend relocating machinery and improving housekeeping).
4) Verify proper connection of interior floor drains (e.g., review plumbing
schematics, conduct a dye test). All interior floor drains and sumps should
be plumbed to the sanitary sewer or closed loop treatment system.
III. Outdoor Activities
A. Vehicle and Equipment Fuel Dispensing Areas
(Note: Some items in this section are the responsibility of the local hazardous
materials or fire prevention agency. Refer to appropriate enforcement agencies
as needed).
1) Determine whether any fuel dispensing equipment is exposed to storm
water and /or whether fueling or the transfer of any chemical from one vessel
or another is conducted near a storm drain. If so:
a) Verify the dewatering procedures for the secondary containment areas
that surround fuel tank farms or other fuel storage equipment.
b) Ensure a method is in effect to protect all adjacent storm drains in the
event of a spill.
c) Ensure absorbent material and booms are readily at hand.
B. Vehicle and Equipment Washing
1) Verify floor mat and equipment screen /filter cleaning is not conducted in a
location that may adversely impact a storm drain.
2) All vehicle and equipment rinse water should be discharged, with proper
approval, into a sanitary sewer drain. All wastewater resulting from power
washing of contaminated surfaces may be subject to some type of
pretreatment prior to entering the sanitary sewer.
3) Recommend wash water be recycled in a closed loop system.
C. Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance
1) If vehicles are maintained on site, ensure there are no associated impacts to
any storm drains.
2) If leaks or drips occur under vehicles, drip pans should be placed under the
vehicles.
3) If applicable, inspect all outdoor drains and suspicious indoor drains in the
vehicle maintenance area. Conduct dye tests to verify proper connections.
4) If specialized equipment (forklifts, fifth wheels, etc.) is maintained on site,
ensure wash water used to clean equipment is not disposed to the storm
drain directly or indirectly.
D. Material Storage
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1) Determine whether raw materials and their by- products are exposed to rain
water. Ensure loose materials are stored under cover or in bermed areas if
possible.
2) If raw materials and their by- products are transferred from one place to
another in or adjacent to any storm drain, or in such a manner to impact the
storm drain, recommend placing protective covers or similar devices over
storm drains and improving housekeeping in these areas.
E. Waste Storage
(Note: In cases where hazardous materials or hazardous waste storage pose a
threat to the storm drain, the facility should consult with the local hazardous
materials /waste enforcement agency).
1) Determine whether the facility stores or disposes of hazardous materials,
hazardous wastes, or any other substances on site.
2) Verify if rainwater can enter any double contained areas and how these
areas are drained once rainwater comes into contact with these materials.
The facility should consult with the local hazardous materials enforcement
agency and POTW.
3) Determine whether the transfer of hazardous materials, waste or non-
hazardous substances may potentially impact the storm drain. If non-
hazardous substances are involved:
a) Recommend good housekeeping measures.
b) Recommend the facility protect storm drains by relocating substance to a
covered area.
c) Recommend the facility berm or cover substance(s) or install an
approved protective device at storm drain inlets.
4) If there are any storm drains adjacent to any storage areas, request that the
facility effect a method to monitor and protect storm drain inlet from
accidental discharge.
F. General Construction Activities
1) Facilities are responsible to advise and require contractors to protect storm
drains.
2) Advise facility that if 1 acre or more is disturbed, a State general
construction permit is required.
3) If construction activities are current, determine if there is a potential for soil
to erode into the storm drain by rain or irrigation run -off. If so:
a) Recommend installing filter fabrics in combination with swales or berms
to protect storm drain inlets.
b) Recommend erosion control techniques.
4) Verify construction workers are not washing tools and /or equipment
adjacent to any storm drains.
a) Recommend that the facility incorporate storm control verbage into all
contracts.
b) Recommend that the facility provide an employee training program.
5) Verify construction materials are not being disposed in the storm drain
directly or indirectly. Construction debris and materials such as paint,
mineral spirits, drywall compounds, adhesives and other solvents should be
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properly disposed of. If a material is a hazardous waste, the facility should
refer to the appropriate agency.
G. Power Washing
1) Recommend dry methods of clean -up.
2) If power washing must be used, the facility should refer to the proper
procedures in the Bay Area Storm Water Management Agencies
Association's "Pollution From Surface Cleaning." See www.basmaa.org or
Contact the West Valley Clean Water Program to view the free video.
H. Outdoor Equipment Storage
1) Inspect all scrap yards, vehicle storage lots or areas where retired /surplus
equipment is stored. Determine where storm drains are in relation to these
areas.
a) The facility should cover oily and soiled equipment with a leak proof
cover.
b) The facility should drain all automotive related fluids prior to storage, and
dispose of properly.
c) Drip pans should be placed under leaky equipment.
I. Process Residues
1) Determine if any manufacturing process that creates any residue is
conducted outdoors and whether this residue can impact the storm drain.
a) The facility should ensure good housekeeping.
b) Recommend conducting manufacturing processes in a covered location.
c) Recommend protection of adjacent storm drains.
J. General Housekeeping
1) Determine the general overall condition of the facility. Is housekeeping
conducted on a consistent basis? Are there accumulations of debris, refuse
or litter? Make necessary recommendations.
2) Recommend a training program addressing good housekeeping practices.
K. Irrigation and Landscape
1) Determine if landscape contractors are properly disposing of lawn clippings
and other vegetative wastes.
2) Inspect storm drains for vegetative wastes.
3) Ensure temporary protection of all impacted storm drain inlets while
conducting landscape activities.
4) Inspect paving around landscaping to see if sprinklers are over watering and
causing undue erosion and runoff of associated chemicals. If, so have
facility representative adjust irrigation timers or sprinkler heads.
5) Determine whether pesticides, herbicides or fertilizers are applied to the
landscaping; identify how much and how often. Refer all pesticide /herbicide
application problems to the Santa Clara County Agriculture Department.
6) Verify landscape equipment is washed properly and away from paved areas
or storm drain. The facility should filter wash water and discharge to sanitary
sewer (if within POTW limits).
IV. Equipment
A. Air Compressors
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1) Inspect air compressor units that are exposed to storm water for residual
grease on the tank or motor surface.
2) Air compressors should be located in a covered area.
3) Request air compressor leaks be repaired.
4) Inspect area beneath air compressor bleed line and determine if any oily
substance is being released which could impact the storm drain. If so, place
a catch pan below he bleed off valve and dispose of water from pan on a
regular basis.
B. HVAC, Chillers and Refrigerators
1) Determine whether air conditioning units (generally found on roof) and
chillers have a condensate line that is plumbed to a roof storm drain.
a) For existing buildings, non - contaminated discharge can go to the storm
drain.
b) For new development or building remodels, the discharge should go to the
sanitary sewer. Consult with local planning /building department.
2) Determine whether air conditioning and chiller units are treated with
descaling or anti -algae agent. Facility representatives are responsible to
direct HVAC contractor to properly dispose of all flushing agent residues
and by -pass condensate line while flushing unit.
3) Determine whether HVAC condenser tubes are annually flushed with any
type of chemical by a servicing contractor and how wastewater is disposed
of. The runoff from the tube cleaning must be captured and properly
disposed of.
4) Determine whether any of the units are power washed. If so, refer to proper
procedures in the Bay Area Storm Water Management Agencies
Association's "Pollution From Surface Cleaning ". See www.basmaa.org or
Contact the West Valley Clean Water Program to view the free video.
5) Determine whether defrost water or condensate is discharged. The facility
representative is responsible to ensure defrost water does not come into
contact with any pollutants directly or indirectly.
6) Determine how waste compressor oil from chillers is disposed of. The
facility should contact the local hazardous waste enforcement agency
regarding proper disposal.
C. Air Scrubbers
1) Determine whether particulate from air scrubbers is deposited on any
surface in a manner that may impact the storm drain.
2) Advise the facility representative to repair air scrubbers and remove any
debris. If feasible, a protective catch pan should be placed around the
scrubber.
3) Refer any fall out violations to the Bay Area Air Quality Management
District.
4) Inspect the discharge point of any wet scrubber. Wet scrubbers must
discharge to the sanitary sewer.
D. Basement Sump Pumps
1) If the facility has a basement parking lot, verify rainwater drains to a storm
drain.
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2) Inspect the bottom of the storm drain sump drain to determine the method
of cleaning.
3) Advise the facility representative that only rainwater can be pumped into the
storm drain. Any debris surrounding or inside the sump should be removed.
A screen mesh or filter fabric may be installed on the sump grate to assist in
protecting sump from particulate debris (if it will not cause a flood hazard).
The facility should consult the appropriate agency regarding proper disposal
of sump debris.
4) Determine whether automotive fluid spills and /or drips are cleaned with
appropriate absorbent.
5) Determine whether cars are washed in the basement parking lot. This
should include mobile auto detailers.
6) Advise the facility representative that all floor cleaning contractors must
protect the storm drain system from accidental discharge.
E. Boilers
1) Determine whether the blow line or tank drain line is located adjacent to any
storm drain inlet or channel, directly or indirectly. All treated boiler
discharge must be discharged to the sanitary sewer or recycled /reused in
an approved closed loop system.
2) Determine whether the boiler is treated with scaler or algicide and if any
leakage is present. Discharge from boiler chemical additives may meet
hazardous waste criteria. If so, the facility should refer to the local
hazardous waste compliance agency for proper storage and disposal.
3) Determine whether the boiler vents to the roof. If so, determine whether
vapor will recondense on the roof and make contact with storm water runoff.
Advise facility representative to repair condensate pipe and redirect flow to
sanitary sewer.
F. Facility Catch Basins
1) Inspect all catch basins and drop inlets for debris or other foreign material
and have the facility clean or remove debris regularly.
2) Identify all storm drains with stencil: "Do Not Dump- Flows to Bay" Contact
West Valley Clean Water Program to recommend stenciling of storm drain.
G. Refuse Dumpster and Compactor
1) Advise the facility to keep dumpster lids closed when not in use and /or
exchange bins without lids.
2) The facility should relocate dumpsters and bins away from storm drains.
3) Contaminated rainwater that has accumulated from an open container must
be discharged to the sanitary sewer (if within POTW limits).
4) Verify plugs are installed on dumpsters and are not leaking. If so, the facility
should install plugs or exchange dumpsters.
5) Verify compactor leachate or associated hydraulic fluid does not leak into or
adjacent to any storm drain or onto the pavement. If so, the facility should
protect the storm drain, repair the compactor, absorb leaked material, and
discharge absorbent in compactor. Liquid can also be discharged to the
sanitary sewer, if within POTW limits.
H. Cooling Tower
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1) All cooling tower discharges must be directed to the sanitary sewer.
2) Cooling tower chemicals should not be stored adjacent to any storm drain.
Refer any chemical storage problems to the local hazardous waste
enforcement agency. Also contact POTW.
3) Ensure proper disposal of washing detergents and /or muriatic acid
(common cooling tower cleaner). The facility should contact the appropriate
agency for proper disposal.
I. Emergency Showers
1) Verify emergency showers do not discharge to the storm drain sewer.
J. Filter Back flush
1) Back flushed or back washed equipment filters, including filters for pools
and fountains, should discharge to the sanitary sewer. The facility should
collect and dispose of solids into a refuse container.
2) Commercial and institutional swimming pool facilities should refer to the
Santa Clara County Health Department, Consumer Protection Division for
filter medium disposal issues
K. Grease Interceptor, Tallow Containers
1) Inspect the area around outdoor grease interceptor cover and verify rain
water can not carry residual grease to the storm drain.
2) Advise facility representative to clean debris on a regular basis and clean
the interceptor area after it is pumped by a septic hauler. Residual grease
must be collected or washed back into the interceptor.
3) Tallow bins must be stored in areas where they do not come into contact
with storm water. Recommend a covered area for tallow bin storage.
4) Ensure a mechanism is in effect to protect storm drains if an interceptor
overflows.
5) Replace or exchange bins, if necessary.
L. Ground Water Treatment Discharge
1) Determine whether ground water is being treated at the site and where it is
discharged. Consult with Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB)
or Santa Clara Valley Water District (SVCWD).
2) If ground water is discharged to the storm drain, verify an NPDES permit
has been issued. If ground water is discharged to the sanitary sewer, verify
POTW permit.
M. Ground Water Dewatering Devices
1) Determine if any groundwater is discharged from the site, and verify which
sewer it connects to.
2) Uncontaminated groundwater infiltration need not be prohibited unless the
discharge is identified by a public agency or the RWQCB as a source of
pollutants to receiving waters.
3) If applicable, review spill control plan.
4) Determine whether pumped water comes into contact with any pollutants
before water is discharged. Consult with RWQCB and SCVWD.
N. Loading Docks
1) Inspect all loading dock drains for potential pollutants, including truck fluid
leaks.
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2) Debris from catch basins should be removed on a regular basis.
3) Catch basin inlets should be protected from accidental spillage by placing
absorbent booms or covers over drains or installing valved inlet inserts (if
safe and feasible).
4) Advise local hazardous materials agency if materials that could impact the
storm drain are loaded or transferred at the dock.
5) Dock wash water should be diverted to the sanitary sewer, (if within POTW
limits) or a dry method of clean -up should be used.
O. Parking Lots
1) Inspect facility parking lots for excessive vehicle fluid leaks or spills. The
facility should clean -up spills by (1) sweeping up particles and debris, (2)
absorbing spills with rags or absorbent, (3) mopping area.
P. Ponds, Fountains and Pools
1) Overflow drains from ponds and decorative fountains must be discharged to
the sanitary sewer or re -used for irrigation. This includes all pool filter
backwash and associated debris.
2) The facility should consult with the local POTW if ponds or fountains are
treated with copper -based algaecides (shock), growth inhibitors or other
agents.
3) Ensure pond or fountain filters are not back flushed into a storm drain.
Q. Roof Vents and Equipment
1) Excessively greasy roof vents should be cleaned on a regular basis,
especially during the wet season.
2) If feasible, catchment pans or trays should be installed at the base of the
vents.
3) Duct work should be properly sealed and maintained.
4) If feasible, protective devices should be installed around storm drains.
5) Inspect roof for residual machinery process residues on roof (paper dust,
sawdust, steam condensate, paint, etc.). The facility should consult with the
local hazardous material waste enforcement agency and the Bay Area Air
Quality Management District for control measures.
R. Reverse Osmosis and Deionization Units.
1) Ensure reject water from reverse osmosis (R.O.) units, in no way impacts
the storm drain. Reject water from R.O. unit should be diverted to the
sanitary sewer. The facility should consult the local POTW for requirements.
2) Back flush water from deionization units should be discharged to the
sanitary sewer. The facility should consult the local POTW for requirements.
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References
California Storm Water BMP Industrial Handbook
Mobile Cleaner BMP, CETA
Machine Shop BMP, City of San Jose
Guidelines for Vehicle Service Facilities, Santa Clara Valley Nonpoint Source Program
Restaurant BMPs, Santa Clara Valley Nonpoint Source Program
Vehicle Service BMP, City of Sunnyvale
California Storm Water BMP Construction Handbook
BMPs for Industrial Storm Water Pollution Control, Santa Clara Valley Nonpoint Source
Program
Pollution from Surface Cleaning BMPs, Bay Area Storm Water Management Agency
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