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<br />ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD <br />AGENDA ITEM 6A <br /> <br /> <br />STAFF ORIGINATOR: Andy Nelson <br /> <br />MEETING DATE: July 28th, 2021 <br /> <br />REQUEST: Discussion only <br /> <br />TOPIC: MS4 Annual SWPPP Report and Public Comment <br />Opportunity <br /> <br /> <br />Background <br /> <br />The Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) general permit is mandated by <br />federal regulations under the Clean Water Act and administered by the Minnesota <br />Pollution Control Agency. The permit allows for owners of storm sewer systems to <br />discharge stormwater into lakes, rivers, and wetlands provided certain regulatory <br />requirements are met. <br /> <br />The City of Lino Lakes has been operating the storm sewer systems under the MS4 <br />permit since 2006. The City’s system includes approximately 288 storm ponds, 49.86 <br />miles of storm sewer, and 128 outfalls into public waters. <br /> <br />The permit requirements include the preparation of an annual Storm Water Pollution <br />Prevention Program (SWPPP) report. The City’s SWPPP report for 2020 activity is <br />comprised of 6 components, referred to as Minimum Control Measures (MCMs) that <br />provide for implementation of the permit requirements: <br /> <br />1. Public education and outreach, which includes teaching citizens about better <br />stormwater management <br />2. Public participation: Include citizens in solving stormwater pollution problems. <br />This includes a required public annual meeting and an annual report. <br />3. A plan to detect and eliminate illicit discharges to the stormwater system (like <br />chemical dumping and wastewater connections) <br />4. Construction-site runoff controls <br />5. Post-construction runoff controls <br />6. Pollution prevention and municipal “good housekeeping” measures, like covering <br />salt piles and street-sweeping <br /> <br />Staff will provide an overview of the activities completed in 2020 at the meeting. <br /> <br />Requested Environmental Board Direction <br /> <br />None required, information only. <br />
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