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1 LID Resources Matt Yeager San Bernardino County Flood Control District Jill Bicknell, P.E., EOA, Inc. Santa Clara Valley Urban Runoff Program
2 Presentation Outline Southern California LID Manual Northern California Resources CASQA LID Portal Other LID Resources R Other CASQA Resources
3 SMCLIDManual SMC LID Manual
4 Who Is The SMC? Southern California Stormwater Monitoring Coalition SCCWRP SoCal Municipal Stormwater Programs Six Counties Cities of LA and Long Beach SoCal Regional Water Boards Los Angeles (Region 4), Santa Ana (Region 8), San Diego g ( g g (Region 9) State Water Resources Control Board Caltrans USEPA Strong Regulator Permittee Partnership Signatories to an Agreement g
5 TechnicalManual Technical Manual How to guidance for LID implementation in Southern California i Addresses needs of MS4 Permits Fill in the information gaps BMP Design Implementation Challenges/Barriers Integrate with CASQA BMP Handbooks Available from CASQA LID Website and SMC Website
6 Field Monitoring ldm it i Ground truth LID BMP features th LID BMP f t So Cal Semi arid applicability Effectiveness pollutant removal hydrologic change reductions Provide support for technical guidance Ongoing with several sites over 3 5 years
7 Regulatory Objectives for LID Pollutants Hydrology Habitat From Regulations Need a Square-to-Rounded Translator To Implementation Local Jurisdiction Development Process
8 Regulatory Objectives for LID Pollutants Hydrology Habitat LID Guidance and Training Local Jurisdiction Development Process
9 SMC/Grant-Funded Work CASQA Literature LID Portal Review Future Work Needed Ongoing Training i Field Monitoring Results Training Workshop Feedback LID Manual Final Training i Workshops Policymakers Planners Engineers
10 Northern California Resources Bay Area Stormwater Management Agencies Assoc.: Start at the Source Manual Using Site Design Techniques to Meet Development Standards for Stormwater Quality tst d t lit Local Guidance Documents (examples) Emeryville Contra Costa Countywide Clean Water Program San Francisco San Mateo Countywide Water Pollution Prevention Program Santa Clara Valley Urban Runoff Program
11 StartattheSource Start at the Source Design Guidance Manual for Stormwater Quality Protection (1999) First LID Manual in California Describes site design concepts, planning and zoning Provides design details for: Permeable paving Streets Parking lots Driveways Buildings Landscape Outdoor work areas Case studies for different land uses
12 Using Site Design Techniques to Meet Development Standards for Stormwater Quality A Companion Document to Start at the Source (2003) Guidance on how to use site design techniques to reduce stormwater treatment requirements Zero Discharge Areas Self-Treating Areas Runoff Reduction Areas
13 Local Guidance Documents Emeryville, CA Stormwater Guidelines for Green, Dense Redevelopment (2005) Contra Costa Clean Water Program Stormwater C.3. Guidebook (2008) Guidebook (2008) Stormwater quality requirements for development applications ater
14 Local Guidance Documents San Francisco Stormwater Design Guidelines (2009) San Mateo County Sustainable Green Streets and Parking Lots Design Guidebook (2009) org
15 Santa Clara Valley Urban Runoff Program Site Design Guidance Manual (2007)
16 Santa Clara Valley Urban Runoff Program Site Design Award Winners Permeable Pavers, Palo Alto/Stanford Community Playing Fields Landscaped Detention Area, Alum Rock Library, San Jose Pervious Concrete Parking Lot, Congregation Sinai, San Jose
17 The CA LID Portal Hosted at the California Stormwater Quality Association (CASQA) website Ab A brain child of collaboration between the California ll b i b h lif i Coastal Commission, UC Davis Extension Center for Water and Land Use, Southern California Storm Water Southern California Storm Water Monitoring Coalition, Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board and CASQA to find effective ways to bring LID resources to California users. Will be up and running by May, 2010 at: org
18 CA LID Portal The CA LID Portal is intended to provide access to basic LID resources to the stormwater management community The information will include selected links and references to existing material, as well as information and tools specifically developed for the site. p The initial website content will provide access to technical, regulatory, and program LID resources.
19 Other Resources Low Impact Development Center Center for Watershed Protection US EPA LID Website California Coastal Commission CalWaLUP UC Davis Center for Water & Land Use
20 CASQA Resources BMP Handbooks: Construction New Development and Redevelopment d l Municipal Industrial and Commercial Introduction to Hydromodification White Paper, Fact Sheet, Presentation, Municipal Stormwater Program Effectiveness Assessment Guidance Document
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