Stormwater General Permits and Incorporation of Low Impact Development Evaluation
- Discussion of project including general purpose, goals and objectives
- Project partner work plan
- Partner workshop schedule, agendas, workshop summaries, and workshop materials
- Partner technical documents such as technical memoranda
- Project-related links
- Contact information
- General Permit for the Discharge of Stormwater from Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems
- General Permit for the Discharge of Stormwater and Dewater Wastewaters from Construction Activities
- General Permit for the Discharge of Stormwater Associated with Industrial Activity
- General Permit for the Discharge of Stormwater Associated with Commercial Activity
- Connecticut Stormwater Quality Manual
- Low Impact Development Appendix to the Connecticut Stormwater Quality Manual
- Connecticut Guidelines for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control
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Low Impact Development Appendix to Connecticut Guidelines for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control
- Minimizing site disturbance
- Working with site hydrology
- Minimizing and disconnecting impervious surface
- Applying small-scale controls at the source
- Establish LID and pollution prevention, performance goals, and criteria for management practices common to Stormwater General Permit implementation.
- Identify how the performance goals and criteria can be most effectively incorporated into the Stormwater General Permit(s) to meet permit limits and conditions; and
- Identify mechanisms for incorporating LID BMPs and pollution prevention practices into the Stormwater General Permit(s) for priority attention.
- Use of runoff volume as an indicator of environmental effect
- Relationship between volume control and pollutant control
- Appropriate permit limits for runoff volume relative to storm size
- Necessary guidance including performance criteria for LID and pollution prevention and end-of-pipe BMPs
- Role and benefit of stormwater utilities
- Building LID, stormwater utilities, and other management tools into permits and guidance
- Expanding the approach to other general permits such as the MS4 and Industrial Stormwater General Permits.
- Agenda
- CT Partner Interviews Summary Report
- Other States' Summary Report
- Summary of Workshop #1 Including Results of "Criteria" Cardstorming
- Workshop #1 Presentation: Introduction
- Workshop #1 Presentation: LID Overview
- Workshop #1 Presentation: Summary of Partner Interviews
- Workshop #1 Presentation: Project Overview
- Workshop #1 Presentation: Summary of US State General Permit Programs
- Agenda
- Potential Low Impact Development Implementation Alternatives
- Evaluating the Role of Stormwater Utility Districts in the Implementation of Low Impact Development
- Carousel Workshop presentation
- Summary of Workshop #2
- Agenda
- Technical Memorandum #1: Identification of Approaches for Including Low Impact Development and Pollution Prevention In General Permits
- Technical Memorandum #2: Evaluating the Role of Stormwater Utility Districts in the Implementation of Low Impact Development
- Summary #4: Rationale for Selection of Two Alternative Scenarios for Implementation
- Workshop #3 Presentation: Introductions, Meetings, and the Webpage
- Workshop #3 Presentation: Introduction to Cafe Workshop Dot voting
- Workshop #3 Summary of the Meeting
- Agenda
- Technical Memorandum #3: Rationale for Selection of Alternative Scenarios for Implementation
- Summary #5 Low Impact Development Guidelines and Standards
- Workshop #4 Presentation: Partner Involvement in Implementation
- Workshop #4 Group Design Exercise
- Workshop #4 Summary of the Meeting
- Agenda
- Technical Memo #4 Low Impact Development Guidelines and Standards
- Draft Final Report: Evaluation of Connecticut’s Stormwater General Permits and Alternatives for Incorporation of Low Impact Development
- Partner Involvement in Implementation: Card Storm and Clustering Activity
- Workshop #5 Summary of Meeting
- Low Impact Development Appendix to the Connecticut Stormwater Quality Manual
- Low Impact Development Appendix to Connecticut Guidelines for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control
- Request for Proposals for Evaluation of Stormwater General Pemits and Incorporation of Low Impact Development
- Responses to questions submitted on or before 12/18/09 on RFP for Evaluation of Stormwater General Pemits and Incorporation of Low Impact Development
Content last updated February 11. 2020