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Surface Water Management |
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Our Water Program (NPDES II)
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| Davison Township SWPPI / Table | Mundy Township SWPPI / Table | City of Flushing SWPPI / Table |
| Vienna Township SWPPI / Table | City of Grand Blanc SWPPI / Table | |
| City of Burton SWPPI / Table | City of Linden SWPPI / Table | |
| Flushing Township SWPPI / Table | City of Clio SWPPI / Table | |
| Genesee Township SWPPI / Table | City of Davison SWPPI / Table | City of Swartz Creek SWPPI / Table |
| Mt. Morris Township SWPPI / Table | City of Fenton SWPPI / Table | Genesee County |
June 1, 2010 requirements due to MDNRE
for 342 contract permitees
Individual SWPPI customized
from the SWPPI Template and the
SWPPI Action Table Template
For a City or Township
that has an outdoor facility that rain can fall on and collect pollutants,
such as DPW yard, fueling station, fleet maintenance (including washing),
then you will need a SWPPP. (Guidance),
Watching the first video "Introduction to the Industrial SWP" can
help you determine if you need SWPPP. To develop a SWPPP either someone within your
organization has to take the industrial storm water operator training.
dates and
locations, or your organization has to designate an employee as the
storm water program manager and the SWPPP must be incorporated and submitted
with your SWPPI. At the industrial training there were several helpful
handouts (editable SWPPP
template), (Top
10 Compliance Tips) & (Industrial
Fact Sheet)
Individual Municipal Outfall Map
| Davison Township MIG610089 | Mundy Township MIG610083 | City of Flushing MIG610067 |
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Fenton Township MIG610064 |
Vienna Township MIG610088 | City of Grand Blanc MIG610075 |
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Flint Township MIG610066 |
City of Burton MIG610060 | City of Linden MIG610078 |
| Flushing Township MIG610068 | City of Clio MIG610061 |
City of Mt. Morris MIG610081 |
| Genesee Township MIG610073 | City of Davison MIG610063 | City of Swartz Creek MIG610086 |
| Mt. Morris Township MIG610082 | City of Fenton MIG610065 | Genesee County MIG610072 |
* The MIG100_ _ numbers are the Certificate of Coverage Number asked for on the front of the SWPPI
Training
April 8, 2010- Morning: MDNRE industrial training and certification. If you are required to take this class the dates and locations link to the State website will show all the classes throughout Michigan where you may take the class.
April 8,2010- Afternoon: Good
housekeeping training
May 6, 2010- Afternoon: Good housekeeping training
November 4, 2010- Morning: Good housekeeping training
2010 attendance list for the Good housekeeping training. This training is for Phase II communities / agencies and their contractors so they may meet the NPDES Phase II permit requirements.
| COMMUNITIES Items 1,2,3,4 & 6 need to be submitted by June 1, 2010 to: Stephanie Kammer MDNRE- Water Division PO Box 30242 Lansing, MI 48909 Phone:517-335-6117 e-mail: KAMMERS@michigan.gov |
SCHOOLS Items 4&5 have to be done. Item 4 has to be submitted to: Susanne Kubic |
The following is several videos produced by the MDNRE on SWPPP through their Industrial program.
Introduction to the Industrial Storm Water Program (March 2009)
This session provides an overview of the DEQ's Storm Water Program including how you determine if your facility needs a storm water permit.(Approx 10 minutes)Storm Water Employee Training (March 2009)
Employee training is a required and essential part of an effective storm water pollution protection program. This session explains the importance of preventing contamination from storm water run off and ways employees can be involved at your facility. This session is designed to meet the permit requirements for employee training. Note that this file is large therefore you may want to download it if you have trouble viewing the session. (Approx 17 minutes)What to Expect During a DNRE Storm Water Inspection (March 2009)
Do you know what the DNRE will be looking for when conducting a storm water inspection at your facility? This session explains the elements of a typical storm water inspection. (Approx 4 minutes)