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Findings and Recommendations
3 findings
The 2015 Municipal Regional Stormwater Permit requires that most of the cities, towns, and the County to take action to reduce trash discharges by 80% from 2009 baseline levels by July 1, 2019. City Response: Agree. The City has met the 80% trash reduction goal by the July 1, 2019 deadline.
No recommendations for this finding
Both the CCCWP and LAFCO report that the unfunded federal and state mandated stormwater permit compliance programs are a challenge for cities, towns, and the County. City Response: Agree.
No recommendations for this finding
No narrative summary of the accomplishments, challenges, costs, and funds needed to fully comply with the Permit is provided in the required annual reports prepared by the CCCWP, the County and each city and town. City Response: Agree. The structure of the Annual Report required by the Regional Water Board as part of the current Permit does not lend itself to providing a narrative summary and does not require a breakdown of costs, challenges, and funds needed for compliance. Gregory Lane, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523-3323 – (925) 671-5270 www.pleasanthillca.org
No recommendations for this finding
