STORMS Candidate Project List 2020-2024 Phase II Prioritization Survey

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STORMS is soliciting feedback on the urgency and importance of the nine proposed candidate projects to be conducted 2020-2024 (Phase II). Please provide feedback by February 21, 2020.

Name, Affiliation, Contact Info (email/phone number)

What is the most urgent (timely) STORMS project?

What is the least urgent (timely) STORMS project?

How important is each STORMS project for your stormwater program?

VERY Important

Important

NOT VERY Important / Delay to +2025

#1: Consistent requirements for drywell permitting.

#2: Reducing uncertainty in monitoring for stormwater Permits with Alternative Compliance Pathways to better inform adaptive management.

#3: Tool to quantify stormwater capture and aquifer infiltration volume.

#4: Guidance for site-specific water quality objective for select metals.

#5: Guidance for MS4 permit cost reporting and how to estimate future costs.

#6: Guidance for water rights.

#7: Standardize minimum control measures for specific municipal program elements.

#8: Stormwater Inspector Guidance to improve evaluations of Permit compliance.

#9: Strategy to address constituents of emerging concern in stormwater and urban runoff.

VERY Important

Important

NOT VERY Important / Delay to +2025

#1: Consistent requirements for drywell permitting.

#2: Reducing uncertainty in monitoring for stormwater Permits with Alternative Compliance Pathways to better inform adaptive management.

#3: Tool to quantify stormwater capture and aquifer infiltration volume.

#4: Guidance for site-specific water quality objective for select metals.

#5: Guidance for MS4 permit cost reporting and how to estimate future costs.

#6: Guidance for water rights.

#7: Standardize minimum control measures for specific municipal program elements.

#8: Stormwater Inspector Guidance to improve evaluations of Permit compliance.

#9: Strategy to address constituents of emerging concern in stormwater and urban runoff.

Are there any additional projects (study questions, case studies, literature reviews, etc.) STORMS should work on? Please provide a brief synopsis. Email Sara.Huber@WaterBoards.ca.gov with the more detailed scope (see template from Lyris email).

Are you interested in participating on a STORMS project? Please identify project by number and name.

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