Storm
Water Permitting:
Section Chief: Ivar Ridgeway (213) 620-2150 This
program develops Storm Water permits and
Storm Water Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL)
implementation strategies to achieve environmental
results.
The
program leads are:
Carlos
Santos, (213) 620-2083
Program Manager Caltrans Municipal
Storm Water Permit.
For
questions pertaining to the General
NPDES Storm Water Permits and NOI's
(Industrial & Construction), click
here for the contact.
(See under Storm Water compliance)
Remediation:
Section Chief: Arthur
Heath, (213) 576-6725.
This section includes three units which
focus on the Site Cleanup Unit I, Unit
II, Unit III and IV Programs.
Underground
Storage Tanks: Section
Chief: Yue
Rong, (213) 576-6710.
This section includes three units which
focus on the Ventura/Los Angeles coastal
area, the Los Angeles River Watershed,
and the San Gabriel River Watershed, respectively.
Watershed
Regulatory: Section Chief: David
Hung, (213) 576-6616.
The
Watershed Regulatory Section includes
four units which focus on Municipal Permitting,
Industrial Permitting, and General Permitting/Special
Projects such as Power Plants
In addition, this section also includes
the Contaminated
Sediments Task Force. The Contaminated
Sediment Coordinator is Michael
Lyons, (213) 576-6718.
The SMBRC is a coalition of environmentalists,
government, scientists, business and the
public that was formed in 1988 to develop
a Santa Monica Bay Restoration Plan. One
of the first among 27 National Estuary
Programs nationwide, the SMBRC is funded
by the US Environmental Protection Agency,
the State of California, and the Santa
Monica Bay Restoration Foundation. Its
mission has been to create a comprehensive
plan to ensure the long-term health of
Santa Monica Bay, the 266-square-mile
body of water located adjacent to the
heavily urbanized, second most populous
region in the United States.