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Strategy
• 1b. Identify and Eliminate Barriers to Storm Water Capture and Use
• 3a. Develop Guidance for Alternative
• 3b. Develop Watershed-Based Compliance and Management Guidelines and Tools
• 4a. Implement Senate Bill 985 - Incorporate Principles of Storm Water Resource Plan Guidelines into Storm Water Programs
• 4b. Eliminate Barriers to Funding Storm Water Programs and Identify Funding for Storm Water Capture and Use Projects
• 5a. Create Storm Water Program Data and Information "Open Data"
• 6a. Establish Statewide Framework for Urban Pesticide Reduction
• 6b. Identify Opportunities for Source Control and Pollution Prevention
• Project 1d: Develop and Establish a Monetary Value of Storm Water
• Project 2a: Encourage Stakeholder Collaboration to Promote Storm Water as a Resource
• Project 3c: Assess Municipal Storm Water Program Monitoring and Effectiveness
• Project 3d: Establish Statewide Regulatory Framework for Municipal Storm Water Programs
• Project 3f: Develop Guidance for Implementation of Post-Construction Requirements to Improve Watershed Health
• Project 4c: Identify Municipal Storm Water Permit Compliance Cost
• Project 5b: Evaluate and Increase Storm Water Permit Compliance
• Project 5d: Align Water Quality Statewide Planning Efforts with Storm Water Program Implementation - Pilot Project Using the Biological Integrity Plan
• Project 6c: Evaluate and Implement Trash Control
• Project 3g: Establish Guidance for Storm Water Program Asset Management Planning and Cost Estimation
• Project 4d: Identify Industrial and Construction Storm Water Permit Compliance Cost
• Project 5c: Establish Sector-Specific Technology-Based Numeric Effluent Limitations for Industrial and Construction Storm Water Permits
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Project 3g: Establish Guidance for Storm Water Program Asset Management Planning and Cost Estimation
Priority:
Low
Assessment:
Somewhat important, achievable with moderate barriers
None
Project Objective:Create a guidance document for local storm water permittees to develop asset management plans that assist municipalities to accurately estimate program assets.
Scope:Evaluate existing storm water asset management methods and prepare a California-specific method for developing asset management plans.
Background:
The concept of an asset management plan for a watershed is a relatively new concept. An asset management plan is a long-range planning document used to provide a rational framework for understanding and planning the asset portfolio. In California, the City of San Diego has taken the lead on the concept of asset management by developing a Watershed Asset Management Plan (WAMP). The WAMP documents the current state of assets (e.g., asset inventory, valuation, condition, risk) and projects the long-range asset renewal (rehabilitation and replacement) requirements for the City’s Storm Water Division. The City has developed a WAMP for each of the six watersheds in the City’s jurisdiction; each WAMP identifies the assets owned and managed by the City provides an understanding of critical assets required to deliver the services, records the strategies that will be used to manage the assets, and documents the future investments required to deliver the committed services. This information is used by the City to develop more accurate and transparent cost information that can be provided to the public, which can also be used to demonstrate the need for more stable funding sources.
Products and Timelines:1 Year: Review existing plans from City of San Diego, U.S. EPA Environmental Finance Center, and others. Develop statewide guidance document for State Water Board consideration of adoption, for storm water permittees to develop a storm water asset management plan.
Phase III
Objective 3
Establish Permit Pathways to Assess Storm Water Programs and Meet Water Quality Requirements
Goal 3
Implement Efficient and Effective Regulatory Programs
Project Information
Name | Establish Guidance for Storm Water Program Asset Management Planning and Cost Estimation |
Start | 2022 |
Completion | 2023 |
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