Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan Summary 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan Summary in the editor.
  2. Begin with Section I: Facility/Site Information. Fill in your facility name, county, and address details accurately. Ensure you include the Facility Identification Number (FID) if known.
  3. Proceed to Section II: Facility/Site Contact Person. Enter the contact person's details, including their title, telephone number, and email address for effective communication.
  4. In Section III: Certification & Signature, ensure that an authorized representative signs the document. This is crucial for attesting to the accuracy of the information provided.
  5. Move on to Section IV: Answer all questions regarding storm water management practices. Be thorough as these responses are vital for compliance.
  6. For Section V: Describe your industrial activities and associated pollutants clearly. This section should reflect your operational realities and best management practices.
  7. Complete Sections VI and VII by summarizing storm water outfall information and providing a facility site diagram as required.
  8. Finally, review all sections for completeness before submitting electronically through our platform or mailing it to the appropriate DNR office.

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A Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) is a site-specific document or collection of documents that identifies the potential sources of stormwater pollution, describes stormwater control measures, such as BMPs, to reduce or eliminate the identified pollutants, and that also identifies procedures operators will
Never dump anything down a storm drain. Always recycle used oil, antifreeze and other fluids. Fix oil leaks in your vehicles. Wash your car at a commercial car wash rather than in the street or in your driveway.
Examples of stormwater treatment practices include source reduction, sand filters, infiltration basins and trenches, rain gardens (bioretention), dry ponds, wet ponds, constructed wetlands, filter strips, swales, wet vaults, and underground sedimentation practices.
The action plan proposed that by 2020, the national water environmental quality will have witnessed staged-based improvements, the patches of badly polluted waters will have been substantially diminished, the guarantee of safe drinking water will have been taken up to a new level, the overexploitation of groundwater
What can you do to help? putting rubbish in the bin. washing cars on the grass instead of hard surfaces so detergents wash into the soil rather than stormwater drains. sweeping leaves, dirt and rubbish away from gutters. making sure your gardens have good borders so soil doesnt wash away.

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Pollution prevention is any practice that reduces, eliminates, or prevents pollution at its source. Reducing the amount of pollution produced means less waste to control, treat, or dispose of.
Conserve water every day. Take shorter showers, fix leaks turn off the water when not in use. Dont pour toxic household chemicals down the drain; take them to a hazardous waste center. Use hardy plants that require little or no watering, fertilizers or pesticides in your yard.

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