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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Non-Storm Water Discharge Visual Inspection Form in the editor.
  2. Begin by evaluating the 'Issue Being Evaluated' section. For each item, select Yes, No, or N/A and provide comments regarding any stains, odors, leaks, or debris.
  3. In the 'OUTFALL(S)' section, indicate if any water is flowing. If yes, specify the source such as irrigation or broken water line.
  4. Proceed to 'SITE HOUSEKEEPING' and confirm if the area is clean of debris and if storm drain inlets are clear.
  5. Next, assess 'VEHICLE MAINTENANCE/STORAGE AREAS' for dirt buildup and stains on asphalt. Document your findings.
  6. Evaluate 'MATERIALS STORAGE AREAS' for recyclable materials accumulation and ensure stored drums are covered.
  7. Check 'VEHICLE FUELING AREAS' for any evident fuel stains and address them accordingly.
  8. Finally, summarize recommended actions to eliminate unauthorized discharges and reduce pollutants before signing off with your name and date/time.

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