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Includes fields for location, project description, climate, soil permeability, land use, traffic volume, contributing impervious area, and summary stormwater best management practices. Provides prompts for pollutants of concern typically expected in highway runoff and details expected receiving water status. Contains structured guidance for reporting waterways, wetland impacts, and TMDL/303(d) listing parameters with table formats for multi-waterway situations.","Template Instructions:\nOnce this document is complete, select all (ctrl+a) and turn off the color.\nHE/RE = information in blue usually provided by Hydraulic or Roadway Engineer\nENV = text with no shading to be completed by Environmental Staff\nHE and ENV = text in gray to be discussed by the project Hydraulic Engineer and Environmental Staff and completed by Environmental Staff\n[Text in brackets is instructive, to be deleted]\nText in boxes is informational, to be deleted\nBoilerplate language is suggested text, but because projects differ, modifying/supplementing boilerplate will be necessary.\nStormwater Management Plan\nProject Name\nCounty\nPROJECT INFORMATION:\nLocation:\n[As applicable, include highway, city, county, mile post(s), bridge number, cross street(s), etc.. Include reference to Figure 1: Location Map.]\nProject Description:\n[Be brief. No need to discuss purpose and need or alternatives analysis. Be sure to include description of project elements potentially affecting water quality and hydrology.]\nClimate:\n[Include climate zone and average annual precipitation. Available in \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://gis.odot.state.or.us/transgis/\" \u0014TransGIS\u0015.]\nSoil permeability:\nSoils at the site are classified as XXXX, Hydrologic Soil Group X (see Appendix B: Soil Survey Report). Group X soils are [describe soil type here]. [Also include any information from soil investigations that may have been conducted as part of the Geotechnical investigation.]\nLand Use:\n[Very brief characterization of land use in the project area as urban/suburban, rural, or undeveloped.]\nTraffic Volume:\n[Current ADT and if available, projected ADT]\nContributing Impervious Area:\nThe proposed project will result in a contributing impervious area (CIA) of x acres, of which x acres will be new.\nBest Management Practices (BMPs):\n[Include a VERY BRIEF description of the types of BMPs that will be employed.]\nPOLLUTANTS OF CONCERN:\nPollutants of concern typically expected in highway runoff are sediment, oil and grease, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH), and total and dissolved metals (such as copper and lead). [Discuss site-specific pollutant issues. Example text:]\nBecause Highway x has a very low ADT, pollutant loads and concentrations are expected to be very low.\nBecause Highway x has a high ADT, pollutant loads and concentrations are expected to be high.\nThe main pollutant of concern for this project is sediment from sanding material.\nBecause [WATERWAY] is listed for [PARAMETER] which can be found in highway runoff, [PARAMETER] is a pollutant of concern even though it’s source would not be the transportation system itself.\nSTATUS OF RECEIVING WATERS:\n[Rivers, Streams and Lakes – Only include this subheading if wetlands occur in the project area.]\n[Describe all waterways that the project will discharge into. If there is more than one, use table below. Include 6th Field HUC and watershed area in acres. If waterways are not main stem rivers, also list river that waterways flow into.]\n[If there are no wetlands…] There are no wetlands in the project area or that will receive runoff from the project area.\nTable x: Waterway Information [Use this table if you are describing more than one waterway.]\n[Wetlands – Only include this subheading if wetlands occur in the project area.]\nThere are x wetlands in the project area, x of which will be impacted by the project. Wetland x located [LOCATION] AS SHOWN ON Figure 2 will receive treated stormwater runoff. [If more than one wetland will receive treated runoff, use a bullet list.] See Appendix E: Joint Permit Application for a description of the affected wetlands.\nTMDLs and 303(d) listings: [Identify those related to highway runoff]\n[Available from \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.oregon.gov/deq/wq/Pages/epaApprovedIR.aspx\" \u0014DEQ’s 2018-2020 Integrated Report Database\u0015 (click on “online searchable database”). 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