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PCSPStormwaterEducationActivitiesOctober– December2013
PublicInvolvement&EducationMCMRequirements1&2
Windstorm
The Clean Water Carolina Wren
MCM14.2.1 Public Education and Outreach on Storm Water Impacts
4.2.1.1 Permit requirement. Within the first year of permit coverage, permittees shall continue to implement, and revise if necessary, a comprehensive stormwater education/outreach program in accordance with items noted below.
4.2.1.1.1 Identify the pollutant(s) of concern (POC) within the municipality’s defined watershed area(s).
4.2.1.1.2 Analyze the POC identified in 4.2.1.1.1, above, to be targeted;
4.2.1.1.3 Initiate a planning process that defines the goals and objectives of the program as they relate to at least three high priority community issues with potential to decrease the POC’s effect on water quality. Include formative and summative evaluation within the planned goals and objectives. Program goals and objectives must include short-term goals geared to increase awareness of the issue as well as longer-term goals geared to affect behavior change to the maximum extent practicable (MEP).
4.2.1.1.4 Identify and analyze the audience(s) that is believed to have an influence on the POC identified in
4.2.1.1.1 above and that are believed to have influence on the goals and objectives identified in
4.2.1.1.3 above (i.e., Identify the target audience(s)).
4.2.1.1.5 Create an appropriate message(s) in accordance with the program goals and objectives that is designed to invoke a desired response in the targeted audience(s).
MCM14.2.1.1.6 Develop an appropriate education campaign and/or materials as needed to convey any messaging created in accordance with program goals and objectives and based on knowledge of the target audience(s). Campaign items and materials can utilize various media such as printed materials, billboard and mass transit advertisements, websites, social media or other special events.
4.2.1.1.7 Determine methods and process of distribution for campaign materials in accordance with a knowledgebase of the target audience(s) (i.e. what is the best way to reach the audience using their preferred mode(s) of communication).
4.2.1.1.8 To the MEP, utilize quantitative and/or qualitative formative evaluation assessments to guide and/or change the program goals and objectives and/or program activities as needed. Evaluate the effectiveness of the program.
4.2.1.1.9 Utilize public input to the MEP (e.g., the opportunity for public comment, public meetings, or other relevant sources) in the development of this MCM.
4.2.1.1.10 During the permit coverage, the program goals and objectives identified must be implemented to the MEP.
4.2.1.1.11 There will be an assessment of the stormwater education/outreach program annually as specified in Part 5.3 of this permit. The permittee must adjust their educational materials and the delivery of such materials to address any shortcomings found as a result of these assessments.
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MCM24.2.2 Public Involvement / Participation
4.2.2.1 Permit requirement. Permittees are required to involve the public in the planning and implementation of activities related to the development and implementation of the SWMP. The proposed Public Involvement / Participation MCM should provide, among other things, a forum and a structure by which to encourage, or to allow, the public to participate. There may be specific ways the public might be involved, based on a program particular needs. For instance, you may want stream watch groups to be organized. As such, the proposed program should describe how this will be accomplished, and the time schedule to do so. At a minimum, permittees shall:
4.2.2.1.1 Create opportunities for citizens to participate in the implementation of stormwater controls (e.g., stream clean-ups, storm drain stenciling, volunteer monitoring, and educational activities).
4.2.2.1.2 Ensure the public can easily find information about the permittee’s SWMP
4.2.2.1.3 Incorporate written procedures for implementing the PIP MCM into the SWMP.
Working Document for MCM 1 & 2. Public Education and Involvement Community-wide Issues & Pollutants of Concern Bacteria General Public - Pet waste projects & materials Agriculture & Livestock - Wild hogs, coyotes, beaver, Canada geese workshops, fact sheets Homeowners - Septic tank postcards Nutrients Homeowners - Carolina Yards program (fertilizer); presentations and workshops Commercial & Govt. - Pesticide trainings General Public –Community Car Wash Kits (buckets, sponges, fliers, poster, phosphate free soap) Sediment Homeowners - Carolina Yards program (buffers, native plants); presentations and workshops General Public – Stream and lakeshore buffer educational materials Youth - Rocks and Erosion program Forestry – bmp flier (in process) Fats, Oil and Grease Commercial – Autoshop packets (posters, postcards, pen holders, recycled tire pens) Commercial & Industry- FOG packets (posters, postcards, pot holders, sponges) Homeowners – FOG postcards, kitchen sponges Litter and Debris Youth: Rain and Drains (storm drain marking) General Public: Litter-acy Campaign (litter pick ups) Commercial: Autoshop packets Stormwater Education General Public, Commercial, Homeowners, Youth – Barrels and Sheds program (rain barrel painting and installations) Homeowners – rain garden workshops and installations Youth – Enviroscape, Fish Bowl and Water Bottle presentations General Public - Camera in the Creek Watershed Postcards (in process) General Public - Books in a Fishbowl (in planning) General Public – Adopt a Stream Mascots: Gilli the Stormwater Fish Finn the Storm Drain Dog Windstorm the Clean Water Carolina Wren Tip Sheets Completed: Drafts or Planning: Gilli’s Car Washing Tips Gilli and Finn’s Pool Care Tips Gilli’s Holiday Tips for Clean Water Gilli’s Boat Washing & Care Tips Finn’s Yard Care Tips Windstorm’s Water & Wildlife Tips Finn’s Pet Waste Tips (& Livestock, Horses) Windstorm’s Kitchen & Home Tips
Gilli’s Flooding & Emergency Tips Social Media: Webpage: www.clemson.edu/carolinaclear/pcsp and Facebook
EducationPlan– PickensCounty
Living Document (last revised: January 2014) Pickens County, City of Easley, City of Liberty, City of Pickens
Pickens County Stormwater Partners (PCSP)ADAPTIVE Stormwater Education & Involvement Plan Year 1
Date
January 1 - December 31, 2014
Lead Service Provider Activity--Program (Italics include participation elements)
Target Geography/ Land Use
Target Pollutant(s)
Participation by other Service ProvidersGen
eral
Stormwate
r
Awarene
ss
Bacter
ia Toxic
Contam
inants
,
petro
leum
produ
cts,
pesti
cides
, hea
vy
metals
Sedim
ent
Nutrien
tsPoll
utants
result
ing in
low
Dissolv
e Oxy
gen
Debris
Tempe
rature
Other
General PublicDate
Lead Service Provider Activity--Program (Italics include participation elements)
Target Geography/ Land Use
Participation by other Service Providers
Carolina Clear Television Commercials and Public Access Channels Pickens County x tbdCarolina Clear Billboards Pickens County x tbd
Carolina Clear Public Perceptions Survey Anderson and Pickens Counties x Jan./Feb. 2014
PCSP, ACSP Public Stormwater Meetings Anderson and Pickens Counties x Carolina Clear Summer 2014
PCSP, ACSP Web-based Stormwater Survey Anderson and Pickens Counties x Carolina Clear, Clemson University January 2015
Carolina Clear, PCSP
Water Quality Publications & Articles, Newsletters, Bill Stuffers Upstate x x x x x x On-going
PCSP Stormwater Education Displays in City Halls & County Administration Facility Pickens County x x x x x x Carolina Clear On-going
PCBEAC Pickens County Environmental Education Center Pickens County x x x x x x PCSP, Pickens County Solid Waste & Recycling, Clemson University On-going
PCSP, ACSP, Public Libraries Books in a Fish Bowl Anderson and
Pickens Counties x x x x x x x x Carolina Clear, Clemson Extension Planning
PCSP Camera in the Creek, Watershed Education Postcard Project Pickens County x Watershed
awareness Pickens County Tourism Planning
PCSP Barrels and Sheds Program - Rain Barrel Painting and Watershed Education Upstate x x x x x x x x Carolina Clear, Clemson Extension On-going
PCSP, ACSP Carwash Program - Posters, Fliers, Bucket Kits Pickens and Anderson Counties x x x Carolina Clear Pilot
PCSP, ACSP, Carolina Clear
Bacteria Program - Pet Waste Projects; Wild Hogs, Coyote, Canada Geese, Livestock and Horses Education Upstate x x SCPRT, SCDNR On-going
City of Pickens Cruisin in Pickens Pickens County x x PCSP June '14
City of Easley City of Easley Farmers Market City of Easley x x PCSP August '14
Save Our Saluda Saluda River Cleanup Upstate x x x Clemson Extension September 20, 2014
SCPRT Lake Oolenoy Clean Up Upstate x x PCSP September 20, 2014
FOJ VIP Litter Sweep Day Pickens & Oconee Counties x x PCSP, Clemson Extension September 20, 2014
City of Liberty Fall for Liberty Pickens County x PCSP October '14Duke Energy, SC
DNR Family Outodoor Adventure Days Upstate x PCSP, ACSP, Clemson Extension October '14
Pickens County Solid Waste &
RecyclingRain Barrel/Compost Bin Sale Upstate x Pickens County, PCSP, Carolina
Clear, Clemson University, SCBG April 27, 2014
Greater Pickens Chamber Azalea Festival Pickens County x PCSP, Carolina Clear, Clemson
Extension April 19, 2014
PCBEAC Earth Day Eco Tour & Litter Sweep Pickens County x x x x x Pickens County Solid Waste & Recycling April '14
Pickens Revitalization
CommitteeStreet Sweep City of Pickens x x x x Carolina Clear April '14
Pendleton District Agricultural Museum - programs Upstate x x x x x ACSP, PCSP Planning
City of Pendelton Spring Jubilee Upstate x ACSP, PCSP April 5, 2014
City of Pendleton Fall Harvest Festival Upstate x x x x ACSP, PCSP October 4, 2014
Sonoco Reycling, PCSP Green Steps Schools Program Pickens County x SCDHEC, SDPC On-going
PCSP Rain and Drains - Storm Drain Marking Program Pickens County x x x x x x x Carolina Clear On-going
PCBEAC "Litter"acy Program Pickens County High Schools x x water
conservationPCSP, Pickens Co. Recycling
Dept., SDPC On-going
SCDHEC Action in the Classroom Environmental Awareness Program Pickens Co. Schools x x x x x x x x PCSP, Pickens Co. Recycling
Dept., SDPC On-going
Clemson Extension, Carolina Clear, PCSP, ACSP
4-H20 Pontoon Classroom Pickens County x x x x x x x x USACE, SCDNR, LHA, SCBG July 2014
Clemson University Environmental
ToxicologyWhat's in Our Waters Pickens County x x x x x x x x macros PCSP Pilot
Youth / K-12 / College / Teachers
General Public
Clemson University Solid Green Club, Students for Environmental Action- Stormwater Education Projects Pickens County x x x x x x PCSP, Carolina Clear On-going
Clemson Extension, SCBG Junior Naturalist Program Upstate x x x x x x PCSP, SCPRT, SCDNR On-going
PCBEAC Trash Bash Pickens County x x x x x x water conservation
Pickens County, PCSP, Clemson Extension February 2014
Clemson Outdoor Lab Rocks and Erosion Upstate x x x x ACSP, PCSP Planning
PCSP, ACSP Stormwater Luncheon for Elected and Appointed Offcials Upstate x TMDLs, 303-d, watersheds Carolina Clear April 2014
PCSP, ACSP Water Resource Committee, Chamber of Commerc, Upstate Water Summitt Upstate x Regulations,
Climate Carolina Clear Planning
Pickens County Dept. of Public Works, PCSP
Best Management Practices (BMP's) Training for Municipal Employees Pickens County x x x x Carolina Clear February 2014
Clemson Extension Forestry Continuing Education Courses Pickens County x x x x x tbdUpstate Forever Upstate Stormwater Managers Meetings Upstate x Permits Pickens County On-going
Clemson Extension Pesticide program for new licenses and recertification Pickens County x On-going
IECA, Clemson University IECA Erosion & Sediment Control training and field day Upstate x x x x Upstate Forever, PCSP Fall 2014
Upstate Forever, ACSP, PCSP Speaker Series??? Upstate x x x x Permits Pickens Co., Greenville Co.,
Anderson Co., Spartanburg Co. Planning
Pickens County Pulbic Service
Commission, PCSP
Fats, Oils, Greases Education Materials for Break Rooms at Industries in County Pickens County x x Fats, Oils,
Greases Carolina Clear On-going
PCSP, ACSP, Carolina Clear Automotive Display Materials Pickens and
Anderson Counties x x x SCDHEC Planning
Clemson University CEPSCI (Certified Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control Inspector) Statewide x x On-going
PCSP, ACSP, Clemson Extension,
SCBG, SCDNR
Rain Garden, Meadow & Rain Barrel Installations & Demonstration Workshops
Anderson & Pickens Counties x x x x Master Gardeners, Master
Naturalists, Native Plant Society On-going
PCSP, ACSP, Carolina Clear Carolina Yards Training, Certifications & Presentations Upstate x x x Clemson Extension, Garden Clubs On-going
Clemson Extension Master Naturalist Program Upstate x x x x x x x x SCPRT, SCDNR, Carolina Clear Fall 2014LHA Lake Cleanups Lake Hartwell x x PCSP, Clemson Extension Spring 2013 & Fall 2014
FOLKS Lake Cleanups Lake Keowee x x x PCSP, Duke Energy Fall '12 - Spring '13Clemson Extension Master Gardener Program Upstate x x x Spring '13
LHA Covekeeper "Lakewatch" Program Upstate x x x x x x x ACSP, PCSP On-goingClemson Extension,
PCSP, ACSP Wild Hog, Beaver, Coyote Workshop Pickens, Oconee, Anderson x x x x x SC DNR March 13, 2014
Carolina Clear Create Annual Report PCSP, ACSP Year 2014
Carolina ClearMaintain Upstate Watershed Partners (Anderson and
Pickens County Stormwater Partners) website and Facebook Page
On-going
Carolina Clear Maintain digital database to collect and analyze programmatic information On-going
Carolina Clear Recruit additional education providers to broaden and enhance activities On-going
Legend:FOJ - Friends of JoccasseeFOLKS - Friends of Lake KeoweeIECA - International Erosion and Control AssociationLHA - Lake Hartwell AssociationPCBEAC - Pickens County Beautification & Environmental Association CommitteePCSP - Pickens County Stormwater PartnersSCBG - South Carolina Botanical GardenSC DHEC - South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental ControlSC DNR - South Carolina Department of Natural ResourcesSC PRT - South Carolina Parks, Recreation, & TourismSDPC - School District of Pickens CountyUSACE - United State Army Corps of Engineers
Elected and Appointed Officials and Community Staff
Commercial/Technical/Municipal Professionals
Homeowners & Homeowner Associations
PCSC Program Management
EducationPlan– AndersonCounty
January 1 - Dececmber 31, 2014
Lead Service Provider
Activity--Program (Italics include participation elements)
Target Geography/ Land
Use
Target Pollutant(s)
Participation by other Service Providers
Living Document (last revised: January 2014) Anderson County, City of Belton
Anderson County Stormwater Partners (ACSP)ADAPTIVE Stormwater Education & Involvement Plan Year 1
DateGenera
l
Stormwate
r
Awarene
ss
Bacter
ia Toxic
Contam
inants
,
petro
leum
produ
cts,
pesti
cides
, hea
vy
metals
Sedim
ent
Nutrien
tsPoll
utants
result
ing in
low
Dissolv
e Oxy
gen
Debris
Tempe
rature
OtherLead Service
ProviderActivity--Program (Italics include participation
elements)
Target Geography/ Land
UseParticipation by other Service
ProvidersGeneral Public
Date
Carolina Clear Television Commercials and Public Access Channels Anderson County x tbdCarolina Clear Billboards Anderson County x tbd
Carolina Clear Public Perceptions Survey Anderson and Pickens Counties x Jan./Feb. 2014
ACSP/PCSP Public Stormwater Meetings Anderson and Pickens Counties x Carolina Clear Summer 2014
ACSP/PCSP Web-based Stormwater Survey Anderson and Pickens Counties x Carolina Clear, Clemson
University December 2014
Carolina Clear, ACSP, PCSP, City
of Belton
Water Quality Publications & Articles, Newsletters, Bill Stuffers Upstate x x x x x x Clemson Extension On-going
KAB Articles in "Litter-ature" Anderson County x x x x x x Carolina Clear, Clemson Extension, ACSP, PCSP Year 2014
ACSP Stormwater Education Displays in City Halls & County Facilities Anderson County x x x x x x Carolina Clear On-going
ACSP Anderson County Recycling Education Center & Pavilion Andeson County x x x x x xPCSP, Pickens County Solid Waste & Recycling, Clemson
ExtensionPlanning
ACSP, PCSP, Public Libraries Books in a Fish Bowl Anderson and
Pickens Counties x x x x x x x x Carolina Clear, Clemson Extension Planning
ACSP & PCSP Barrels and Sheds Program - Rain Barrel Painting and Watershed Education Upstate x x x x x x x x Carolina Clear, Clemson
Extension On-going
ACSP, PCSP, Carolina Clear
Bacteria Program - Pet Waste Projects; Wild Hogs, Coyote, Canada Geese, Livestock and Horses Education Upstate x x SCPRT, SCDNR On-going
ACSP, PCSP Carwash Program - Posters, Fliers, Bucket Kits Anderson and Pickens Counties x x x Carolina Clear Pilot
City of Belton Standpipe Heritage & Arts Festival City of Belton, Anderson County x x ACSP October 4, 2014
Anderson County Farmers Market Anderson County x x ACSP Summer 2014
Anderson County Balloons over Anderson Upstate x x x x PCSP, Carolina Clear Oct. 10, 11, 12, 2014
Anderson County Anderson County Fair Upstate x x x Clemson Extension tbd
City of Pendelton Spring Jubilee Upstate x ACSP, PCSP April 5, 2014
City of Pendleton Fall Harvest Festival Upstate x x x x ACSP, PCSP October 4, 2014
Pendleton District Agricultural Museum - programs Upstate x x x x x ACSP, PCSP Planning
Clemson Outdoor Lab Rocks and Erosion Upstate x x x x ACSP, PCSP Planning
Duke Energy, SC DNR Family Outodoor Adventure Days Upstate x ACSP, PCSP, Clemson
Extension September 27, 2014
ACSP, PCSP, SC DHEC, Clemson
Solid GreenRain Barrel/Compost Bin Sale, Lawn Mower Exchange Upstate x Carolina Clear, Clemson
University, SCBG April 27, 2014
KAB Litter Pick-Ups Anderson County x x x ACSP On-going
Sonoco Reycling, ACSP Green Steps Schools Program Anderson County x SCDHEC, SDPC On-going
ACSP Storm Drain Marking Program Anderson County x x x x x x x Carolina Clear Planning
SCDHEC Action in the Classroom Environmental Awareness Program
Anderson Co.unty Schools x x x x x x x x ACSP, Anderson Co. Recycling
Dept., School District On-going
Clemson Extension, Carolina Clear, ACSP, PCSP
Eco 4-H20 Camp Upstate x x x x x x x x Clemson Outdoor Lab, USACE, SCDNR, LHA, SCBG July 2014
Clemson Outdoor Lab Rocks and Erosion Upstate x x x x ACSP, PCSP Planning
Youth / K-12 / College / Teachers
General Public
Clemson Extension, SCBG Junior Naturalist Program Upstate x x x x x x ACSP, PCSP, SCPRT, SCDNR On-going
ACSP Earth Camp??? Anderson County x x x x x Summer 2014
ACSP, PCSP Stormwater Luncheon for Elected and Appointed Offcials Upstate x TMDLs, 303-d, watersheds Carolina Clear April 2014
ACSP, PCSP Water Resource Committee, Chamber of Commerc, Upstate Water Summitt Upstate x Regulations,
Climate Carolina Clear Planning
Anderson County Dept. of Planning &
Public Works, ACSP
Best Management Practices (BMP's) Training for Municipal Employees Anderson County x x x x Carolina Clear tbd
Clemson Extension Forestry Continuing Education Courses, Brochure Upstate x x x x x tbd
Upstate Forever Upstate Stormwater Managers Meetings Upstate x Permits Pickens County On-going
Clemson Extension Pesticide program for new licenses and recertification Upstate x On-going
IECA, Clemson University IECA Erosion & Sediment Control training and field day Upstate x x x x Upstate Forever, PCSP Fall 2014
Upstate Forever, ACSP, PCSP Speaker Series??? Upstate x x x x Permits Pickens Co., Greenville Co.,
Anderson Co., Spartanburg Co. Planning
Anderson County Pulbic Service
Commission, ACSP
Fats, Oils, Greases Education Materials for Break Rooms at Industries in County Anderson County x x Fats, Oils,
Greases Carolina Clear Planning
ACSP, PCSP, Carolina Clear Automotive Display Materials Anderson and
Pickens Counties x x x SCDHEC Planning
Clemson University CEPSCI (Certified Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control Inspector) Statewide x x On-going
ACSP, PCSP, Clemson
Extension, SCBG, SCDNR
Rain Garden, Meadow & Rain Barrel Installations & Demonstration Workshops
Anderson & Pickens Counties x x x x
Master Gardeners, Master Naturalists, Native Plant
Society On-going
ACSP, PCSP, Carolina Clear Carolina Yards Training, Certifications & Presentations Upstate x x x Clemson Extension, Garden
Clubs On-going
Clemson Extension Master Naturalist Program Upstate x x x x x x x x SCPRT, SCDNR, Carolina Clear Fall 2014
Clemson Extension Master Gardener Program Upstate x x x Spring 2014
Clemson Extension, ACSP,
PCSPWild Hog, Beaver, Coyote Workshop Pickens, Oconee,
Anderson x x x x x SC DNR March 13, 2014
LHA Covekeeper "Lakewatch" Program Upstate x x x x x x x ACSP, PCSP On-going
LHA Lake Cleanup Lake Hartwell x x ACSP, PCSP, Clemson Extension Fall 2014
Carolina Clear Create Annual Report ACSP, PCSP Year 2014
Carolina ClearMaintain Upstate Watershed Partners (Anderson and
Pickens County Stormwater Partners) website and Facebook Page
On-going
Carolina Clear Maintain digital database to collect and analyze programmatic information On-going
Carolina Clear Recruit additional education providers to broaden and enhance activities On-going
Legend: ACSP -Anderson County Stormwater PartnersIECA - International Erosion and Control AssociationLHA - Lake Hartwell AssociationKAB - Keep Anderson County BeautifalPCSP - Pickens County Stormwater PartnersSCBG - South Carolina Botanical GardenSC DHEC - South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental ControlSC DNR - South Carolina Department of Natural ResourcesSC PRT - South Carolina Parks, Recreation, & TourismUSACE - United State Army Corps of Engineers
Elected and Appointed Officials and Community Staff
Commercial/Technical/Municipal Professionals
Homeowners & Homeowner Associations
PCSC Program Management
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MS4Timeline
NPDES General Permit for Storm Water Discharges from Pickens County SMS4, SCR037704.
PERMIT IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE
DATE SECTIONS REQUIREMENTS 01/01/2014 1.4.1 Storm Water discharges from Pickens County SMS4 reauthorized under SC
NPDES Storm Water General Permit for Small Municipal Storm Sewer Systems, SCR037704
07/01/2014
4.1.2.1 4.2.4.2 4.2.5.1.3, 4.2.6.1. 4.4.3
Revise SWMP and / or, if applicable, up-to-date NOI Continue developing, implementing and enforcing a Construction Site Storm Water Runoff Control program including relevant sections of the existing ordinance or other regulatory mechanism; written procedures to implementing Post Construction Site Performance Standards Municipal Facility Inventory Documented Written Acceptance of agreements made with other entities sharing responsibilities for implementing MCM on this SMS4 behalf
01/01/2015
3.2.1.1.1 Existing TMDL Monitoring and Assessment 4.1.4 Adequate Legal Authority to implement and Enforce SWMP 4.1.5 4.2.4.6, 4.2.5.6
Implement Enforcement Response Plan (ERP) Inspections implemented
4.2.1.1 & 4.2.2.1 Implement, and revise if necessary, a comprehensive Public Education & Outreach on Storm Water Impacts & a Public Involvement/Participation MCM
4.2.1.1.11 Stormwater education / outreach program assessment 4.2.3.2.1 & 4.2.3.2.2 System map, identify priority areas 4.2.3.2.3 Field Screening to Detect Illicit Discharges 4.2.3.9 IDDE training of appropriate municipal field staff 4.2.6.5 Employee Training & Education Requirement 4.2.4.7. Initial MS4 Construction Staff & Plan Reviewers Training 4.2.5 Update Site Performance Standards, Plan Review, Maintenance, Tracking,
Inspection and Enforcement for Post Construction Storm Water Management
4.2.6.2.2 & 4.2.6.4 Development and Documentation of a Municipal Facilities and Stormwater Controls Inventory and Storm Sewer Maintenance Activities
4.5.1 SWMP Annual Review 07/01/2015 3.2.1.2.1.a.i Existing TMDL Monitoring Activities Initiated
4.2.6.2 Municipally owned, or operated, facilities assessment
01/01/2016
3.2.1.1.3 Monitoring & Assessment Plans for new TMDL 4.2.1.1.11 Stormwater education / outreach program assessment 4.2.3.2.1 & 4.2.3.2.2 Update system map & priority areas ID 4.2.6.3.1 Yearly comprehensive inspection of “high priority” facilities 4.2.6.5 Employee Training & Education Requirement 4.2.6.4.2 & 3 Maintenance of municipally-owned, and/or maintained, structural stormwater
controls 4.5.1 SWMP Annual Review
04/01/2016
1.4.8 3.1.1.2 3.2.1.2.1.d 3.2.1.2.2.c & d 4.1.6 4.2.1.1.11 4.5.1 4.5.4 5.3
SWMP updates for annexation TMDL POC Potential Progress Report on POC Characterization Documentation and Update to 3.2 assessing WLA / WQS achievement Ensure Adequate Resources to Comply with this permit Report on years 1 & 2 assessment Report Years 1 & 2 SWMP reviews Transfer of Operational Authority, Responsibility for SWMP Implementation Annual Report covering years 1 & 2
01/01/2017
4.2.1.1.11 Stormwater education / outreach program assessment 4.2.3.2.1 & 4.2.3.2.2 Update system map & priority areas ID 4.2.3.3.2 Assess IDDE Field Screening Effectiveness 4.2.6.3.1 Yearly comprehensive inspection of “high priority” facilities 4.2.6.4 Storm Sewer System Maintenance Activities 4.5.1 SWMP Annual Review
DATE SECTIONS REQUIREMENTS 07/01/2017 3.2.1.2.1.a.iii Monitoring Activities rolling 18 month calendar initiated for New TMDL
effective after 01/01/2016
01/01/2018
3.3.2.1 & 3.3.4 TMDL Implementation and Analysis 4.2.1.1.11 Stormwater education / outreach program assessment 4.2.3.2.1 & 4.2.3.2.2 Update system map & priority areas ID 4.2.6.3.1 Yearly comprehensive inspection of “high priority” facilities 4.2.6.4 Storm Sewer System Maintenance Activities 4.5.1 SWMP Annual Review
07/01/2018
2.5 Re-notification, NOI for permit re-issuance must be submitted. 2.2.2.2 3.1.1.2 3.2.1.2.1.d 3.2.1.2.2.c & d 3.3.5 3.3.6 4.1.2.1 4.1.6 4.2.1.1.11 4.2.3.2.3.b 4.2.5.6 4.2.6.2 4.5.1 4.5.4 5.3
303(d) impaired waters & TMDL TMDL POC Potential Annual Report Documentation and Update to 3.2 assessing WLA / WQS achievement TMDL Implementation Plan TMDL Implementation and Analysis Progress Sensitive Waters (Part 3) Ensure Adequate Resources to Comply with the permit Report on years 3 & 4 assessments Field Screening to Detect Illicit Discharges Assessment All stormwater controls inspected to ensure correct operation & maintenance Assessment of Municipally-owned or operated facility assessment reported Report years 3 & 4 SWMP reviews Transfer of Operational Authority, Responsibility for SWMP Implementation Annual Report covering years 3 & 4
12/31/2018
4.2.1.1.11 Annual PEO assessment 4.2.3.2.2 Update IDDE priorities 4.2.5.6 All stormwater Post Construction Control measures inspected at least
once. 4.2.6.3.1 Yearly comprehensive inspection of “high priority” facilities 4.2.6.4 All municipally-owned, or operated, facilities & controls inspected. 4.2.6.4.1 Catch basins cleaned, all catch basins inspected
01/01/2020 Years +
2.6.4 5.3
If the expired permit is continued, so is this implementation schedule. Annual Reports are due every anniversary date of the expired permit.
PalmettoPride- EducationBuildingBeautification
On-going
PalmettoPride- EducationBuildingBeautification
On-going
FallforLibertyFestival
October 26, 2013
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TrickorTreatonMain
October 26, 2013
What’sinourWatersFieldTrip
October 26, 2013
SouthCarolinaBotanicalGarden-RainGardenPlanning
CarolinaYards,SCDNR
HALLO”GREENING” WORKSHOP II
Ghostly Meadows, Eerie Rain Chains, Hollow Rain Barrels, Prickly Invasives, Misty Rain Gardens!
Learn about and plant native grasses and forbs, and remove invasive plants in the Skip Still Meadow.
Help maintain a rain garden.
Learn about rainwater harvesting and rain barrel set-up.
Tuesday, October 29, 9 am – 12 noon SC DNR Clemson Office, 311 Natural Resources Drive, Clemson, SC 29631
Workshop and materials are free. Costumes welcome in the meadow patch! To register, contact Renee Watson 864-878-1394 x114 or email [email protected].
(Registration is limited.)
October 29, 2013
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CarolinaYards,SCDNR
October 29, 2013
CarolinaYards,SCDNR
October 29, 2013
UpstateExtensionRetreat
October 30, 2013
Lower Mill Creek Falls
StormDrainMarking–PickensMiddleSchool
October 31, 2013“Rain & Drains”
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EasleyHighSchoolEnvironmentalClub
October 31, 2013
Gilli & the Recycle Guys!
RainBarrelPainting–ClemsonUniversityEcoReps
November 4, 2013
“Barrels & Sheds”
RainBarrel– ClemsonEcoReps
November 4, 2013
CameraintheCreekWatershed
Postcard Project
On-going
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ThePrairieProject– ChampionoftheEnvironmentAward
Pickens County Career & Technology Center
PalmettoPride–EducationBuildingBeautification
November 12, 2013
Bench Painting – Lee Hall
StormDrainMarking–BoyScouts
November 30 , 2013
Composting&Fats,Oil,GreasePresentation– PickensHigh
December 2, 2013
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WalkinginaWinterWaterlandPickensCountyAdministrativeFacility
ChristmasDoorContestChristmas)Door)–)Stormwater:))Hallway:))snowflakes)and)water)drops)hanging)from)ceiling)Gilli)and)Finn)cut>outs)decorated)by)door))On)door:)Christmas)wrapping)paper)Song)lyrics)Gilli)on)sleigh)in)goldfish)bowl)with)Finn)pulling)sleigh)on)land)Finn)on)sleigh)with)Gilli)pulling)sleigh)in)water)Subwatershed)Map)with)a)snowman)in)each)watershed)with)a)clean)water)message) (Dick Smith, Felix Bernard, 1934) Winter Wonderland Winter Waterland Sleigh bells ring, are you listening, In the lane, snow is glistening A beautiful sight, We're happy tonight, Walking in a winter wonderland. Gone away is the bluebird, Here to stay is a new bird He sings a love song, As we go along, Walking in a winter wonderland. In the meadow we can build a snowman, Then pretend that he is Parson Brown He'll say: Are you married? We'll say: No man, But you can do the job When you're in town. Later on, we'll conspire, As we dream by the fire To face unafraid, The plans that we've made, Walking in a winter wonderland.
Rain drops freeze, are you listening, Along the streets, snow is glistening A beautiful sight, We’re happy tonight, Walking in a winter waterland. Gone away is the litter, Here to stay is clean water, We sing a clear song, As we go along, Walking in a winter waterland. Around the county we can build some snowmen, They are frozen water round and round We’ll say: Are you merry? They’ll say: yes ma’am, Cause clean water is our gift from the towns. Later on, we’ll pick up pet waste As we dream of more clean space, No pesticides or oil, fertilizers or eroded soil, Walking in a winter waterland… Walking…in a clean water… wonderland…Pickens County!
WalkinginaWinterWonderland
1st Place Christmas Door Contest Winner
LongShoalsPark
319 ProjectDecember 10, 2013
Adopt-A-StreamTraining
December 14, 2013
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FloodingPresentation–ClemsonElementary
January 8, 2014
WatershedAcademy
January 16-17, 2014
Adopt-A-StreamTraining
January 18, 2014
Upcoming Stormwater EducationActivitiesJanuary –
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UpcomingEventsWater & Recycle Bingo, Girl Scouts Silver Award, Jan. 31
Adopt-A-Stream Training – Feb. 1
Clemson University Sustainability Week - Feb. 17-21
Bellfest at Lake Jocassee– March 15
Wildhog Workshop– March 18
Pond 101 Workshop – March 19
GA Adopt-A-Stream Confluence – March 22
Azalea Festival – April 19
TrashBash
February 2014
TeacherIn-service
February 21, 2014
Environmental Education Programs School District of Pickens County Teacher In-Service Day, February 21, 2014 8:30 – 9:25 a.m. Recycling in Pickens County Schools Is your school recycling? Learn what resources are available and how to set up a recycling program at your school. Free recycling pick up is available for Pickens County schools! Find out how recycling helps the environment and economy in our county.
Lou Ponder, Pickens County Deputy Director of Public Works Jason Anders, Pickens County Recycling Coordinator Mandy Barnett, Pratt Industries Recycling, Procurement Rep.
9:30 – 10:25 a.m. Repeat - Recycling in Pickens County Schools 10:30 – 11:25 a.m. – Action for a Cleaner Tomorrow & Action in the Classroom http://www.scdhec.gov/environment/lwm/recycle/education.htm Need an activity-based, interdisciplinary curriculum supplement for environmental education in the classroom? Get the Action for a Cleaner Tomorrow notebook featuring 31 lessons that are correlated to the state's science standards. To supplement for fifth, seventh and environmental science classes, schedule an in-school Action in the Classroom presentation about recycling and natural resources.
Mary Margaret Mendenhall & Laura McCoy Thomas, SC DHEC Office of Solid Waste Reduction & Recycling, Environmental Education Programs
12:30 – 1:25 p.m. Repeat – Action for a Cleaner Tomorrow 1:30 – 2:25 p.m. South Carolina Green Steps Schools http://www.greenstepschools.com http://www.clemson.edu/carolinaclear/pcsp Be a SC Green Steps School! This program is an environmental education initiative that encourages schools to take annual steps toward becoming more environmentally responsible. Learn about resources, grants, and what projects are happening now in Pickens County schools…gardening, recycling, rain barrels, 4H and more!
Jane Hiller, Sonoco Recycling Education Specialist & SC Green Step Schools Coordinator Cathy Reas Foster, Pickens County Stormwater Partners, Environmental Education Coordinator
2:30 – 3:25 p.m. Repeat – South Carolina Green Steps Schools
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• Bee Well Honey Shop• City of Pickens – City Hall• RC Edwards Middle School• Clemson Downs• Central Elementary School• AR Lewis Elementary School• Clemson House• Madren Center• Pickens Middle School
“Barrels & Sheds”
On-Going Programs
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BacteriaProgram
• Pick Up Pet Waste - Puppy Love Kits
• Workshop
Problem with Wild Hogs, Beavers or Coyotes? Want to Know Your Options?
Date: Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Time: 1:30 – 4:30 p.m.
Where: SC DNR Clemson Office, 311 Natural Resources Drive, Clemson, SC 29631
Who: W. Cory Heaton, Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent
What: Discussing the latest research and hunting regulations with wild hogs, beavers and coyotes
Registration Fee: $20
** Please RSVP to Renee Watson 864-878-1394 ext. 114 by 4:30 p.m. March 7th. **
Wild hogs, coyotes and beavers destroy and harm our natural resources and agricultural land. Wild hogs spread bacteria in our waterways and destroy our cropland. Coyotes pose a threat to newborn or sick livestock. Beavers cause floods, timber damage, and weaken shorelines causing erosion. Learning the best ways to control these pests allows for better land and natural resource protection as well as healthier and safer livestock.
Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service offers its programs to people of all ages, regardless of race, color, gender, religion, national origin, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, marital or family status and is an equal opportunity employer.
Should you require special accommodations due to a disability, please notify our office ten days prior to the event.
On-Going Programs
Fats,Oil,GreaseProgram• Restaurants & Cafeterias – FOG Packets
• Industrial Permit Facilities
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StormDrainMarking“Rains & Drains”
On-Going Programs
• Girl Scouts• Boy Scouts• Schools• HOAs
CarolinaYards
• Anderson Garden Club, Garrison Farm – Feb. 20
• Keowee Key – March 14
• Easley Garden Club - TBD
On-Going Programs
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TipSheets
On-Going Programs
Finn The Storm Drain Dog
Pet Waste
Pet waste carries bacteria, viruses and parasites that can threaten the health of humans and wildlife. The average dog produces 3/4 pounds of waste every day. A single gram of dog feces can contain 23 million fecal coliform bacteria, which can spread diseases like Giardia, Salmonella and Campylobacter. Pet waste contains phosphorous and nitrogen which are nutrients that can cause algae and weed growth in water bodies.
Rainwater that flows across yards, ditches, parks and trails on its way to our creeks, rivers and lakes through streets and storm drains is called stormwater. Pet waste left on the ground can contribute to stormwater pollution.
Pick up pet waste and place it in the trash!
Finn’s Pet Waste Tips
Gilli’s Holiday Tips
for Clean Water!
x Compost leftover fruits and vegetables, and holiday greens.
x Don’t pour fats, oil, and grease down the kitchen sink; recycle it!
x Recycle unwanted electronics.
x Recycle Christmas trees at a Pickens County
Recycling Center.
x Use reusable tableware instead of throw-away dishes.
x Reuse old wrapping paper or boxes, or recycle them.
x Use reusable bags while shopping.
x Make sure your dishwasher is full; running fewer
cycles saves energy and water!
x Take pride in the community – Do Not Litter!
Upcoming –• Boat Washing• Litter• Backyard Pools• Fats, Oil, Grease (FOG)
THANK YOU for being aStormwater Partner
Coming Soon….Gilli, Finn & Windstorm get a home!