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Title: Stormwater


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StormwaterProblems Solutions
Jim Nash
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A water resources commissionerThen
  • Unique to Michigan
  • Initially cleared swamps and marshes
  • Each township had a drain commissioner

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and Now
  • There are 83 counties in Michigan
  • Only 66 of them have drain commissioners
  • Environmental services
  • Lake levels, soil erosion prevention, drainage
  • Water treatment and distribution
  • Wastewater collection and treatment

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Important Keys for Clean Water
  • No Single Program Holds the Solution
  • Educating the Public / Community Leaders
  • Land Use Planning
  • Promote Green Infrastructure Alternatives
  • Embrace New Technology

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Pollution Sources Have Evolved
  • 1972 Clean Water Act
  • Point Sources Were Dominant Pollution Cause
  • Today, Pollution Sources Have Evolved
  • Stormwater Runoff, non-point source pollution
  • Failing Septic Systems
  • Jurisdictional Lines add Complexity

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New Stormwater Rules
  • More comprehensive than 2003 permit
  • Requires standards ordinance
  • Limits volume
  • Establishes quality of discharge
  • Doesnt exceed pre-development rate
  • First 1-inch (90 of storms) must be treated

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How Our Customers See the New Rules
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Engaging Municipalities in Climate Adaptation for
Water Resources The Role of Boundary
Organizations
Rebecca Esselman Huron River Watershed Council
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Creating Climate Resilient Communities
  • Goal pilot a process to address local climate
    change impacts by convening interested
    stakeholders to determine information needs and
    strategies that build resiliency in the watershed

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Sector-based Workgroups
  • WATER INFRASTRUCTURE
  • For practitioners involved with water utilities,
    wastewater treatment facilities, stormwater
    management
  • IN-STREAM FLOWS
  • For dam operators, fisheries biologists, and
    hydrologists
  • NATURAL INFRASTRUCTURE
  • For land managers involved with natural areas
    preservation, restoration, and management

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Implications of precipitation changes
  • Fact Sheets on Issues
  • Stormwater Detention and Conveyance
  • Bankfull Events
  • Lake Level Management
  • Floodplain Definition
  • Fact Sheets on Best Practices/Solutions
  • Revision of Stormwater Rules
  • Green Infrastructure

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For additional information,please visit our
website
  • www.oakgov.com/water
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