The Public Works Department of Springdale is responsible for the storm system within the City. Springdale is one of seven communities within Hamilton County that has its own permit with the Ohio EPA to preserve and protect the environment. In accordance with the permit, the City has a total of six minimum control measures under the permit to aid in storm water clarity. They are;
In Springdale, there are separate sewer systems for both sanitary and storm sewers. Sanitary sewage is carried by pipes to treatment facilities that process waste before returning the water back to the rivers. Storm runoff is carried through pipes directly to creeks and rivers, thus the ever important reason to help improve water quality.
In 2006, the City updated its storm water ordinance to include new requirements of the latest permit. See Ordinance 68-2006 updating Section 95.03 of the Codified Ordinance.
The City's National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit requires the City and permit applicants to address storm water pollution issues in development of private and public projects. The requirements include implementation of Best Management Practices (BMPs) during construction and the use of Integrated Management Practices (IMPs) for permanent, post-construction controls to reduce pollutants discharged from the project site.
City of Springdale Storm Water Management Program (December 2016)
Ohio EPA Rainwater and Land Development Manual
Ohio EPA General Permit for Construction Activity under NPDES
Ohio EPA Construction General Permit SWPP Checklist
Ohio EPA Maintaining Control Measures, Guidance for Private Owners and Operators
Chapter 95: Illicit Diischarge
Chapter 151: Stormwater Detention
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