City of Campbell, California

Stormwater Requirements: Developers of Group 1 (AC or more of impervious surface) and Group 2 (10,000 SF or more of impervious project) are required to submit a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Storm Water Runoff Program and permit forms as indicated on the attached documents:

NPDES Storm Water Runoff History (24k pdf)

NPDES Definitions (32k pdf)

Appendix A

Notice to Developers & Contractor’s – Storm Water Regulation Changes (64k pdf)

NPDES Permit Provision C.3 Data Form and Permanent BMP Selection Matrix (1mb pdf)

Best Management Practices for the Construction Industry

Earth-Moving and Dewatering Activities (92k pdf)

Fresh Concrete and Mortar Application (100k pdf)

General Construction and Site Supervision (92k pdf)

Heavy Equipment Operation (76k pdf)

Home Repair and Remodeling (76k pdf)

Landscaping , Gardening and Pool Maintenance (112k pdf)

Painting and Application of Solvents and Adhesives (76k pdf)

Roadwork and Paving (76k pdf)

Statement of Engineered Storm Water Treatment for New and Redevelopment Projects (36k pdf)

Covenants for Operation and Maintenance of Storm Water Facilities (28k pdf)

Landscape Maintenance Techniques for Pest Reduction (611k pdf)

City of Campbell List of Qualified Consultants to Certify Storm Water Management Plans (236k pdf)

BASMAA Pollution Prevention Plan Sheet (96k pdf)

Top Ten Development Tips to Protect Creeks (4.85mb pdf)

4. Stormwater treatment controls (based on California Stormwater BMP Handbook

     Approach).

     Use the following worksheets for sizing specific on-site stormwater treatment

     controls:

                    a. Volume-based sizing worksheet (882k pdf)

                    b. Flow-based sizing worksheet (878k pdf)

                    c. Bioretention sizing tool (coming soon)

Conditions of approval for development projects include the installation and maintenance of Best Management Practices (BMP’s) for site design and storm water treatment, which must be designed per approved numeric sizing criteria. General guidance on the selection and implementation of BMP’s and Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans can be found on the California Storm Water Quality Association website at www.cabmphandbooks.com and at www.scvurppp.org (link to “Reports & Products 2003-2004” and “Guidance Manual”).

Each Group 1 and Group 2 project will also require a Certification of Engineered Storm Water Treatment for New and Redevelopment Projects. The Certification of Engineered Storm Water Treatment for New and Redevelopment Projects may be obtained at the Public Works Department at City Hall or on this website.

Owners of properties with treatment BMP’s will also be required to certify on-going operation and maintenance. For more information, please contact: Public Works Engineering at (408) 866-2150 or via email .