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| Post-Construction Requirements The Central Coast Water Board's new, more stringent Post-Construction Requirements (PCRs) become effective March 6, 2014. For additional information as well as a link to the Stormwater Technical Guide, visit the Developers Resources page. |
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The Monterey Regional Stormwater Management Program will be hosting a free public workshop on Thursday, April 17 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Watsonville Civic Plaza Community Room. The workshop will introduce the new Post-Construction Requirements as well as present the Stormwater Technical Guide to assist with project compliance. For more information and to RSVP, view or download the event flyer. |
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Beautify Your Parks Workshop & Planting May 10: Learn how native plants can enhance your community parks and home gardens, reduce your water bill and pesticide use, provide habitat for butterflies and birds, and protect the Monterey Bay. View or download the event flyer. |
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| Residents can make a difference with their actions to prevent pollution. Everyday activities like washing your car or caring for your garden impact water quality. | Simple things you can do to be part of the solution to stormwater pollution. Follow the guidelines and you'll help minimize the discharge of pollutants from your facility into our storm drains. | Browse the interim Low Impact Deveopment (LID) guidelines and resources. |
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 Central Coast Areas of Special Biological Significance (ASBS) Regional Monitoring Program The Central Coast ASBS Regional Monitoring Program (CC ASBS RMP) is a collaboration of various agencies and entities on the Central Coast, covering an area from Big Sur, in Monterey County, to Pt. Reyes, in Marin County. The project includes monitoring requirements (i.e. water sampling and analysis for various pollutants of concern) specified in the Special Protections for twelve (12) participants designated as Responsible Parties which include: The Counties of Marin, Monterey, San Mateo; the Cities of Carmel-by-the-Sea, Monterey, Pacific Grove; Caltrans, Hopkins Marine Station, Monterey Bay Aquarium and the Pebble Beach Company. The Scope of Work for the Central Coast ASBS Regional Monitoring Program has been developed through discussions with staff from State and Regional Water Boards, as well as the responsible parties discharging storm water into Areas of Special Biological Significance (ASBS). For additional information please contact your local agency and/or entity. However, as a service to this worthwhile endeavor the members of the MRSWMP program are assisting the CC ASBS RMP members by posting meeting notices and agendas on this website. |
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