Latest Update: 27 Apr 2010

Stormwater Management Program

Attention: Developers and Contractors,

Under the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation's Storm Water Permit GP-0-08-001, all developers, contractors and subcontractors must identify at least one trained individual from their company that will be responsible for implementation of the SWPPP, and have at least one trained individual on site on a daily basis when soil disturbance activities are being performed. Also, developers must have a qualified inspector conduct regular site inspections in accordance with GP-0-08-001.

* Qualified inspectors and trained individuals must have 4 hours of training in the principles and practices of Erosion and Sediment Control Endorsed by NYS DEC; SWCD or CPESC inc. Training is good for 3 years. Training is not required for CPESC, LA and PE certified persons.

Trained individual must be on site on a daily basis during soil disturbance activities starting May 1, 2010

Schodack's Stormwater Management Law: MS Word .doc format (As of 6/25/09)

Schodack's 2009-2010 Stormwater Management MS4 Annual Report

Informational links on this page are intended to educate residents about the influence of stormwater on streams, rivers and lakes. The Director of Planning and Zoning is your liasion for all Stormwater Management Program topics. For more information call: Nadine Fuda / Director of Planning and Zoning: office - 477-7938 or call - 376-7875.

This page is a work in progress and will be updated periodically.

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