Stormwater and You! March 26, 2018
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1 Stormwater and You! March 26, 2018
2 What is largest source of pollution to our Country s rivers and streams? Wastewater plants? Industrial discharges? Stormwater runoff? Answer Stormwater runoff
3 What is Storm Water? Water originating during and immediately after a rain and / or snow events o Soaks into ground ~ becomes groundwater o Evapotranspirates ~ becomes atmospheric o Stays on surface ~ becomes runoff A concern for two main issues o Volume and timing ~ flooding o Pollutants and contaminants ~ water quality Also a commodity o Finite resource becoming more and more scarce o Arid region practices coming our way (harvesting, reuse, etc.)
4 This Afternoon s Presentation Overview of surface water quality issues Description of Chester County s efforts Summary of actions we all can take Solicitation of input on County activities
5 Common Misperceptions Runoff is treated at wastewater plants Fact Runoff flows directly to surface waters o Non-mechanized treatment (ponds, rain gardens, etc.) can reduce pollutant loads o Minimizing pollutants at source more cost-effective
6 Common Misperceptions Big polluters are the culprits Fact We all contribute to stream degradation o Lawn chemicals, vehicular fluids, pet wastes,.. o Better awareness needed
7 What is Polluting Chester County s Waterways? Nutrients Siltation / suspended solids Organics / low dissolved oxygen (D.O.) Pesticides Pathogens Polychlorinated biphenyl (PCBs)
8 Nutrients
9 Siltation / suspended solids
10 Organics / Low D.O.
11 Pesticides
12 Pathogens
13 Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)
14 What is Chester County Doing? Coordinating Water Quality Efforts at Township Level Complying with NPDES Permit Working with Local Nonprofit Groups Practicing Conservation and Environmental Stewardship
15 Impaired Streams in Chester County
16 NPDES Permit Requirements Public Education and Outreach Public Involvement and Participation Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination (IDD&E) Stormwater Management During Construction Post Construction Stormwater Management Good Housekeeping Six Minimum Controls
17 Public Education and Outreach Public Involvement and Participation Maintain websites (Facilities and WRA) Distribute posters and other graphics Install storm drain markers Coordinate trash clean-up days Participate in Envirothon, watershed organizations, others Work with Go Green Chesco
18 Public Education and Outreach Public Involvement and Participation Facilities > Stormwater Program
19 IDD&E Mapping of outfalls Routine screening for dry weather discharges Analysis if or when flow found
20 Construction Management Innovative Site Design
21 Good Housekeeping O&M Program for Structural BMPs o Annual inspections o Maintaining turf and vegetation o Repair of erosion / clearing of sediment O&M Program for Vehicle Maintenance o Fueling o Routine maintenance o Washing
22 Structural BMPs on Chesco Properties Basin-BMP_ID Location Type BRS-A Black Rock Sanctuary Infiltration Basin BRS-B Black Rock Sanctuary Infiltration Basin BRS-C Black Rock Sanctuary Infiltration Basin BRS-D Black Rock Sanctuary Infiltration Basin BRS-E Black Rock Sanctuary Infiltration Basin BRS-F Black Rock Sanctuary Infiltration Basin BRS-G Black Rock Sanctuary Infiltration Basin BRS-H Black Rock Sanctuary Infiltration Basin CP-A County Prison Infiltration Basin CP-B County Prison Infiltration Basin DC-A Data Center Infiltration Basin GSC-A Government Services Center Infiltration Basin GSC-B Government Services Center Infiltration Basin HCP-A Hibernia County Park Retention Basin HCP-B Hibernia County Park Infiltration Basin HCP-C Hibernia County Park Infiltration Basin HCP-D Hibernia County Park Infiltration Basin HCP-E Hibernia County Park Retention Basin NCP-A Nottingham County Park Retention Basin NCP-B Nottingham County Park Retention Basin NCP-C Nottingham County Park Retention Basin OS-A Youth Center Infiltration Basin OS-B Youth Center Retention Basin Basin-BMP_ID Location Type PH-A Pocopson Home Retention Basin PH-B Pocopson Home Infiltration Basin SMF-A Springton Manor Farm Infiltration Basin SMF-B Springton Manor Farm Infiltration Basin SRT-A Schuylkill River Trail Bio Retention Swale SRT-B Schuylkill River Trail Bio Retention Swale SRT-C Schuylkill River Trail Bio Retention Swale SRT-D Schuylkill River Trail Bio Retention Swale SRT-E Schuylkill River Trail Bio Retention Swale SRT-F Schuylkill River Trail Bio Retention Swale SRT-G Schuylkill River Trail Bio Retention Swale SRT-H Schuylkill River Trail Bio Retention Swale SRT-I Schuylkill River Trail Bio Retention Swale SRT-J Schuylkill River Trail Bio Retention Swale SRT-K Schuylkill River Trail Bio Retention Swale SRT-L Schuylkill River Trail Bio Retention Swale WCP-A Warwick County Park Infiltration Basin WCP-B Warwick County Park Infiltration Basin WCP-C Warwick County Park Infiltration Basin WCP-D Warwick County Park Infiltration Basin WCP-E Warwick County Park Retention Basin WCP-F Warwick County Park Retention Basin WCP-G Warwick County Park Infiltration Basin WCP-H Warwick County Park Retention Basin WCP-I Warwick County Park Retention Basin XL-A Exton Library Porous Pavement
23 Pocopson Home Jones Restroom Renovation Complete demolition and renovation of all resident and staff restrooms on 1 st floor. 3 rd and 5 th floors to be completed in Brings restrooms up to current PA Department of Health and ADA standards. Energy efficient LED lighting and water saving plumbing devices. Flows into Waste Water Treatment Plant down by +/-30% as a result of water saving measures installed over past 3 years.
24 Exton Library Boiler Replacement Replaced 1970 s-era multi sectional cast-iron boiler that was beyond its expected useful life and low efficiency. Installed a pair of gas-fired condensing boilers, each rated at 600,000 BTU s. The installation of these boilers achieves two goals - avoiding a boiler failure that could put the Exton Library out of service while repairs are made and realizing the energy savings inherent in the operation of a modern condensing boiler versus the former boiler. Energy savings of +/-30% compared to existing boilers. Part of the ongoing Guaranteed Energy Savings Act (GESA) project with Constellation Energy.
25 Pocopson Home Dishwasher Replacement Replacement of a 13 year old conveyor dishwasher. Energy Star certified. Reduced rinse water usage. Deep-tank design requires fewer refills, saving water and detergent. After the rack exits the machine, an auto-timer automatically shuts off pumps and the conveyor.
26 Government Services Center Lighting Control Panels Replacement of seven lighting control panels, which were obsolete. New panels tie into the upgraded building management system. Provides remote light switching capability, overcurrent protection, control logic, time of day and communication in a standard panelboard enclosure. Monitors the energy consumption of the building lighting and plug load power. Part of the ongoing Guaranteed Energy Savings Act (GESA) project with Constellation Energy.
27 What Can You Do to Help? Join Go Green Chesco o o o Employee-led initiative formed to promote sustainable practices within County Government Open to all employees Attend future public meetings
28 What Can You Do to Help? Volunteer for Stream / Grounds Cleanups Tuesday April 3, 2018 o GSC 3:15 to end of day o Willowdale 3:00 to end of day
29 What Can You Do to Help? Litter / Trash / Oils / Grease o Discard cigarettes in ash receptacles only County working on appropriate banning policies o Report illegal dumping on County properties o Fix automotive leaks o Volunteer for trash cleanups
30 What Can You Do to Help? Household Chemicals o Use non-toxic substitutes wherever possible o Buy only in amount needed / apply as directed o Take unwanted chemicals to collection centers o Use low-phosphate or phosphate-free detergents
31 What Can You Do to Help? Landscaping and Gardening o Build a rain garden o Minimize grassed areas (require high maintenance) o Select plants with low requirements for water o Leave lawn clippings on lawn
32 What Can You Do to Help? Septic Systems o Inspect annually o Pump out regularly o Do not use additives o Do not divert storm drains into systems
33 What Can You Do to Help? Water Conservation o Use low-flow faucets, shower heads, toilets o Repair leaking faucets, toilets and pumps o Use dish / clothes washers only when fully loaded o Do not over-water lawn o Use commercial car washes that recycle Master Gardener / Watershed Steward o Trained volunteers o Focus on consumer-level activities o Learn sustainable horticultural practices
34 What Can You Do to Help? Provide feedback on Chester County s program o Public Education and Outreach o Public Involvement and Participation o Illegal Dumping o Construction and Development o Good Housekeeping
35 What Can You Do to Help? Attend future public meetings Keep eyes open for educational literature
36 Commissioners Goal By 2019, at least 0.3% (2 miles) of County impaired streams will qualify for reevaluation by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection for de-listing of at least one impairment Help us meet this goal!!!
37 Questions / Answers
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