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MCM2 Regulation Summary
Minimum Control Measure 2 requires public involvement programs including but not limited to, SWMP availability for public use and review, SWMP advisory committees, volunteer programs and a means for public UPDES program feedback. See Table A for joining MCM2 sections to SWMP Programs.
Programs
2.1 Riverton Stormwater Utility Citizen Advisory Committee
2.2 Riverton Stormwater Webpage
2.3 Volunteer Opportunity
2.1 Riverton Stormwater Utility Citizen Advisory Committee
Year Executed: 2011
Reference Regulation:
4.2.2.1
Include public involvement of the SWMP program decision making process including amendments and updates.
4.2.2.1
Include public involvement of the SWMP program decision making process including amendments and updates.
Target Pollutants:
Common household pollutants, e.g., fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, typical residential landscaping and maintenance pollutants and debris, garage chemicals and petrochemicals and other similar waste. Waste related to similar activities associated with commercial properties. Common construction pollutants, e.g., Sediment, nutrients, heavy metals, acids and based(pH), pesticides & herbicides, bacteria & viruses, trash, debris, miscellaneous solids
Audiences:
Stormwater Utility Citizen Advisory Committee and General Public
Description:
The committee consists of people living or working in Riverton City representing residents, business, agricultural and institutions in relation stormwater system user types. Staff also involves a councilman representing the public. Its role is to advise the Stormwater Division in making recommendations to the Riverton City Council on matters pertaining to the Utility, Capital Facility Projects and the Stormwater Management Plan. The plan is to meet annually and create a forum for ongoing communication with Riverton Public Works and Stormwater staff. The webpage also includes a feedback button inviting public SWMP feedback.
Measure of Success:
Maintain meeting minutes and questions & answers.
Responsible Staff:
Flood Control Engineer, City Engineer
Funding:
Storm Drain Fee, General Fund
Standard Operations Procedures:
Conclusion:
2021-2022
This program is inactive. The initial committee meetings were time intensive for both City staff and committee members and was not productive. To address equal intent the City evaluates feedback from recipients of implemented programs directly and regularly updates templates and SOPs needing improvement. Staff has found this approach is more effective. The City conformed to the minimum per 4.2.2.4 in 2003 but there was no public comment. The City recently programed a webpage feedback button in 2023 in hope to receive more SWMP specific feedback.
2.2 Riverton Stormwater Webpage
Year Executed: 2011
Reference Regulation:
4.2.2.2, 4.2.2.3, 4.2.2.4
SWMP shall be available to the public review and input and remain available for continual use and review.
4.2.2.2, 4.2.2.3, 4.2.2.4
SWMP shall be available to the public review and input and remain available for continual use and review.
Target Pollutants:
Common household pollutants, e.g., fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, typical residential landscaping and maintenance pollutants and debris, garage chemicals and petrochemicals and other similar waste. Waste related to similar activities associated with commercial properties. Common construction pollutants, e.g., Sediment, nutrients, heavy metals, acids and based(pH), pesticides & herbicides, bacteria & viruses, trash, debris, miscellaneous solids.
Audiences:
Engineers, Construction Contractors, Developers, Planners, City Staff and Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Institutional Property Owners
Description:
The City Stormwater Webpage provides residents, businesses, Institutions, contractors, developers, engineers and planners the necessary information to understand and comply with City standards, ordinances, permit programs pertaining to MS4 requirements. The webpage includes a feedback button inviting public SWMP feedback.
Measure of Success:
Evaluate Stormwater Division Program hits and draw conclusions
Stormwater Program Webpage Activity Statistics
Stormwater Program Webpage Activity Statistics
Responsible Staff:
Flood Control Engineer, Director of Communication
Funding:
Storm Drain Fee, General Fund
Conclusion:
2021-2022
The Webpage is the one of the City's most effective programs for providing UPDES program documents to the intended audiences. The construction and development programs saw the most web activity this year. We hope to see more residential activity with the improved local social media program. The City recently programed a on page feedback button in 2023 in hope to receive more program specific feedback.
2.3 Volunteer Opportunity
Year Executed: 2011
Reference Regulation
4.2.2
SWMP shall provide opportunities for stewardship programs, environmental activities and volunteer projects.
4.2.2
SWMP shall provide opportunities for stewardship programs, environmental activities and volunteer projects.
Target Pollutants:
Common household pollutants, e.g., fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, typical residential landscaping and maintenance pollutants and debris, garage chemicals and petrochemicals and other similar waste. Waste related to similar activities associated with commercial properties. Common construction pollutants, e.g., Sediment, nutrients, heavy metals, acids and based(pH), pesticides & herbicides, bacteria & viruses, trash, debris, miscellaneous solids
Common household pollutants, e.g., fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, typical residential landscaping and maintenance pollutants and debris, garage chemicals and petrochemicals and other similar waste. Waste related to similar activities associated with commercial properties. Common construction pollutants, e.g., Sediment, nutrients, heavy metals, acids and based(pH), pesticides & herbicides, bacteria & viruses, trash, debris, miscellaneous solids
Audiences:
General Public
Description:
Inlet Marking Program
River and Creek Program
Graffiti Removal Program
Stormwater Staff also support unique water quality related service on a case-by-case basis.
River and Creek Program
Graffiti Removal Program
Stormwater Staff also support unique water quality related service on a case-by-case basis.
Measure of Success:
Quantify service projects and evaluate success.
Volunteer Programs Log
Volunteer Programs Log
Responsible Staff:
Flood Control Engineer, Public Works Director, Parks and Recreation Director.
Funding:
Storm Drain Fee, General Fund
Standard Operations Procedures:
Volunteer Program River and Creek SOP
Volunteer Graffiti Removal Program SOP
Volunteer Graffiti Removal Program SOP
Conclusion
2021-2022
2021-2022
There were 3 Creek and River Volunteer Trash Removal Projects and 1 Graffiti Removal this report period. This is a successful program. Staff hopes to improve awareness through invitations through the social media program.