Site plan review procedure Revision as of 20:54, 30 January 2018 by Mhandt (talk | contribs) (→Municipal separate storm sewer system (MS4) site plan review procedures)
Municipal separate storm sewer system (MS4) site plan review procedures
Site plan reviews are opportunities to identify and remedy potential issues related to stormwater management before construction begins. A proper stormwater site plan review will evaluate proposed projects for all of your community's erosion, sediment, and waste control requirements and ensure that the project is proposing an adequate post-construction stormwater management system to meet your post-construction treatment standards for total phosphorus (TP), total suspended solids (TSS), and volume.
The Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit requires the permittee to conduct site plan reviews. Permittees must perform and document site plan reviews for construction projects that disturb one acre or more of land. The site plan review ensures active and post-construction requirements of a permittee's regulatory mechanism (e.g. code, ordinance, law) are met. The MS4 Permit requires the regulatory mechanism to be as stringent as the MNR100001/Construction Stormwater Permit.
Resources
- MPCA Site plan review guidance - MPCA's guidance on what elements should be evaluated during a site plan review
- Documentation that MS4 staff should retain - List of all the documentation requirements (what information to keep, how long to keep it, level of detail to keep, etc.) for compliance with the MS4 permit
- Site plan review checklist - MPCA's site plan review checklist
- Site plan review checklist - City of Cloquet's site plan review checklist
- Site plan review checklist - City of Rice Lake's site plan review checklist
- Site plan review checklist - City of Hutchinson's site plan review checklist
- Site plan review procedure - City of Elk River's site plan review procedure
- Site plan review procedure - City of Cloquet's site plan review procedure
- Site plan review procedure - City of Rice Lake's site plan review procedure