HomeMy WebLinkAboutReso 2015-136 RESOLUTION NO. 2015-136
RESOLUTIOI�T OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
CHULA VISTA APPROVII�'G AI�rD AUTHORIZIt�'G
SUBMITTAL OF THE SAl`' DIEGO BAl' R'ATERSHED
1�4ANAGEA4ENT ARE.A N'ATER QUALI71' IMPROVEA�ENT
PLAN (R'QTP). .APPROV'II�iG P.i\'D AUTHORIZII�'G
SUBn4ITTAL OF THE "CITY OF CHULA VISTA
JURISDICTIOI�'AL RUI`'OFF MANAGEMEI�'T PROGRAr4.
JUI�'E 201� (JRMP)" DOCUMEI�'T Ai\'D AUTHORIZII`TG THE
SUBA4ITTAL OF SUBSEQUENT JRMP REPORTS AND
UPDATES ALONG �'[TH THE VdQIP AI�Tt�'UAL REPORT TO
THE SAN DIEGO REGIOt�'AL WATER QUALITY CONTROL
BOARD
WHEREAS, on May 08, 20li. the San Diego Reeional Water Qualit�� Control Board
(Re�ional Board) adopted a new National Pollutant Dischazee Elimination S}�stem (1�'PDES)
Permit and Waste Discharge Requirements for Discharees from the Municipal Separate Storm
Se�ver Systems (n4S4) Drainine the �'�'atersheds ���ithin the San Diego Reeion, Order No. R9-
20li-0001 (Municipal Permit): and
A%HEREAS, the Municipal Permit regulates discharoes to storm drain svstems within 18
municipalities in San Dieeo Count}�_ the Counn� of San Diego, the San Dieoo Counh� Reeional
Airport Authorit}�. and the San Dieeo Unified Port District, as ���ell as li Copermittees in Orange
Counn� and � Copermittees in Ri��erside Count}� (collecti��el�� referred to as "Copermittees"): and
R'HEREAS: the Municipal Permit established a ne��� N�atershed-based approach by which
the Copermittees plan and implement storm ���ater programs; and
WIIEREAS. the ne�i° approach requires that the jurisdictions' storm �vater proerams
address the priority receiving ���ater conditions, focusing efforts to�vazd measureable
impro��ements in recei��ine ti�ater qualit�; and
�4jHEREAS, the Municipal Permit requires Responsible Parties; in each of the reeion's
N�atersheds, to de��elop A'ater Qualirv Improvement Plans; and
A'HEREAS; the Municipal Permit places responsibilities on municipalities to pre��ent
throueh enforcement of their ordinances and permitting requirements, discharges of pollutant(s)
from their storm drainase svstems to the ���aters of the United States: and
VdHEREAS. the San Dieeo Ba�� is the ultimate receivina ���ater bodv of the watershed
that encompasses Chula Vista; and
R'HEREAS: pursuant to Section 303(d) Clean V�'ater Act; 33 USCA Section 12�1 et seq..
the United States Em�ironmental Protection Aeenc}� (USEPA) and the Regional Board have
declared San Dieeo Ba�� to be an impaired ���ater bodv and therefore: special restrictions apph to
discharges from all municipalities ���ithin the San Dieeo Ba�� �1'atershed; and
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WHEREAS. this condition demands extra vigilance and effort on the part of affected
municipalities; and
WHEREAS, the Cities of San Diego, Chula Vista, La Mesa, Lemon Grove, National
City, Imperial Beach, San Diego Unified Port District (Pori of San Diego), San Diego Counh�
. Regional Airport Authorit}�; County of San Diego and California Department of Transportation,
collectively referred to as the Responsible Parties (RP) developed the San Diego Bay Water
Quality Impro��ement Plan (WQIP) document in response to the requirements of the Municipal
Permit: and
WHEREAS, each Copermittee is also required to update their .Turisdictional Runoff
Manaeement Program (JRMP) and other relevant program documents and standards by June 27,
201� in order to be in compliance with the Municipal Permit; and
WHEREAS, the purpose of the WQIP is to guide the Responsible Parties' Jurisdictional
Runoff Management Programs (JRMPs) toward achieving improved water quality in MS4
discharges and receiving waters; and
WHEREAS, in the San Diego Bay WQIP, priorities and goals are established and
strate�ies selected for implementation by the Responsible Parties in order to achieve progress
toward improving water quality. This approach establishes the WQIP as the foundation that each
Responsible Party uses to develop and implement its JRMP; and
WHEREAS, Responsible Parties' JRMPs contain the strategies, standards and protocols
by which each Responsible Party will implement its individual program in response to the
priorities and goals established in the Water Quality ]mprovement Plan; and
WHEREAS, the V�'QIP Plan identifies goals related to each Highest Priority and Focused
Priority. Furthermore; individual schedules for each goal were established; and
WHEREAS, together, the goals and schedules define the targets that the Responsible
Parties use to develop their programs and to measure progress; and
WHEREAS. the JRMP is an outline of the program to be implemented by Cit}� staff, as
required by the Municipal Permit, to ensure that all new development and redevelopment
existing industrial, commercial, residential, municipal land uses, and construction sites
impleroent adequate pollution prevention measures and BMPs, as well as conduct necessary
monitoring and reporting: and
WHEREAS, the JRMP is a dynamic document, and includes: inventories of active
construction and building sites; commercial and industrial facilities; lists of minimum and
recommended BMPs, Best Available Technologies, and Best Conventional Technologies; and,
locations of sensitive areas and impaired water bodies; and
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WHEREAS, the JR�9P document includes the o��erall program to be implemented b}� the
Cit�� w�ithin its jurisdiction durine the life of the D4unicipal Permit and covers major components
as follows: (1) Leeal Authority Establishment and Enforcemenr; (2) Illicit Discharee Detection
and Elimination; (3) Development Plannine: (4) Construction ?�4anaeement: (�) Existing
De��elopment Manasement: (6) Enforcement Response Plan: (7) Public Education and
Participation; (8) Fiscal Anal��sis; and
�1%HEREAS, required b�= the Municipa] Permit. each ��eaz the City �vill submit its JRI�4P
report and updates along �+�ith the San Diego Ba�- WQIP annual report to the Regional Boazd.
Am- program modifications will be for the advancement of the Cit��`s program and �vill compl}�
with all regulations as presented in the Municipal Permit; and
WHEREAS: the City is currentiv continuing to implement the storm water qualit�
proeram that ���as de��eloped for compliance Nith the pre��ious \'PDES Municipal Permit, Order
No. 2007-0001, and Municipal Code Section 14.20; and
�'�%HEREAS. updatine the Ciri`s Ordinances, authorizine the submittal of San Diego Ba��
(V�'QIP); appro��ing and authorizing the submittal of the "Ciri- of Chula Vista JRMP document to
the Regional Boazd bv the due date of June 27. 201�, are requirements of the A4unicipal Permit;
and
A'HEREAS, non-compliance �vith said requirements ��'ill result in a ��iolation of the
Municipal Permit and espose the Citv to enforcement action, including I�'otices of Violation
and/or monetan fines as ���ell as possible third pam� suits.
NO�', THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Cit�� Council of the Cit�- of Chula
Vista. that it approves and authorizes the submittal of San Dieeo Bav (WQIP); appro��es and
authorizes the submittal of the "Cin� of Chula Vista Jurisdictional Runoff A4anaeement Proeram.
June 201� (JRMP) document, and authorizes submittal of subsequent JRMP reports and updates
alone ��ith the WQIP annual report to the San Diego Regional ��%ater Qualit�� Control Board.
Presented bv Approved as to form b��
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�Richard A. Hopkins len�Googin�/ \, �
Director of Public Work Cit�� Attomey ��
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PASSED. APPROVED, and ADOPTED by the Ciry Council of the City of Chula Vista
Califomia; this 16th da}� of June 2015 by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmembers: Aguilar, Bensoussan, McCann, Miesen and Salas
NAYS: Councilmembers: None
ABSENT: Councilmembers: None
Mary S� s, Mayor
ATTEST:
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Donna R. Norris, CMC, rty Clerk
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO )
CITY OF CHULA VISTA )
I, Donna R. Norris, Cit�� Clerk of Chula Vista, California, do hereby certify that the foregoing
Resolution No. 201�-136 was duly passed, approved, and adopted by the City Council at a
regular meeting of the Chula Vista City Council held on the 16th day of June 2015.
Executed this 16th day of June 2015.
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Donna R. Norris, CM�Clerk