ROAD MAP (Regional Operations and Maintenance Program)
To address requirements in the permit related to municipal operations and maintenance (O&M) activities, as well as collaboration between permittees, a regional coordination program was developed in July of 2007. ROAD MAP (Regional Operations and Maintenance Program) was created to serve as a forum for identifying, discussing, and developing strategies for implementing O&M-related permit requirements. Local jurisdictions were invited to participate in a series of meetings and to serve on committees dealing with various permit elements.
Ditch Maintenance
Roadside ditches can help manage the flow and quality of stormwater and play an important role in clean water. These resources for maintenance and planning can make these simple, common features an important contributor to clean water.
ROAD Map Jan. 21, 2021 Meeting: Porous Pavement Research, Operation & Maintenance
Ani Jayakaran, WSU
Paul Marrinan, PE City of Puyallup
Steve Karlin, Triverus
Spill Response Equipment, Tools, and Training presented at the ROAD Map Oct. 21, 2020 meeting by:
Equipment and Tools: Scott McQuary, City of Redmond
Staff Training: Tanya MacFarlane, City of Bellevue
Recordkeeping: Ryean-Marie Tuomisto, City of Kirkland
Decant Facility Design & Planning video
Stormwater infrastructure maintenance has increased regionally due to requirements in the NPDES municipal stormwater permits. This presentation will provide case studies about local governments that opted to build new, or upgrade existing, decant facilities. Participants will learn what to consider and suggestions on who should be involved in the process, and what has seemed to work well and what didn’t work well.
