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PROPOSED ENTRANGE PORCH:
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PROPOSED TRELLIS:
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In the Santa Clara Valley, storm drains flow
directly to our local creeks, and on to San
Francisco Bay, with no treatment.
Storm water pollution is a serious problem for
wildlife dependent on our waterways and for
the people who live near polluted streams or
baylands.
Proper management of construction sites
reduces pollution significantly.
This sheet summarizes the "Best Management
Practices" (BMPs) for storm water pollution
ORDINANCE OF
THE CITY OF CUPERTINO
FOR NONPOiNT SOURCE POLLUTION
& WATERCOURSE PROTECTION:
Chapter 9.18
9.18.040 Discharge Into the storm drain prohibited
It is unlawful to discharge, or cause, allow, or permit to
be discharged into any storm drain or natural outlet or
channel ail waste, including but not restricted to, sewage,
industrial wastes, petroleum products, coal tar or any refuse
substance arising from the manufacture of gas from coal or
petroleum, chemicals, detergents, solvents, paints,
contaminated or chlorinated swimming pool water,
pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers.
9.18.090 Violation
Any person who violates any provision of this chapter is
quifty, of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall
be punished as provided in Chapter 1.12 of this code
9,19.100 Civil penalty for violation
Any person who violates any provision of this chapter
or any provision of any permit issued pursuant to this
chapter shall be civilly liable to the City in a sum not to
exceed the amounts provided for in Government Code
Section 54740 and/or 54740.5 [up to $25,000 per day per
violation]. The City may petition the Superior Court
pursuant to Government Code Section 54740 to impose,
assess and recover such sums. The civit penalty, provided
in this section is cumulative and not exclusive, and shaft be
in addition to all other remedies available to the city under
State and Federal law and local ordinances. Funds
Collected pursuant to this section shall be paid to City's
Environmental Management Account.
9.19.101 Civil penalty for illicit discharges
Any. person who discharges pollutants, in violation of
this chapter, by the use of Illicit connections shall be civilly
liable to the City in a sum not to exceed twenty-five
thousand dollars per day per violation for each day in
which such violation occurs. The City may petition the
Superior Court pursuant to Government Code Section
54740 to impose, assess and recover such sums. The civil
penalty provided in this section is cumulative and not
exclusive, and shalt be in addition to ail other remedies
available to the City under State and Federal law and local
ordinances. Funds collected pursuant to this section shall
be paid to City's Environmental Storm Management
Public Works Dept:
408.777-3364
Santa Clara County
Recycling Hotline;
800-533-8414
www.reducewaste.aro
www.recvclestuff.com
Small Business Hazardous Waste:
400$884300
Cupertino Sanitary Sewer Distr
408.263.7071
Santa Clara valley Urban Runoff
Pollution Prevention Prom
800.794.2482
State office of Emergency
Services
1.800-8624650 (24 hm)
Report spills to 911
General
Construction
and Site
Supervision
Storm Drain Pollution from
Construction Activities
Construction sites are common sources of atone
water pollution. Material. and wastes that blow or
wean Into a storm drain, gutter, or street have a
direct Impact on local Croaks and the Say.
As a contractor, or site supervisor, owner or
operator of a rite, you may be ra miralbie for
any environmental damage caused by your
auboontmctom or empioyeca,
General Principles
❑ Kow m entody site and ensure good
housekeeping pmcdces are ..ad.
❑ Maintain equipment property.
❑ Cover materials when they are not In use.
❑ Keep materials away tram streets, storm
drains and drainage channels.
❑ Ensure dust control water dwan't Leave site or
discharge to storm drains.
Advance Planning To Prevent Pollution
Cl Schedule excavation and gmdmg activists
fordry woad er parted.. To reduce wn m,km,
plant temporary vegetation or place Caner erosion
Controls before rain be9lns. Use the Erosion and
Swhnmt Control Manuel, avallable from the
Regional Water Quality Control Board, as a
referance.
❑ Control the amount of nrnoRcrossing your site
(especially during excavationt) by using berms w
temporary or permanent drainage ditches to
divert water lbw around the aka. Reduce
atormwater runoff vebofses by wnstruodng
temporary check dams or berms where
appropriate.
❑ Train your employees and subcontractors.
The city Can provide brochures about these
issue. for you to distribute to work.. st your
Construction site. Inform your subcontractors
about the sbnnwaar requirements and their
own responsibilites. U. Blueprint for a Clean
Bay, a construction beat management p.chcee
guide available at our Building Dept. counter.
Painting and
Application of
Solvents and
Adhesives
Storm Drain Pollution from Paints,
Solvents, and Adhesives
M Pte, aaNenu..d adheeivea combs,
chemicals ted am hared l to wndele in low
Tads Chemical. may osis frau old ...ad
produce or ins. clothing ra"-a rte. Pant
materia andl aetes. adhashas old deardrgfb,Ms
should be mq'detl when potable, wdisposed of
p.pary to pavers likes maramre from aowag
leostemdabsandwativorse s.
Handling Paint Products
❑ KoM ail liquid palm Products and waste.
away fort Ok firmer, wad,.0 abort,
rivers.
Painting Cleanup
❑ Never den brumso w draw point
wrrtema e Into a ab.4 girder, stomm dram,
Forsch drallo orcmek.
❑ Forwaterbawd Paints, past aA Noshes to
ft tent pmsitb, and maw kmo-Inside
"doM thwf goes to Ok eefty Bawer.
CL Fa dibased Palms, Pard out bmaiks to the
.Mem possible end dean with tldMer or
adverd. Fgter and rase emxkra.4 solventw,
wherepombb. Dispose of—uwjl m aid
Imbue as haz.dous wears.
❑ Nfisimorm hiydN.-pYpaOtca tool
brushes. Mae. .4 drop dols may be
Mspowddawgvbagw.
Good Housekeeping Practices
❑ Designers one arae of the site for auto parking,
vwhicie refueling, and routine equipment
maintenance, Th. designated area should bewail
away from strews or storm Chain Inlet., banned it
necessary. Make major repairs off site.
❑ To prevemoffwite tracking of dirt,provda
wbances'van stabilized aggregate surfaces. Or
Provide a We wash area,
❑ Keep materials out of the min -prevent mwff
contamination at the emnot, Cover exposed piles of
son. Construction material. with plead. shoaling.
temporary roofs. Before ft reins, sweep and remove
materials from surfaces that drain to storm drains,
creak., or channels.
❑ Keep pollutant. off exposed ..its.-. Piece trash
cane and recycling receptacles around the site to
mimmhe Inver,
❑ Clean up teak., drips and otll6rapgls Immediately
au, pay do not comountnate slit or groundwater or
leave residue on Paved sudecea. Use dry Cleanup
methods whenever possible. If you must use water,
usajust enough to keep the dust down.
❑ Coverand maintain dumpeters, Plow dumpstem
under roofs or cover with "Paor piasdc sheeting
secured around the Cu side of the dumpster. Never
clean out a dumpster by hosing ft down on the
construct.. $ftB.
❑ Place portable toilets away from Sturm drams. Make
sure portable toilets are in good working order. Check
frequently for leak..
Materfalw Wasf a Handling
❑ Practice Source Reduction - minimize waste when
you order materials, Estimate csrefuity.
❑ Recycle excess materials, whenever possible, such
as Concrete, asphalt, scrap metal, solvents,
degrease., cleared vegetation, pap.,, rack, and
vehicle maintenance materials such as used oil,
angfinaze, batteries, and that: www reduceweate arc
for into,
❑ Dispose of .11 waste property. Material. that
..of be recycled must be taken to an appoprime
landfill ori isposed of as hazardous mate. Never
bury waste mW.H.Is or leave mem in the street or
near a creek or stream bed.
Permits
❑ In addition to local grading and building permits, you
will need to obtain coverage under the Stem's
General Construction Activity Stonnwater Permit If
your constaction efts'. disturbed area totals 5
.cues ors.- Information on the General Permit
can be obtained from the Regional water Quality
Control Board. (This .Meda will change to ora acre
as of Mar. 2003.)
Landscaping,
Gardening,
and Pool
Maintenance
Landscaping/Garden Maintenance
O Protect stockpiles and landscaping material.
from wind and min by storing them under
tarps or secured plastic shooting.
❑ Schedule grading and excavation projects
during dry weather.
q use temporary check deme or ditches to.
divert runoff away from storm entire.
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Protract storm drains with sandbags, gravel -
filled bags, stme, wattles, or other sediment
.0nirol6.
❑ Re -vegetation is an excellent form of erosion
control for any site.
❑ Store pesticides, fertilize., and other
chemicals Indoors or in a shed or storage
cabinet.
❑ Use pesttctdes sparingly, according to
Instructions on the label. Rinse empty
.onsite, and use nnsewater as product.
DiSPos.. f rinsed, empty containers in the
t.sh. Dispose of unused pesticides as
hazardous waste.
❑ In Cupertino, resident. with curbside recycling
can cdiect lawn, garden and from trimmings in
yardwasts totem. Yardwaste will be collected
and composted by the city's contractors.
Residents are encouraged to compost
yaawasto on-site themselves. Or take
yardwaste to a landfill where ft will be
composted.
❑ Landscape contractors should
take clippings and owning waste
to a landfill that compost. yard
este (BI Newby Wand and
Zenker Rd. landfill are the nearest).
❑ Do not blow or rake leaves Into
the sheat.
Storm Drain Pollution
from Landscaping and
Swimming Pool Maintenance
Many landscaping activities expose soils and
fromorm the likelihood that earth and garden
.h—k-.Is will Nn off Into the atone dams during
Irrigation or when a rain..
Swimming pool water containing chlorine and
copper -based algaecides should never be
discharged to storm drains. These chemicals are
toxic to aquatic life.
Pool/Fodntaf lSpa Maintenance
Draining pools or spas
When ft's time to drain a pool, spa, or fountain,
pleas.be sure to Gall the Cupertino Sanitary
District before you start for further guidance on
now
rete resMdions, backflow, prevention, and
handling special cleaning waste (such as acid
wash). Discharge flows should be kept to the low
levels typically possible through a garden hose.
Higher flow rates may be prohibited by tical
ordinance,
❑ Never discharge pool or spa water to
.treat or stone drat.; discharge to a
eanit.ry sews, cleanout
❑ if possible, when emptying a pool or spa, let
Chlorine dissipate for a few days and then
racYoWhouse water by dreining a gradually
onto a land ... pad area.
❑ Do not use copper -based algaecides.
Control algae with chlorine or other
alternatives, such as sodium bromide.
Flits, Clowning
❑ Never clean . fitter 1. the treat or near a
.torn drain. Rinse cartridge and
diatomaceous earth lift.. onto a dirt aea,
and. spade filter residue into soil. Dispose of
spent diatomaceous earth In the garbage.
❑ if there is no suitable dirt area, call
Cupertino Sanitary for Instructions on
discharging filter backwash or dnsewater to
the sanBary sewer,
Earth -Moving
Activities
Stonin Drain Pollution
from Earth -Moving Activities
SOU excavation and grating operations loosen largo
amcwnts of sail thatcanflag+ or blow into stern
drains when handled improperly.: Sediments in nuwff
can clog storm drains, smoarer aquatic life, and
destroy habitats In creeks and ft Bay. Effect"
erosion cad+ol practices reduce the amount of nuwff
crossing a site aid slow ft flow with chock dome or
roughened ground surfaces.
Practices During Construction
0 Remove existing vegetation only when
absolutely necessary, Plant temporary
vegetation for within control on slopes or
whore construction is not immediately planned.
❑ Protect downslope drainage causes,
atreatpe, and storm drains with wattles, or
tartlporary drainage awales. Use Check dams or
dttcnev to divert runoff around excavations.
Refer to the Regional WaterQuality Control
Board's F_roscn and SedfineM Control Field
Manual for proper erosion and sediment controf
measures.
❑ Cover stockpiles andexcavated snit with
secured tarps or plastic sheeting.
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The property owner and the contractor share ultimate responsibility for
the activities that occur on a construction site. You may be field responsible
for any environmental damage caused by your subcontractors or employees.
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Print Removal
❑ Petra No. and dwtfrom trtehousno.e
ay WPON and sand mature may he
swept up orCollected In plastic drop does and
dsponeld.b.h.
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bete disposed of sa tunedom, was.iLead
torsed pekm rmwad requires. etelec.dfkd
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lid, hlgn'(x sieve water, Nock storm arils,
dmct wa.hweter olio a dm area aid spade
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wrwm.ted bares 1978 cam.amab NO
onexas of Lead even If paint ,it. are not
Pasant Serve you be& stripping paid or
cieartng P -les trading amwe swith water
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❑ if there Isbosepaldonfile buildng,awthe
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PWM DlspoaM, Return WDonation
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solvents, file"...4damning flukes as
hazamous sute (Can Ore 8.0 Bueise
Haumlouswase Prgm: 299,7300f.
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❑ Check for and repair looking eq.1pman
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❑ Whar refueling avxsn vaMcda'egtdpmem
maxamence mad be done on site. designate a
1000M amY from dam.stns and creeks.
O Do not— diesel all be ful f meeauipment
paetsordsa, equipne rt.
❑ Rowdo used di, Concrete, broken asphalt
ft wtienever possible, or depose Of properly.
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❑ Avoid a.aing excee dustwha, bmalog aspen
or Concrete.
❑ Aft. freewill ups pavement be sive to
rerrtove as churls and places. Make sue
broken pavement do. not Come in perw
wOh lwnFnf anxda.
❑ wann,aKegseacas, mossiblewnt.as
possible, sh om a vacuum saweutt shary and
r.rhowsfrantheaita Coverdprotect atone
drain Inmos during sawcutOn3. Sweep up, and
propedy aeWesd, all aaiduts
❑ Swoop, nevi lone down almest to leen up
tadkeddrt Uaeastred aweelxvavaaarn
tnxdc Dont rkanpvachemed liquor in alarm
trains.
Storm [rain Pollution
from Roadwork
Road paving, suradrg, and pavement remnvd
happen right In the street, whom thaeam marrerou
oppamxdgas forargtat, eawaxalurry, or
excavated material to llegally err" Storm drains.
Extra panning is required to save and depose of
mabor9els properly, and goad against Ptfl Bond
storm &an%creeks, and Ore Bay.
During t:onshtretlon
Cl Avoid Prime and awl Coaft In wet
weaurer, a when can isfacoasf. to prevent
fresh maimaiids from axdecdng stom—der
rabff.
❑ Cover ad sam catch beabm mid malheles
w ha, applying SON Coat slurry 8001, fog sea,
. similar materials.
❑ Protect drainage ways by using earth dkee,
sold bags, or Oth. camrols UD Chad or bas)
ao fifty ruwR.
❑ Never man eoCessmatmalfrom exposed -
aggregate concrete . senior treamertts into
a of ed or slam drain. Collect and recycle, or
dispose todrt ate,
❑ Corer StOokfifilie (asphat sad, etc.) 04
error pxsduction Materials with Plastic tale.
Protect from ramfal and prevart runoff with
tempoary more a plastic sheets and hams
❑ Park pavbg duschines over Crop pass
absorbent materiel (cMh, W. etc.) to catch
drips W— not in use.
❑ Clan up as sols wall Wake usig"dry'
Methods (VVM absorbent materials ardna
rags), ordg UP, remove, and propedy dfspete
dcontom ateded),
❑ cow and re.^yciea Opproptaely disposed
excess abrasive gravel or said M
❑ Avod.lar-appicadori byWater tnrdw for
Contrl.
a%0 A&*"— ��'`� 1.14. CONSTi UCTION BkEST MANAGEMENT RACTICES
ALPH QUALLS, JR, RCE 22046-93$5 DATE
WECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
Dewatering
Operations
Storm Drain Pollution
From Dewatering Activities
Contaminated groundwater is a common problem in
the SantaClara Valley. Depending on will types and
aft history, groundwater pumped from construction
sites may be contaminated with toxlce (Such w oil or
solvents) or laden with sedimenta. Any of these
pollutants Can harm wildlife In creeks or the Bay, or
Interfere with wastewater treatment plant operation.
Discharging sedimentdaden water from a
dewaterfng alta Into any water of the state
without treatment Is prohibited.
1, Check for Toxic Pollutants
❑ Check for odors, dlscoforation, or an oily
sheen on groundwater.
❑ Ask your building Inspector whether the
groundwater must be tested.
❑ if contamination le suspected, have the
water tested by a certified laboratory.
❑ Depending on the test results, you may be
slimed to discharge pumped groundwater to
the storm drain (a no sediments present) or
sanitary sewer. OR, you may be required to
collect and haul pumped groundwater off-site
for treatment and disp... I at an appropriate
treatment facility.
2. Check for Sediment Levels
if the water is clear, the pumping time is less
than 24 hours, and the flow rate is loss than 20
gallons per minute, after receiving the approval
of the city Inspector, you may be allowed to
pump water to the street or storm drain.
❑ If the pumping time Is more than 24 hours
and the flow rate greater than 20 open call
Cupertino Sanitary, 253.7071, for gubance.
❑ if rho water is not clear, solids must be
Offered or settled out by pumping to a settling
tank prior to discharge.
Options for tittering include:
Pumping through a perforated pipe sunk
part way Into a small pit filled with gravel;
- Pumping from a bucket placed below
water level using a submemble pump;
Pumping through a oftering device such
as a swimming pool fitter or filter fabric
wrapped around end of suction pipe.
❑ When discharging to . at.—drain, protect
the Inlet using a barter of burlap bags filled
with drain rock, or .or fMet with filler fabric
anchoredunder the grata. OR pump —to,
through a grassy $wat. prior to discharge.
Fresh Concrete
During Construction
❑ Don't mix up more, fresh Conmato or cement
and Mortar
than you Of use m a two-hour period. ...
❑ Set up and operate email m1was on lama or
Application
drop
❑ UP8frCloths.
inti up aaer dnvewaY or adewa&
Stone Drain Pollution from
Fresh Concrete and Mortar
Applications
Fresh concrete and cement -related mortirs
that wash into takes, streams, or estuaries
are toxic to fish and the aquatic
environment. Disposing of grese materials
to the storm chat
or creeks can block
storm drains, causes serious problems, and
is prohibited by law...
Genera/ Business Practices
4 wash out concrete mix.. only In design
washout arms in your yard away from
drains, and waterways, where ft water v
into a temporary waste pit in a dirt area. l
water peromata through suit and affixed,
sallied, haraened concrete segarbsga,
Whenever possible, recycle washout by
pumping back into mixers formuse:.:
wnstructon, vanish from onto dirt areas, not
down the driveway or Into the street a stone
drain,
❑ Protect applications of fresh concrete and
mortar from rainfall and Duna unfll ftmaterial Iles dried,
0 wash down exposed a8gragot. concrete
only when tea wa.hwata can (1) flow, oma a
din area; (2) lain onto . banned am%- from
which ft can be pumped and disposed of
properly, d (3) be vacuumed from s catchment
created wy b( king a atone drain mist. If
rIC.889ary, dryad NnOa with tanppfery beth..
Make sure runoff doss not reach guttae or
atorm Chains.
❑ When breaking up pavement, be sure topick
up all the pieces and dispose of properly.
Recycle lags Chunks of broken concrete. sea
for Into on recydea.
n ❑ Never bury waste matmat pfspos , of small
Car, amounts of excess dry Concrete, grout, and
mortar in the fresh,..
❑ Never dispose of washout into the street,
slam Chains, drainage ditches, or streams.
Wash out chutes ontodirt areas that do not
flow to sbsets or dries,
❑ Always store both dry and at materials
order cover, protected from amfas and Neroff.
and away from storm drain. or Waterways..
Proted drymaterialsfran wind.
❑ Semare bags of—am aft they are open.
Be sure to keep wmtl-bWwn Cement powder
away from streets, gutters, atom drains,
minfail, and runoff,
❑ Do not usediaml fuel malubricantm
cor.role to-., toots, or faders.
Heavy
Equipment
q,peration
Stormwater Pollution
from Heavy Equipment on
Construction Sites
Poorly maintained vehicles and heavy
equ)pment that leak fuel, oil, antifreeze or
other fluids on the construction site are
common sources of storm drain pollution.
Prevent spills and leaks by Isolating
equipment from runoff channels, and by
watching for leaks and other maintenance
problems, Remove construction equipment
from.the site as soon as possible.
Site .Planning and Preventive Vehicle
Maintenance
Cl Designate one area of the construction site, well
away from streams or Storm drain inlets, for auto
and equipment parking, refueling, and routine
ehl.le and a q.1p. ant maintenance. Contain
the area with berms, sand bags, or other
bard.m.
❑ Maintain all vehicles and heavy equipment,
inspect frequently for and r.Pat, leaks.
❑ Perform major maintenance, re pair jobs, and
vehicle and equipment washing off- fro, where
Cleanup is easier,
❑ If you must drain and replace motor oil, radiator
coolant, or other fluids on site, use drip pane or
drop cloths to catch drip. and spills. Collect
all Pont.fluids, store in separate containers, and
Property dispose as hazardous waste (recycle
whenever possible).
❑ Do not use diesel oil to lubricate equipment
part., or clean equipment. use only water for
any onslte Cleaning,
❑ Cover exposed fifth he.$ hitch.. and .the,
oily or greasy equipment during ram events.
Split Cleanup
❑ Clean up spills tmmadlately.
Cl Never Inc.. down "dirty" pavemant or
Impermeable surfaces he. fluid. have spilled.
-:.Use dry cleanup method. (absorbent
-,m afedale,
at finer, and/or fsea) whenever
possible and properly dispose of absorbent
materials.
❑I SweeP up spilled dry materials Immediately.
. Never attempt to'wam them away" with water,
,,,.Never
or bury them.
❑ ties as little water as possible for dust control.
Ensure water used doesn't leave slit or
dim, harga to storm drains.
❑ Clean up„aplat on dirt areas by digging up and
property AS.Poaing of contaminated flog.
❑ Cali's'11 fpr_bignin.ant spill.
❑ Uthe spi(fpoos a significant hazard to
human healgr`1Ynd safety, property or the
an Ironmpnt,pp must also report it to the
State Office of Emergency Services.
Hazardous Waste
DisposaUPrgm
Businesses that generate less
than 27 gallons or 220 pounds
of hazardous wasteper month
are eligible to use this program.
Call 408-299-7300
for a quote.
FIN
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 7a � h 1,44
PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: Residential Part 1 of S
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MANDATORY MEASURES SUMMARY: Residential (Pago t of 3) MF -1R
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BUILDING COMPLIES - NO HERS VERI€ICATiON REQUIRED
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