The program elements the Partnership manages — from new development standards to pesticide outreach and trash reduction.
The SJVSWQP coordinates work across the program elements required by the MS4 permits and the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board’s basin plan amendments. Each element below has its own dedicated page with background, requirements, and links to source documents.
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Low Impact Development (LID) techniques and the Multi-Agency Post-Construction Stormwater Standards Manual that guide new and redevelopment projects across the Valley.
Read moreHow construction activities are regulated under the State Construction General Permit and what triggers permit coverage.
Read moreCalifornia requires MS4s to achieve 100% trash load reduction. Here's what that means and why it matters.
Read moreStormwater permit compliance is now tied to business licensing for certain industrial businesses.
Read moreRegional water quality monitoring programs the Partnership participates in: Delta RMP and CV-SALTS.
Read moreThe Pyrethroid Control Program protects aquatic life in Central Valley waterways from pyrethroid pesticide discharges.
Read moreA community-based public education program promoting safer, less-toxic pest control practices.
Read morePollution-prevention guidelines for landscape maintenance and pest control using IPM.
Read moreThe California Stormwater Quality Association — statewide leadership and resources for stormwater management.
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