Andrew Woodroof presenting at a recent storm water seminar at the New Orleans Regional Planning Commission
DE recently conducted a storm water seminar on Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) for local government and government entity administrators and operators. Held at the New Orleans Regional Planning Commission, DE’s Andrew Woodroof presented a session on “Small and Non-Traditional MS4s: What you need to know and how to implement your program” and “Industrial and High Risk Facilities: What you need to know, how to identify facilities, and how to achieve compliance.”
The workshop served as a forum for different municipalities in the greater New Orleans area to discuss challenges and share their strategies for complying with MS4 permit requirements.
DE has experience with small and large MS4s in all aspects of storm water management. Our team of storm water professionals has assisted MS4s in developing and implementing their storm water management programs as well as assisting them to navigate regulatory measures such as state and federal audits and compliance agreements.
Our team members are licensed Professional Engineers in both Louisiana and Mississippi which allows us to develop and produce SPCCs for High Risk Facilities that require the stamp of a PE. We also develop SWPPPs for municipal facilities, areas of new development or construction sites.
Our team has the expertise to assist you with the following MS4 services:
MS4 Annual Reports
MS4 Permit Compliance
MS4 Audit Assistance
Storm Water Management Program Development (SWMP) and Implementation of MS4s
Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPP) for Municipal Facilities, Private Development or Contractors
Spill Control and Countermeasure Plans (SPCC) for Municipal Facilities or Industrial Sites
To read more about the challenges you may be facing and our solutions for you, click the link below for an in-depth overview of what MS4 entails and how we can keep you compliant and your community environmentally clean.