Delivery Prohibition (R.61-92, Part 280.26 (a)-(h)) is when the Division prohibits the delivery of fuel to an underground storage tank system by placing a red tag on the fill port. The process of delivery prohibition will most often begin by issuance of a Notice of Alleged Violation, either for compliance violations, financial responsibility violations, or operator training violations. After the 30 day follow-up period has passed, and compliance has still not been reached, a delivery prohibition letter will be issued.

The RFP period for Watershed Plan Development Grants is open until October 24th, 2024. See more information on the Grant Request for Proposals page.

The Drinking Water State Revolving Fund provides set-aside funds for the development of watershed plans to address surface water pollutants impacting source water for drinking water systems.

The following checklists are available to the laboratory to assist in completing the application package.

Field Measurements (e.g. pH, Dissolved Oxygen (DO), Chlorine, etc.)

• Memorandum on Pesticide Handling (pdf)
• Pesticide Disposal Fact Sheet (pdf)

Low Impact Development (LID) refers to a set of stormwater management approaches that are implemented to reduce runoff and pollutant loadings as close to their source(s) as possible. Through these approaches, permanent water quality can be micromanaged at various locations around the site in lieu of larger BMPs near the outfall of the drainage area.

There are a few additional design considerations that will need to be taken into account when preparing a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan for Residential Subdivisions, particularly those developing subdivisions.

Residential Subdivision Guidance

Residential Disturbance Formula

Amount of Disturbance = 2[Max Restricted Building Size][Number of Lots] + Right of Way Areas
*Max Restricted Building Size = Maximum
Disturbed Area per Lot (Acres)

BMPs

Best Management Practices (BMPs) are an essential part to any stormwater management plan.