SEP Description. The Parties agree that the Discharger’s payment of the SEP Amount is a SEP, and that the SEP Amount shall be treated as a permanently suspended administrative civil liability for purposes of this Stipulated Order. The Discharger’s SEP obligations shall be satisfactorily completed upon SFEI’s written notification to the Regional Water Board and the Discharger. The written notification shall acknowledge that the Regional Monitoring Program received payment of the SEP Amount from the Discharger and that the payment will be spent on the project described in section III, paragraph 1.b.i, and Attachment B in accordance with the terms of this Stipulated Order. SFEI’s annual and quarterly financial reports to the Regional Water Board shall be considered a final post-project accounting of expenditures.
SEP Description. The SEP is the Watershed Rangers Program managed by KIDS for the BAY (SEP Implementer). The SEP will provide disadvantaged schools in Richmond with trash cleanup projects that raise awareness of watershed health and social behaviors that contribute to non-point source pollution. Attachment B further describes the SEP and its project milestones, budget, and reporting schedule.
SEP Description. The Parties agree that the Settling Respondent’s payment of the SEP Amount is a SEP, and that the SEP Amount shall be treated as a permanently suspended administrative civil liability for purposes of this Stipulated Order. The Settling Respondent’s SEP obligations shall be satisfactorily completed upon the San Francisco Estuary Institute’s written notification to the Regional Water Board and the Settling Respondent. The written notification will acknowledge that the Regional Monitoring Program received the SEP Amount from the Settling Respondent and that the payment will be spent on the project described in Section III, paragraph 8.b.i, and Exhibit B in accordance with the terms of this Stipulated Order. The San Francisco Estuary Institute’s annual and quarterly financial reports to the Regional Water Board shall be considered a final post-project accounting of expenditures.
SEP Description. The SEP requires the Discharger to provide a $20,000 grant and $17,500 in engineering and technical services to the California-Nevada Section of the American Water Works Association (CA-NV AWWA) to update the Best Management Practices Manual for Drinking Water System Releases (BMPs Manual), publicize the updated BMPs manual, and provide training workshops on the updated BMPs manual. Attachment B, incorporated herein by reference, contains the complete SEP description, project milestones, budget, and reporting schedule.
SEP Description. The Fryer Creek Habitat Enhancement Project is to address issues identified in the Sonoma Creek Watershed Sediment Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL). The SEP is designed to improve upland and aquatic wildlife habitat for native fisheries and preserve special-status species. Planting trees, shrubs, and grasses will help sequester carbon and enhance habitat for red-legged frogs, western pond turtles, existing warm water fisheries, and possibly Chinook salmon or steelhead. The planting of native species to stabilize the channel and banks will reduce erosion and sediment inputs to the stream channel, displace or reduce the prevalence of aquatic non-native weeds, filter and slow adjacent surface storm water runoff to prevent sediment build up, and to decrease intrusive sediment removal project impacts. Water quality monitoring and comparison to other watershed tributaries will provide critical indicators of stream health and help steer watershed management practices.
SEP Description. The SEP will consist of installing Low Impact Development features within a heavily used City parking lot to treat, detain and infiltrate storm water. Currently, storm water from all but two City parking lots is directly conveyed (without any treatment, detention, or infiltration) through the City’s storm drain system to Order R1-2018-0016 - 4 - Stipulated Administrative Civil Liability Order City of Eureka, Elk River WWTF
SEP Description. The Discharger has proposed a SEP consisting of the installation of a backup power generator for the sewer lift station at an 80-unit affordable housing complex located in the Town of Samoa, an economically disadvantaged community. The SEP supports the State Water Board's core value of the human right to water by safeguarding the continuity of wastewater services, preventing water contamination, reducing health risks, and ensuring equitable access to these services, all of which are essential components of clean and safe water provision. The complete SEP description, project milestones, budget, and reporting schedule are contained in Exhibit B, which is incorporated herein by reference.
SEP Description. The goal of the Litter Control Measures is to reduce the trash and litter loading from land-side activities into harbor waters. The SEP consists of installation of trash skimmers and media filters and debris screens in storm drain inlets. Trash skimmers will focus on reducing floating trash and other materials around marinas and harbors. Media filters and debris screens installed in stormdrain inlets will remove surface runoff pollutants and prevent litter from entering the storm drain system. This SEP is to reduce pollutants from making their way to the same receiving waters as those ultimately affected by the effluent exceedances at POLA’s Facility. The SEP shall be completed within 15 months upon adoption of this Stipulation and entry of the Order. For more detail on the SEP project due dates, see Table 1 below:
SEP Description. The SEP requires MMWD to assist Marin County Parks with the implementation of a stream crossing project in the Cascade Canyon Open Space Preserve. The SEP will prevent hikers and bikers from walking and riding through San Anselmo Creek (Creek), an activity know to contribute excess sediment to the Creek. (Excess sediment in the Creek potentially xxxxx aquatic life, including a struggling steelhead population.) Specifically, MMWD will assist Marin County Parks with the construction of two multi-use trail bridges over the Creek and the decommissioning of a defunct trail that runs along the Creek, the High Water Trail. MMWD will supply salvaged old-growth redwood for the two bridges and will provide personnel to help Marin County Parks with the decommissioning and restoration of the High Water Trail. The complete SEP description, project milestones, budget, and reporting schedule are contained in Attachment B, incorporated herein by reference.
SEP Description. The City agrees to fund the SEP described below. The SEP will directly benefit the water quality of Ellis Lake, a man-made lake in the center of Marysville, and will indirectly benefit the downstream receiving water body, Xxxx Xxxxxx, which feeds to the Feather River during the wet season. Ellis Lake has a surplus of algae blooms that contribute to poor water quality. In summary, the SEP would include preparation of a Technical Memorandum to identify a preferred project, and then implementation of the selected preferred project. The project would be to reduce algae growth in Ellis Lake either by pumping water from the Feather River into the lake, by designing and install aeration devises into the Lake, or through some other project that would be defined in the Technical Memorandum.
