• MCM 1: Establish a Public Education and Outreach Program with the focus on connecting local waterway impairment(s) to target audience group(s) and developing long-term goals and short-term objectives for the MS4 Program.
• MCM 2: Create a Public Involvement and Participation Program that reaches the municipal target audience group(s) and provides a means for public outreach and an evaluation of those efforts.
• MCM 3: Develop an Illicit Discharge, Detection, and Elimination Program to address inspections, reporting and sampling associated with illicit discharges in the municipality.  A significant portion of this program revolves around the municipality’s stormwater water conveyance system (storm sewer and surface features such as swales) therefore a system map is created and functions as a tool for addressing system maintenance as well as emergency discharge situations.
• MCM 4: If not already in place, assist with establishing a Memorandum of Understanding with the local conservation district. Define additional procedures for the municipality to ensure compliance with 25 Pa Code Chapter 102, related to erosion and sediment control.
• MCM 5: Define procedures and a tracking mechanism for post constructions Best Management Practices.
• MCM 6: Develop standard operating procedures for all municipal properties and activities.

ARRO is currently consulting on MS4 compliance for municipal clients across seven counties in PA and two counties in MD, and is responsible for preparing:

• MS4 permit applications
• Annual compliance reports
• Outfall inventories
• Post-construction stormwater facility screenings
• Outfall maps
• Storm sewer maps
• Monitoring compliance requirements
• Developing standard operating procedures
• Training staff and municipal officials
• Aiding with public involvement and participation programs
• Preparation of Total Maximum Load (TMDL) compliance plans