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Management Area. This Work Plan focuses on reducing human health risk by identifying and eliminating sources of human waste to the municipal storm drain system through targeted monitoring investigations and abatement actions. A tiered monitoring and assessment framework was developed that outlines a step-by-step process for assessing current conditions and prioritizing areas for investigation and abatement activities. Stormwater Regulatory and Policy Support, City of San Diego, CA. Ongoing support to review current and proposed regulations, environmental laws, MS4 permit language, and policy actions that have important implications. Key activities included support for San Diego MS4 permit negotiations and develop Report of Waste Discharge (ROWD), guidance on Receiving Water Limitations, review of California's Draft 2014 303(d) list, guidance on Biostimulatory/Bio-integrity issues and Bacteria Provisions, CEQA support, and asset management. Also, developed outreach materials to support City efforts to effectively communicate stormwater program activities and water quality achievements to various stakeholders. Proposed MS4 Permit and State Water Board Order Review, ULAR Watershed Management Group, CA. Strategic support for the development of draft comments on behalf of the Upper Los Angeles River Watershed Management Group in response to the staff working proposal on the Los Angeles Region MS4 permit and the State Water Board Order regarding the review of approved Watershed Management Programs. Summarized key implications for the group and drafted comments to submit to the Los Angeles Regional Board and the State Water Board. Rainbow Creek BMP Design Support, Monitoring Plan, and Compliance Support, County of San Diego, CA. Project Manager supporting development of final BMP designs for structural projects identified by Tetra Tech to address MS4 nutrient reduction requirements. Modeling to determine the load reduction benefits associated with various design options, development of a BMP monitoring plan and design recommendations to support efficient and effective BMP monitoring data collection. Santa Margarita WQIP - Rainbow Creek Compliance Analysis, County of San Diego, CA. Project Manager for development of the Rainbow Creek nutrient TMDL compliance analysis. Compliance with the TMDL was identified as the highest priority water quality condition for development of the Santa Margarita WQIP. This study included watershed/BMP modeling, target identification, and development of strategies (structural and non-structural BMPs) to achieve the required nutrient reductions. Updated the WQIP strategies and the Watershed Implementation Plan Adaptive Management Tool based on the results Rainbow Creek Watershed Implementation Plan, County of San Diego, CA. Project Manager for development of a BMP implementation plan to identify structural projects and nonstructural program enhancements that support TMDL and WQIP compliance for nutrients/eutrophication. This effort involved identification and site -scale analysis of distributed BMP projects and the development of conceptual designs that can be efficiently advanced to construction. Conducted water quality/stream restoration modeling to identify BMP needs and alternative strategies to support nutrient reduction and stakeholder outreach efforts. Developed an adaptive management tool to support management decisions and regulatory discussions. City of Santa Ana 2 4