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Scope of Services and Schedule <br />Our approach to providing storm water related construction services is to be proactive and establish <br />expectations with developers and contractors early in the <br />construction process. We intend to work closely with City <br />staff to prioritize inspection needs (i.e., size, proximity to <br />303(d) listed water body segment, rainy or dry season, <br />etc.) based on the history of specific types of projects or <br />contractors. We have found that clear and upfront <br />communication with private developers helps verify that <br />NPDES issues, if they occur, will be properly addressed in <br />a timely manner. <br />Areas of expected support to construction services include: <br />10. <br />Conducting routine and proactive storm water <br />quality inspections for construction sites that <br />require Construction General Permit (CGP) <br />coverage <br />Conducting as -needed inspection assistance based <br />on project prioritization and City staff availability <br />Collaborating with public works staff to bring NPDES issues into timely compliance <br />Municipal Facility Inspections <br />WSP's team has a thorough understanding of Orange <br />County's Fixed Facility Model Procedures. We have <br />We.pa� '%mA :Ry"`•°ap <br />�.�aati_ .� a <br />inspected and/or reviewed each fixed facility within the City <br />— g a° "° ` <br />Mirrors nCleana mr�wrreaa .ara°..m aaaia. pi p <br />and can continue to support the City with completing <br />aan a^gssxrdamc ll"�rmlr azareg�mp m°pmor°°m. <br />back" an aapii inm mes n, guuer • �ep°O°quiet.am as aumpsa <br />Mg P � � � 01"ip <br />inspections, tracking inspection requirements, and/or <br />Crew & Oil Ui*/ 1 <br />N7oorM" Cleaning <br />training City staff to complete this effort. <br />Food Facility Inspections <br />"Nee <br />am iinga gmaee ' ^8a��. a"`ar�8 <br />erteµ°r� <br />urOT aarege <br />Our project team has a thorough understanding of the <br />dm� MajarSpi/lCleauap er,. <br />iry <br />Food Service Establishment (FSE) inspection program in;°" <br />pernmme .espillcmmearaaarbam °owm <br />�" p• aa <br />........ W��leDpa.al <br />Orange County. WSP routinely performed Health Care°�°"" <br />�;�wm"ro •.�„i„ y" ° '°` <br />Agency follow-up FSE inspections. Our staff will provide <br />the FSE with educational materials and will document <br />- • • •- -• <br />observations during the follow-up inspection. Should a <br />• <br />prohibited discharge occur, our staff will issue enforcement <br />per the City's water quality ordinance. <br />Illegal Discharge/Illicit Connection Inspections, Spill Response, and Source Investigations <br />The City implements a program to actively detect and eliminate ID/ICs to the storm drain system. In <br />addition to the proactive detection identified through County -led outfall monitoring or City -led facility <br />inspections or special studies, a large portion of city investigations are in response to water pollution <br />complaints or reported incidents. To achieve a consistent response in compliance with MS4 permit <br />requirements, an Orange County Investigation Guidance Manual was developed by Orange County <br />Copermittees outlining the fundamental techniques that should be followed during investigations. Each <br />investigation must be thoroughly documented and discharges that present a significant threat to the <br />environment must be immediately reported and remediated as quickly as possible. <br />[%y Cbt4j lj&anta Ana 1 Industrial/Commercial InspectioJ3rd lIWES Program Support ServiV11/2023 Page 122 <br />RFP No. 23-028 <br />