Stormwater C.3 Guidebook

Guidebook


Stormwater C.3 Guidebook. 4th Edition (September 2008, 1.6 MB .pdf)

Staff Report describing changes from the 3rd Edition (September 2008, 165KB .pdf)

October 2009 Supplement to the 4th Edition

The supplement includes design sheets for two new IMPs and an updated table of factors and equations to be used for sizing IMPs (311KB .pdf).

Additional Guidebook Resources

IMP Sizing Calculator

Updated for the Stormwater C.3 Guidebook 4th Edition. Released October 2009. Calculator and setup file (3MB .zip). After installing the calculator, read the help file.

Appendix A: Local Exceptions and Requirements

Follow the link to the local municipality website:

Appendix B: Soils, Plantings, and Irrigation for Bioretention Facilities

Appendix (January 21, 2009, 337 KB .pdf).

The following suppliers have submitted a soil sample and test results to the Program. Acceptance of materials for a specific project is at the discretion of the local municipal inspector.

IMP Sizing Calculator

You will need to download the IMP Sizing Tool file and the Setup.exe file to the same directory. Then open Setup.exe to complete the process.

Guidance for HSPF Modeling

For compliance with flow-control requirements using Option 3 (memo 763 KB .pdf)

Basic Geomorphic Assessment Methods and Criteria

For compliance with flow-control requirements using Option 4b. Contact the Program to obtain a copy.

Contra Costa Hydrology Data

Example Stormwater Control Plans

Please note these example plans were prepared in compliance with previous editions of the Stormwater C.3 Guidebook. They are made available as examples for format and presentation.

Operation and Maintenance of Stormwater Facilities

Forms

The following documents are in MS Word and may be incorporated into Stormwater Facilities Operation and Maintenance Plans. See Chapter 5 of the Stormwater C.3 Guidebook, Fourth Edition

Operation and Maintenance Fact Sheets

The following fact sheets provide general information on maintenance of stormwater facilities. In the Stormwater Facilities Operation and Maintenance Plan, this information should be augmented with information specific to the facility and the site.

Example Operation and Maintenance Plans

The following plan is provided as an example. Requirements tend to be project-specific and should be discussed with staff of the municipality having jurisdiction.


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