STORMWATER ADVISORY TEAM (SWAT): Public Participation Encouraged
RVSS' Stormwater permit requires that the public be provided opportunities to participate in the development of the agency's Stormwater Management Program. One way for the public to be involved is to participate in the regional Stormwater Advisory Team (SWAT), a group whose purpose is to support and assist agencies with implementation of their Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit (the stormwater permit).
- The SWAT meets quarterly from 10:00-11:30 the third Wednesday of the month in January, April, July, and October at the ODOT office at 100 Antelope Rd.
- The bylaws provide information on how the SWAT functions.
- For more information on the Stormwater Advisory Team, please contact the RVSS District Engineer.
The Rogue Valley Stormwater Quality Design Manual can be found on "Stormwater Development Guidelines" page.
STORMWATER QUALITY PERMITS AND REPORTS
Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Phase II Permit from DEQ, Effective March 2019
Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) Document
The MS4 Phase II permit requires that permittees develop a Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) that describes how they will implement the requirements of the permit. A revised SWMP Document was adopted by the RVSS board in October 2021.
Annual Reports
RVSS prepares an annual report of all activities conducted under the Phase II Stormwater quality permit program and the General Construction Permit. This report is submitted to DEQ in November.
Annual Report FY2024
Annual Report FY2023
Annual Report FY2022
Annual Report FY2021
Annual Report FY2020
Annual Report FY2019
Annual Report FY2018
Annual Report FY2017
Annual Report FY2016
Annual Report FY2015
Annual Report FY2014
Annual Report FY2013
STORMWATER RELATED INFORMATION
Disposal of Chlorinated Swimming Pool and Hot Tub Water
Middle Rogue Pesticide Stewardship Partnership 2015-17 Biennial Summary
RVSS is a member of the Middle Rogue Pesticide Stewardship Partnership whose work is to monitor, evaluate, and reduce the impact of pesticides on local waterways. This report describes monitoring results and work completed and planned.