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RE Cellve I MAY - 8 2019 Paul R ELETEFITER9): nrr Seranbli BUREAU OF CITY PLANNING E 11 ) t V A II I A CITY HALL : 390 NORTH WASHINGTON AVENUE : SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA 18503: PHONE 570-398-4280: FAX 570-398-4171 May 2, 2019 RE CEllVE I MAY - 8 2019 Paul R. Grella, MS4 Coordinator OFFICE OF CITY Clean Water Program COUNCIL/CITY CLERK Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Northeast Regional Office 2 Public Square Wilkes Bane, PA 18701 Re: Renewal Application NPDES MS4 Permit No. PAI132203 City of Scranton, Lackawanna County Dear Mr. Grella: Enclosed please the City of Scranton's Renewal Application package for NPDES MS4 Permit No. PAI132203. The package includes the application form, application checldist, a copy of our Stormwater Fee Study, Rate Structure Memo, Stormwater Implementation Study and maps depicting the municipal boundary, urbanized area, outfall locations, MS4 stonn sewer locations and receiving waters. A check in the amount of $2,500.00 has been forwarded to the Bureau of Clean Water in Hanisburg. A copy is attached. If you have any further questions or require any additional information regarding this application please contact me at 570-348-4280 or dking (scrantonpa.gov. Sincerely, sk._s Donald J. Kin City Planner ofcCartatzton. 340 N. WASHINGTON AYE. NO. SCRANTON, PA 18503 087032 PNC BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION NORTHEAST PA 04/26/19 87032 DATE CHECK NO. AMOUNT AMOUNT $*****2,500.00* PAY THE SUM OF. *2500 DOLLARS AND *NO* CENTS PA DEPT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PAY TO ••••PASI THE BUREAU OF CLEAN WATER sdiN",jar ORDER OF PO BOX 8466 MAYORC F MTON HARRISBURG.FA 17105-8466 !Zee , EASUREftul OF SCRANTON - PO-87032r CO3/3000124 900969745510 VENDOR NO. 102925 CHECK NO. 87032 ymtc oRpRRI ••••• ,CR8cRIET10W 0104000040 4201 VBA591 2,500.00 APPL FEE 102925 PA DEPT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION City al actanton 3800-PM-BCW0200b 1/2017 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Permit Application DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION pennsylvania BUREAU OF CLEAN WATER ad DEPARTMENTPROTECTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM (NPDES) INDIVIDUAL PERMIT TO DISCHARGE STORMWATER FROM SMALL MUNICIPAL SEPARATE STORM SEWER SYSTEMS (MS4s) APPLICATION Before completing this form, read the step-by-step instructions provided in this application package. Related ID#s (If Known) PUSE 0 Client ID# 62556 APS ID# Date Received Site ID# 619170 Auth ID# Facility ID# PA PUG? ENERALINFORMATIO Type of Permit: ❑ New Permit 0 Renewal of Permit Permit No.: PAI132203 ❑ Is a waiver of coverage being requested and is a waiver application attached to this application? Yes Ni No Is individual permit coverage requested for more than one MS4 applicant? ❑ Yes [E] No If Yes, submit this application for each co-applicant and complete the information below (see Instructions): Joint Client Name: Joint Client Phone: Joint Client Address: Joint Client Contact: Joint Client City, State, Zip: 41CLIENT/OPERATOFONFORMATIO DEP Client ID# Client Type/Code MUNI Organization Name or Registered Fictitious Name Employer ID# (EIN) Dun & Bradstreet ID# City of Scranton Mailing Address Line 1 Mailing Address Line 2 340 N Washington Ave Address Last Line — City State ZIP+4 Country Scranton PA 18503 USA Client Contact Last Name First Name MI Suffix King Donald J Client Contact Title Phone Ext City Planner 570-348-4280 Email Address FAX [email protected] 570-348-4171 S4 SITE FORMATION' DEP Site ID# Site Name City of Scranton MS4 Urbanized Area (UA) Name(s) UA Area (specify acres or mil) Scranton 21.77 mi County Name Municipality Name City Boro Twp State ❑ ❑ Lackawanna City of Scranton County Name Municipality Name City Boro Twp State ❑ ❑ ❑ Site Location Address Line 1 Slte Location Address Line 2 3800-PM-BCW0200b 1/2017 Permit Application Site Location City State ZIP+4 Detailed Written Directions to Site Site Contact Last Name First Name MI Suffix Site Contact Title Site Contact Firm Mailing Address Line 1 Mailing Address Line 2 Address Last Line — City State ZIP+4 Phone Ext FAX Email Address SIC Code(s) (List All That Apply) NAICS Code(s) Site-to-Client Relationship OWN TORMINATERDIScAMGacINFORMATION Map(s). Attach a map(s) to the application that identifies all stormwater discharge points (outfalls) from the MS4 to surface waters. For MS4s with existing permit coverage (that did not receive a waiver from DEP during the latest permit term), the map must include all elements required by MCM #3 in the NPDES permit. See instructions. Surface Water Information. For each surface water body that receives stormwater discharges from the MS4, list the surface water, the furthest downstream outfall ID number, and the surface water's existing use, impairment and TMDLIWLA information in the table below. See instructions. NOTE — If the MS4 discharges to any surface water whose existing use is HQ or EV, the MS4 must apply for an individual permit. Ch. 93 Approved Surface Water Name Outfall No. Existing Use Impaired? TMDL? WLA? Lackawanna River 016 CWF Yes Yes No Roaring Brook 043 CWF Yes No No Leggetts Creek 047 TSF Yes No No Meadow Brook CWF Yes No No Leach Creek 048 TSF Yes No No Lucky Run CWF Yes No No Keyser Creek 049 CWF Yes No No Lindy Creek CWF Yes No No 3800-PM-BCW0200b 1/2017 Permit Application Duffel! Locations. For each outfall identified in the table above, list the latitude and longitude coordinates. Identify the Horizontal Reference Datum used to determine the coordinates. Latitude Longitude Outfall No. Degrees Minutes Seconds Degrees Minutes Seconds ❑ ■ Horizontal Reference Datum: ■ NAD of 1927 ' NAD of 1983 WGS of 1984 Unknown TMDL Details. For any surface water with an approved TMDL in which a WLA is applicable to the MS4, provide the WLAs below. TMDL WLA Specific or Surface Water Name TMDL Name Pollutant Name (lbs/yr) General ❑ No MS4 Requirements. Are requirement(s) specified in DEP's MS4 Requirements Table for the MS4? IZ Yes If Yes, summarize the requirements below by checking all boxes that apply: El Appendix A (AMD Metals and pH) Appendix B (Pathogens) ❑ Appendix C (Priority Organic Compounds) ❑ El Appendix D (Chesapeake Bay Nutrients/Sediment) Pollutant Reduction Plan attached to application E Appendix E (Impaired Waters Nutrients/Sediment) ❑ Pollutant Reduction Plan attached to application ❑ TMDL Plan ❑ TMDL Plan attached to application NOTE — Appendices D and E and the TMDL Plan require the applicant to submit documentation of a public involvement and participation process. 3800-PM-BCW0200b 112017 Permit Application 8tORMWATEkMAMAGEMENr PROGRAM IS1 Check here if the applicant is relying and will continue to rely on Pennsylvania's Chapter 102 program for erosion and sediment control (E&S) and post- construction stormwater management requirements. (If checked, there is no need to complete the information in the table below for MCM #4, BMPs #4 — #8, and MCM #5, BMPs #4 — #6). ,- - [11/1inimurn Control; -' - ,i r Responsible 1 - , - ,,. - , D "A Contact, /m08 or", :. Measure-(MGM) - BMP ft; -, , ,, ,.- „ _ , BMP Summary I?: -5..9[ l'PartS1'l--,k -1-, i Conft.ct Name , ::,?Phone No ;._ , Agreement? Develop, implement and maintain a written Public Education Applicant Donald King 570-348-4280 El and Outreach Program. Develop and maintain lists of target audience groups that 2 are present within the areas served by the permittee's Applicant Donald King 570-348-4280 • regulated small MS4. #1 — Public The permittee shall annually publish at least one issue of a Education and newsletter, a pamphlet, a flyer, or a website that includes Outreach 3 general stormwater educational information, a general Applicant Donald King 570-348-4280 0 description of the permittee's SWMP, and/or information about the permittee's stormwater management activities. Distribute stormwater educational materials and/or ❑ 4 information to the target audiences using two methods Applicant Donald King 570-348-4280 annually. Develop, implement and maintain a written Public 1 Applicant Donald King 570-348-4280 • Involvement and Participation Program (PIPP). Provide adequate public notice and opportunities for public #2 — Public 2 review, input, and feedback prior to adoption of any Applicant Donald King 570-348-4280 • Participation and ordinance, SOP or plan required by the General Permit. Involvement Regularly solicit public involvement and participation from 3 the target audience groups using available distribution and Applicant Donald King 570-348-4280 0 outreach methods. Develop and implement a written program for the detection, ❑ 1 elimination, and prevention of illicit discharges into the Applicant Patrick Hinton 570-348-4193 regulated MS4. Develop and maintain a map of the regulated small MS4's 2 Applicant Donald King 570-348-4280 0 outfalls and surface waters. #3 — Illicit Discharge In conjunction with the map(s) created under BMP #2 (either Detection and on the same map or on a different map), new permittees Elimination shall show, and existing permittees shall update, the entire storm sewer collection system, including roads, inlets, 3 Applicant Donald King 570-348-4280 0 piping, swales, catch basins, channels, basins, and any other features of the permittee's storm sewer system including municipal boundaries and/or watershed boundaries. 3800-PM-BCW0200b 1/2017 Permit Application - Ifillillitnilin Contra Responsible Contact - MOL or ,Con ct Name ,, -- ' Phone No: - Agreement? t - Measure (MGM) ,I 'J,BRAP# ' , ' L'I,Ill_iL .7- ' L BMP'Suminarye - , -,' . -r - Partr, ,- c ,- 1- The permittee shall conduct outfall field screening, identify 4 the source of any illicit discharges, and remove or correct Applicant Patrick Hinton 570-348-4193 0 any illicit discharges. Enact a Stormwater Management Ordinance (municipal #3 — Illicit permittees) or SOP (non-municipal permittees) to implement Discharge 5 and enforce a stormwater management program that Applicant Donald King 570-348-4280 • Detection and includes prohibition of non-stormwater discharges to the Elimination regulated small MS4. (continued) Provide educational outreach to public employees, business owners and employees, property owners, the general public 6 Applicant Donald King 570-348-4280 E and elected officials (i.e., target audiences) about the program to detect and eliminate illicit discharges.
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