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Brochures Addressing Storm Water Quality Available to Residents A-PEO-1: PUBLIC EDUCATION AND OUTREACH MATERIALS AVAILABLE TO RESIDENTS The Ocean Begins on Your Street–Help Prevent Pollution of Creek & Ocean Water Protect Our Oceans–Take Care of Hazardous Household Chemicals Creekside Concerns Storm Water Pollution Found In Your Area (door hanger) Recognizing and Reporting Stormwater Pollution How to be Water-Wise in Your Garden Improving Irrigation Efficiency Gardener’s Guide to Clean Water The Answer Is Backyard Composting Gardening with California Native Plants Pests Bugging You? pocket guide (Our Water Our World) Less-Toxic Pest Management Fact Sheets (Our Water Our World) Ants Aphids Cockroaches Fleas Hornets Mosquitoes Snails Spiders Yellowjackets Healthy Garden Beautiful Lawn Weeds Pesticides and Water Quality Use and Disposal Be Kind to Animals – Keep All Wastes Out of Creeks And the Ocean Recycling Resource Guide for Santa Barbara County Date: December 18, 2009 To: Steve Wagner, City of Goleta From: Kevin Wunder, Matt O’Brien (URS) Subject: 2009 City of Goleta Business Based Education Prioritization Matrix The City of Goleta’s Stormwater Management Plan contains provisions that require the City to develop an inventory of all businesses located within the City by the end of Year 1. Per discussions with the City staff, the list of businesses is prioritized based on potential water quality impacts by business type and proximity to sensitive water features. Businesses are grouped into three tiers (e.g., high, medium and low priority) based upon these two criteria. Each tier of businesses is classified due to their business type (e.g., automotive-related) and location (e.g., <200 feet from a sewer inlet leading to San Pedro Creek). Table 1 shows a graphical example of the prioritization methodology. Table 1. Prioritization Methodology High Risk High Risk Tier No. Business Business Type Location 1. High Risk Y Y 2. Moderate Y N Risk N Y 3. Low Risk N N The primary business types that are considered to be high risk for impacting water quality via storm water flow include auto repair and auto body shops, restaurants, businesses that utilize vehicles, businesses that use hazardous materials, among others. Business locations considered as high risk due to their proximity to creeks and stormwater inlets leading to creeks and other sensitive areas include Aero Camino and Old Town Goleta. URS utilized GIS maps of known inlets and stormwater outfall pipes to assist in this determination Please contact us at (805) 964-6010 with questions or if you require clarifications. Atts. Business Based Education Matrix Business Based Education Prioritization Matrix Business Name Business Type Business Location High Risk High Risk Business Location? Type? Tier 1: High Risk Businesses 7-Eleven Convenience Store and 7390 Calle Real Y Y Fueling Station A & G Auto Wrecking Used Auto Parts Store 5939 Placencia St. Y Y A Quality Auto Body & Paint Auto Body Shop 5965 Daley St. Y Y ABC Supply Co Inc Building Material Store 122 Aero Camino Y Y Absolute Engineer Metal Fabricator 5915 Daley St. Y Y Accurate Transmission Transmission Shop 5929 Matthews St. Y Y Acorn Landscape Management Co. Lawn Sprinkler System 38 Depot Rd. Y Y Supplier Agile RF Inc Semiconductor Device 93 Castilian Dr. Y Y Manufacturer Airbus Santa Barbara Buses Charter and Rental 5755 Thorwood Dr. Y Y Airport Animal Hospital Veterinarian Clinic 300 Storke Rd. Y Y Airport Motors Auto Repair Shop 5950 Olney St. Y Y Applied Magnetics Corporation Design and Manufacture 75 Robin Hill Rd Y Y Mico-electro-mechanical system devices (MEMS) Auto Pro Auto Machine Shop 362 Storke Rd. Y Y Avis Rental Car System Inc Car Rental Agency 5940 Olney St. Y Y Bacara Resort and Spa Hotel and Spa 8301 Hollister Ave. Y Y Balistek Designs Screen Printer 55 Depot Rd. Y Y Bardex Corporation Hydraulic Equipment 6338 Lindmar Dr. Y Y Supplier Bell-Everman Inc Machine Shop 82 Aero Camino Y Y Best Western South Coast Inn Hotel 5620 Calle Real Y Y Boone Graphics Print Shop 70 S Kellogg Y Y C N C Machining Inc Machine Shop 5940 Matthews St. Y y California Taco Restaurant 7320 Hollister Ave. Y Y Camet Research Inc. Materials Characterization 6409 Camino Vista Y Y Laboratory, provides instrumentation and applications Casey’s Garage Automobile Repairing & 6398 Hollister Ave. Y Y Service Central Coast Analytical Services Chemical Testing 751 S Kellogg Y Y Laboratories Channel City Lumber Co True Lumber Store 35 Aero Camino Y Y Value Page 1 of 18 URS - 12/18/09 Business Based Education Prioritization Matrix Business Name Business Type Business Location High Risk High Risk Business Location? Type? ChannelTier 1: High Industries Risk BusinessesInc. Manufacturer of Piezoelectric 839 Ward Dr. Y Y Ceramics Chevron Station 92580 (corner of Fueling Station 6895 Hollister Ave. Y Y Storke Rd and Hollister Ave.) CNM Topline Machine Foundations 5945 Daley St. Y Y Cree Santa Barbara Technology Manufacturer of 340 Storke Rd. Y Y Center semiconductors D & G Automotive Brake Shop 5970 Daley St. Y Y Deckers Outdoor Corporation Exporter 495 S Fairview Y Y Deli Planet Deli/restaurant 5599 Hollister Ave. Y Y Dent Expert Auto Repair Shop 20 S Fairview Ave. Y Y Economy Muffler & Brake Muffler and Brake Service 5930 Hollister Ave. Y Y Shop Eiffel Software Computers and Electronic 5949 Hollister Ave. Y Y Manufacturers El Sitio Restaurant 102 S Fairview Ave. Y Y Electromatic Inc Electropolishing Services 789 S Kellogg Y Y Elks Lodge Hotel 150 N Kellogg Ave. Y Y Enterprise Rent-A-Car Auto Rental 5959 Hollister Ave. YY Fairview Auto Repair Auto Repair Shop 55 N Fairview Ave. Y Y Fairview In & Out Car Wash and Car Wash and Fueling Station 42 N Fairview Ave. Y Y 76 Fueling Station FedEx Distribution Center 495 S Fairview Y Y Garcia’s Auto Repair Auto Repair Shop 905 S Kellogg Ave. Y Y Glen Annie Mobil Fueling Station and 49 Glen Annie Rd. Y Y Convenience Store Goleta Concrete Batch Plant Manufacturer of cement S. Kellogg Avenue Vicinity YY of San Jose Creek Goleta Muffler & Brake Muffler and Brake Shop 74 Aero Camino Y Y Goleta Ready Mix Cement Supply Store 710 S Fairview Ave. Y Y Goleta Valley Athletic Club Personal Fitness Club 5800 Cathedral Oaks Rd. Y Y Green Star Coffee Coffee Production Facility 6489 Calle Real Y Y Hertz Car Rental Car Rental Agency 690 S Fairview Ave.YY Hien Motor Repair Auto Repair Shop 257 Orange Ave. Y Y Holdren’s Steak and Seafood Restaurant 6920 Market Place Dr Y Y Holiday Inn Santa Barbara Hotel 5650 Calle Real Y Y Home Depot Home and Garden Supply 6975 Market Place Dr Y Y Store Howell Pest Control Pest Control 600 Ward Dr. Ste A Y Y Page 2 of 18 URS - 12/18/09 Business Based Education Prioritization Matrix Business Name Business Type Business Location High Risk High Risk Business Location? Type? IndigoTier 1: Systems High Risk Businesses Infrared Equipment 70 Castilian Dr. Y Y Manufacturers Information Magnetics Corporation Superconductors and 460 Ward Dr. Y Y (EPA site) is now Superconductor Wireless Technology Technologies Inc. Company International Transducer Manufacturer of acoustic 869 Ward Dr. Y Y Corporation transducers for ships Islamic Society-Santa Barbara Classes and Prayer Services 158 Aero Camino Y Y Joe Redford’s Toyota Auto Dealership 5611 Hollister Ave. Y Y Jordano’s Inc. 550 S Patterson Ave. Y Y Joslyn Electronic Systems Corp Electronics Manufacturer 6868 Cortona Dr. Y Y Kinetco Water Purification Consulting 75 Aero Camino Y Y Services Kmart Home, Garden store and 6865 Hollister Ave. Y Y Pharmacy Lehigh Hanson, Hanson Manufacturer of cement and 50 S. Kellogg Avenue YY Aggregates, Hanson Heidelberg construction materials Vicinity of San Jose Creek Cement Company Line-X of Santa Barbara Auto Body Shop 59 Depot Rd Y Y Lucky Laundry Laundromat 250 Storke Rd. Y Y Mahneke Motors Auto Body Shop 5737 Thornwood Dr. Y Y Mccormix Corporation Oil and Gas Co Service 55 Depot Rd. Y Y Station McDonalds Restaurant 146 S Fairview Ave. Y Y McDonalds Restaurant 6900 Market Place Dr. Y Y McLean’s Auto Body & Paint Auto Body Shop 650 S Fairview Ave. Y Y Mediterra Café Food Retailer and Café 5575 Hollister Ave. Y Y Ming Dynasty Chinese Restaurant 290 Storke Rd. Y Y National Autobody Auto body and paint 879 S Kellogg Y Y Natural Café Restaurant 5892 Hollister Ave. Y Y Newton Building Supply Co. Building Materials Store 15 S Kellogg Y Y Orchard Supply Hardware (OSH) Home and Garden Supply 125 N Fairview Ave. Y Y Store Orient Hand Laundry Laundromat 290 S Fairview Ave. Y Y Pacific Beverage Beverage Vending Company 5305 Ekwill St. Y Y Panda Express Restaurant 137 N Fairview Ave. Y Y Pattaya Bar & Grill Thai Restaurant 5918 Hollister Ave. Y Y PK Engineering and Manufacturing Engineering and 5728 Thornwood Dr. Y Y Co. Manufacturing Page 3 of 18 URS - 12/18/09 Business Based Education Prioritization Matrix Business Name Business Type Business Location High Risk High Risk Business Location? Type? PrecisionTier 1: High Auto Risk Body Businesses & Painting Auto Body Shop 57 S Fairview Ave. Y Y Progressive Surfboards Surf and surf board shop 286 S Fairview Y Y Rangel-Lewis Co. Sheet Metal Contractor 873 S Kellogg Ave. Y Y Raytheon Company Aerospace Company 6380 Hollister Ave.YY Raytheon Electromagnetic Systems Defense Contractor 6380 Hollister Ave. Y Y Division Richards-Zeta Building Building Materials Store 75 Castilian Dr. Y Y Rick’s Heating Heating and Cooling Systems 5915 Daley St. Y Y Services Ridal Corp Tool and Die Shop 57 Aero Camino Y Y Rob’s 4 Wheel Drive & Fab Auto Repair Shop 87 Depot Rd.
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