Hamilton County Storm Water District - (HCSWD)

Administered by The Hamilton County Engineer's Office - 

William W. Brayshaw, P.E.-P.S. County Engineer

In partnership with the H. C. Soil and Water Conservation District, the H. C. Department of Public Works, the H. C.  General Health District, the City of Cincinnati Stormwater Management Utility, and the Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati

 

 

District Rules and Regulations
These are the regulations of the District. Some items are in .pdf format, and require the free Acrobat reader.

Final Regulations:
The Board of County Commissioners have adopted the following Rules and Regulations as required in association with the NPDES Phase II Storm Water Permit issued by the Ohio EPA for water quality.  Please direct any questions regarding the regulations via email to Todd.Long@hamilton-co.org

Document Name

Effective Date
Article I - Definitions (871 KB .pdf) June 14, 2009
Article II - Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination Rules and Regulations (558 KB .pdf) June 14, 2009
Article III - Earthwork (Erosion and Sediment Control Rules and Regulations (2.8 MB .pdf) June 14, 2009
Article IV- Stream Corridor Protection Rules and Regulations (1.25 MB .pdf) June 14, 2009
Article V - Post Construction Rules and Regulations (2.8 MB .pdf) June 14, 2009
Adopting Resolution - BOCC/Townships (249 KB .pdf) April 1, 2009
Adopting Resolution/Ordinance - Cities and Villages (258 KB .pdf) April 1, 2009

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