HomeMy Public PortalAbout09) 7F Adoption of Resolution 15-5075 Supporting County Sanitation District Act SB 485AGENDA
ITEM 7.F .
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM
DATE: Ap ri1 7, 20 15
TO: The Honorable City Cou ncil
FROM: Bryan Cook , City Manager
Via : Michael D. Forbes, AI CP , Community Developm ent D i rector ~
By: Andrew J . Coyne , Management Ana lyst
SUBJECT : ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION NO. 15-5075 SUPPORTING THE COUNTY
SANITATION DISTRICT ACT (SENATE BILL 485), LEGISLATION TO
PROVIDE THE COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF LOS ANGELES
COUNTY THE AUTHORITY TO MANAGE STORMWATER AND DRY
WEATHER RUNOFF MANAGEMENT PROJECTS
RECOMMENDATION:
The City Cou ncil is requested to adopt Resolution No .15-5075 (Attachment "A ")
supporting the County Sanitation District Act (Senate Bill 485), legislation to prov ide the
County Sanitation Distri cts of Los Angeles County the authority to assist cities by
managing stormwater and dry weather runoff management projects .
BACKGROUND:
1. On December 17, 1972, Co ngress passed the Clean Water Act to address
conta mination of the nation 's riv e rs an d waterways.
2 . On Nove mber 16 , 1990, th e U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
published regulations requiring Nati ona l Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(NPDES) permits for Municipa l Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4 ) runoff,
which fundamentally changed th e way storm water runoff is regulated at the
State and Fede ral levels .
3 . On December 13, 2001 , the Regional Water Quality Control Board , Los Angeles
Region ( R W Q C B) issued a cou ntywide MS4 perm it to Los Angeles County
and 79 participating cities , in c luding Temple City. The permit includes
requi rements for the County and cit ies to address stormwater runoff and pollution .
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4 . On November 8 , 2012 , the RWQCB issued Order No . R4-2012-0175 regardin g
waste discharge requirem e nts for MS4 discharges within the coastal watersheds
of Los Angeles Co unty and iss ued an updated MS4 permit re fle ctive of the new
requ i rements .
5 . On October 14, 2014 , t he Los Angeles Division of the League of California Cities
and the California Contract Cities Association released a report entitled
"Stormwater Funding Options , Providing Sustainable Water Quality in Los Angeles
County ." The report determined that the urban runoff programs required by the
updated MS4 permit are so complex and costly that jurisdictions cannot follow a
single funding strategy. The report included organizational and policy
recommendations, including codifying language to authorize the Sanitation
Distr ic ts of Los Angeles County to manage stormwater and dry weather urban
runoff management projects .
ANALYSIS:
The requirements of the updated MS4 permit issued in 2012 are considerably more
complex than the previous MS4 permit requirements . The requirements address
stormwater runoff and notab ly prohibit discharge of dry weather runoff (e.g . irri gation
runoff) into storm drains . The cost to cities for complying w ith the MS4 perm it is
expected to be in the billions of dollars . To provide assistance and help alleviate some
of the financial burden to municipalities, legislation is being proposed in the State
Senate (Senate Bill 485) that will grant the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County
the ability to manage stormwater and dry weather runoff management projects
(Attachment "B").
The Sanitation Districts are a group of 24 special districts created by statute to provide
wastewater and solid waste management. Under the proposed legislation , the d istricts
would have the authority to acquire , construct , operate , maintain , and furnish facil ities
for the following purposes :
• Diverting stormwater and dry weather runoff from the stormwater drainage
system ;
• Managing and treating stormwater and dry weather runoff;
• Discharging water into the storm drainage system or receiving waters ; and
• The beneficial use of water.
The Orange County Sanitation District already has this authority , and this legislation
would extend the authority to the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County. It would be
exercised on a case-by-case basis , and would be a cost-effective means of achieving
compliance with the municipal stormwater requireme nts . The Los Angeles Div isi on of
the League of California Citie s and the California Contract Cit ies Associat ion have both
expressed their support for the legislation.
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CONCLUSION:
As the City moves forward with im plementation of the new MS4 permit, the City will face
significant costs to impl ement the new requirements . Senate Bill 485 is a means to
red uc e these cos ts . Fo r this reaso n , staff recomme nd s that the City Council adopt
Reso lution No .15 -5 075 , supporting the County Sanitation District Act (Senate Bill 485),
to provide the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County the autho rity to manage
stormwater and dry w eather projects . If approved by the City Council , t he City Manager
will send a le tter stating the City 's support for the legislation (Attachment "C").
FISCAL IMPACT:
The recommended action presents no fiscal impact to the Fiscal Year (F Y) 2014-15 City
Budg et. Ho wever, if Senate Bill 485 passes , the Sanitation Districts would have
authority to acquire, construct, operate, mainta in, and furnish facilities for stormwater
and dry weather urban runoff projects . This could he l p to al levi ate some of the City's
expected signi fica nt future costs of co mpliance with the MS4 permit requirements.
ATTACHMENTS:
A. Resolut io n No .15-5075
B. SB 485 Fact Sheet and Legislation
C . Letter of Support for SB 485
ATTACHMENT A
RESOLUTION NO. 15-5075
A RESOLU T ION OF THE CI T Y COUNCIL OF T HE CITY OF TE MPLE CITY,
CALIFORN IA, SUP PORTING THE COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT ACT (SENATE
BILL 485).
WHEREAS , the Reg ion al Water Quality Control Board , Los Angeles Region adopted National
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System Order No . R4-2012-
0 175 (MS4 Permit); a nd
WHEREAS , the MS4 Perm it became effective on December 28, 2012 and requ ires that cities
within the County of Los Angeles comply with the prescribed eleme nts of the MS4 Perm it; and
WHEREAS, the Los Ange les Division of the League of Californ ia Cities and the Ca li forn ia
Contract Cities Association issued a repo rt entitled "Stormwater Fund ing Options , Prov iding Susta inable
Water Quality in Los Angeles County", findin g that funding the urban runoff programs requ ired by the new
MS4 perm it is so complex and costly that jurisdi ct io ns cannot follow a sing le funding strategy ; and
WHEREAS , the Lo s Angeles Divi s ion of the League of Californ ia Cities and the Californ ia
Con tra ct Cities Association has made organ izational and pol icy recommendat ions , in cl ud ing codifyi ng
language to author ize the San itation Districts of Los Angeles County to manage stor mwater and dry
weather runoff management projects; and
WHEREAS , the passage of Senate Bill 485 will help to reduce the significant cos ts of compliance
with th e new MS4 permit by authorizi ng the sa nitati on dist ricts to manag e stormwater and dry weather
runoff management projects ;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that by the adoption of this resolution , the City of
T emple City provides its sup port for the passage of Se nate Bill 485.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this J'h day of April2015
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ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM :
CITY C LE RK CITY ATTORNE Y
I, City Clerk of the City of Temple City, here by certify that the fore go in g resolution , Resolutio n No . 15-5075
was duly ado pted by the City Council of th e City of Temple City at a regular meeti ng held on the 7th day of
Ap r il, 2015 , by the followi ng vote :
AYES :
NOES:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN :
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ATTACHMENT 8
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SANITATION DISTRICTS OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY
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2015 Legislati ve Proposal
Stormwater Management Authority for the San itation Districts of Los Angeles County
Summary : Allow the Sa ni ta tio n Districts of Lo s Angeles County to assis t loca l jurisdictions in Los
Angeles County in stormwater and dry weather runoff management projects.
Current Law: The Sanitation Di stricts of Lo s Ange les County (Di st ricts) are organized pu rsua nt
t o the Coun t y Sa nitation District Act, Hea lt h and Safety Code Section 4700 et seq, and are
authorized unde r statute to manage wastewater and solid waste (Sections 4741 and 4741.1).
Curren t law does not grant authority to the Districts to ma nage stormwater. The on ly County
Sanitation Di strict with authority to manage stormwater is the Orange County San itation District
(H&S Code Sectio n 4730 .66).
Background and Rationale: Th e Districts are a group of 24 spe cial districts crea t ed in the 1920s
by statute for the express purpose of wastewater management. In 1957, the statute was
amended to aut ho ri ze sol id waste management by county sanitation districts. Each district is
governed by a board of directors com pri sed of the pres iding officers of eac h j u risdiction in the
service area. I n Lo s Angeles County, all county sa nitation districts share one staff, re su lting in
efficient, cos t effect ive regional opera tions. The Districts are one of the largest producers of
recycled wa t er in th e st ate .
Beginning in 1991, the Los Angeles Reg ion al Water Quality Con trol Board imposed requirements
via permit on local jurisdictions' municipal se parate stormwater system ("MS4 "). The
req u irements we re g rad ually increase d in severa l subse quent perm it re newals, cu lm inating in
the most recent permit adopted in December 2012 . Compliance with the MS4 permit
requ irement s have be en estimated to cost billions of dollars. The requireme nts not only
address stormwater but also proh ibit discharge of dry weather run off (such as over-irrigation).
While the Districts do ha ve authorit y to accept dry weather runoff into the sewer system as
"wastewater'', the Di stricts are seeking to codify that aut hority an d to obtain new authority to
manage stormwater to co st effective ly aid ju r isdictions in comp lying w ith their stormwater-
related regulatory requirem en t s. Proj ects would be de t ermined on a case-by-case basis in
conjunction wit h local jurisdictions within our service area.
Benefits: Co st effective f lexi bility to ac hi eve com pliance with municipal stormwater
requirements and potential increase in r ecycled water supp li es through co llaboration among
existing local agencies in Los Angeles Cou nty.
Proposed Language: The proposed leg islation would be specific to the Sanitation Districts of Los
Angeles County and is similar to statutory language in Hea lth and Safety Code Section 4730.66,
chaptered in 2002, w hi ch only applies to the Orange Co unty Sanitation District. The language
wou ld supplem ent the ex isti ng powers of the Di stricts and would allow eac h District to acquire,
construct, operate, maintain, and fu rni sh fa cilities for all or any of the following purpose s:
• Diver sion of sto rmwater a nd dry wea th er runoff from the stormwat er dra in age sys tem;
• Manageme nt and treatment of st ormwater and dry weather runoff;
• Discharge of the water to the sto r mwater drainage sys tem or receiving wa ters; and
• Th e be nefi cial use of the wate r.
For more informati on , contact Sharon Green at sgreen@lacsd .org or (562) 908-4 288, x2503.
SENATE BILL No . 485
Introduced by Senator Hernandez
(Coauthor: Senator Liu)
(Coauthors: Assembly Members Cri stina Garcia and Rendon)
Februa ry 26, 20 15
An act to add Section 4730.68 to the Health and Safety Code, relating
to public sanitatio n.
Ll!G ISLATIVB COUNSBL'S D IG BST
SB 485, as introduced, Hernandez. County of Los Angeles: sanit ati on
districts.
The County Sanitation Di stric t Act aut horizes a sani tati on district to
ac quir e, construct, and complete certain works, property, or structures
nec essary or co nvenient for sewage co lle ction, treatment , and di sposal.
This bill wo uld auth ori ze specifie~ sani tation di str icts in the County
of Los Angeles , to acquire, construct, operate, maintain , and furni sh
faci lities for the diversion, management, and tr ea tm ent of stormwater
and dry wea th er runoff, the discha rge of the water to the stormwater
drainage system, an d the benefic ial use of th e water.
This bill wou ld make legi sla ti ve findings and dec larati ons as to the
necessity of a special statute for the County of Los Angeles.
Vote: majority. Appropriation: no. Fiscal committee: no.
State-mandated local program : no.
The people of the Sta te of California do enact as follows:
I SECTION 1, The Legislatu re here by finds and declares all of
2 the fo llo win g:
3 (a) The co unty sanitation di stricts of Lo s Angeles County
4 (sanita ti on di stri cts) were es tab li shed in 1923 under th e Co unty
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1 Sanitation District Act (Chapter 3 (commencing with Section 4 700)
2 of Part 3 of Division 5 of the Health and Safety Code).
3 (b) The sanitation districts provide regional solid waste
4 management and wastewater collection and treatment services for
5 5.5 million people in 78 cities. and unincorporated communities.
6 (c) Eighty-four cities in Los Angeles County, the Los Angeles
7 County Flood Control District, and Los Angeles County
8 unincorporated areas are all regulated under a permit for the
9 Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4), the most recent
10 of which was adopted by the California Regional Water Quality
11 Control Board, Los Angeles Region, in December 2012.
12 (d) The City of Long Beach is regulated under its own permit
13 for its MS4, the most recent of which was adopted by the regional
14 board in February 2014 .
15 (e) The MS4 is a large interconnected system that encompasses
16 over 3,000 square miles, and is contr.o lled in large part by the Los
17 Angeles County Flood Control District and used by multiple cities
18 along with Los Angeles County.
19 (f) The Los Angeles County Flood Control District is primarily
20 focused on opera tion and maintenance of the larger, downstream
21 MS4 infrastructure into which the smaller, upstream city MS4
22 infrastructure discharges.
23 (g) This extensive system conveys stormwater and
24 non -s tormwater across municipal boundaries where it is
25 co mmingl ed within the MS4 and then discharged to receiving
26 wa ter bodies, such as the Los Angeles River and San Gabriel River.
27 (h) It will be necessary for the citi es, Los Angeles County Flood
28 Control District, and Los Angeles County to spend millions of
29 dollars per year to comply with the Los Angeles Region MS4
30 permits.
31 (i) The Los Angeles Region MS4 permits prohibit th e discharge
32 of non-stormwater discharges to MS4 (unless au th orized under
33 another permit or specifically exempted from the MS4 permit),
34 and one management technique that can be effective in cleaning
35 up non-stormwater discharges is to divert dry weather runoff into
36 th e sanitary sewe r system, if sewer and treatment plant capac ity
37 are available and other regulatory requirements are met.
38 (j) Many of the cities , the Los Angeles County Flood Control
39 District, and Los Angeles County are preparing waters hed
40 management plans and enhanced watershed management plans in
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1 order to identify storm water and dry weather urban runoff projects
2 and activities that will bring the MS4 under their jurisdiction into
3 compliance with the Los Angeles Region MS4 permits .
4 (k) The presiding officers of the cities and the Chairman of the
5 County Board of Supervisors serve as members of the boards of
6 directors of the sanitation districts . ·
7 (l) The administrative board of directors of the sanitation
8 districts formally requested that the Sanitation Districts seek the
9 authority to use its civil engineering and water quality expertise
10 to help the cities and county manage stormwater and dry weather
11 urban runoff in order to comply in an efficient and effective manner
12 with the Los Angeles Region MS4 permit.
13 (m) Because of the unique circumstances of the sanitation
14 districts and the Los Angeles Region MS4, special legislation is
15 necessary to augment the sanitation districts' powers under the
16 County Sanitation District Act.
17 SEC . 2. Section 4730.68 is added to the Health and Safety
18 Code, to read:
19 4730.68. (a) This section applies only to county sanitation
20 district numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21,
21 22, 23, 27, 28, 29, and 34 of Los Angeles County, Newhall Ranch
22 Sanitation District, South Bay Cities Sanitation District of Los
23 Angeles County, and Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District of
24 Los Angeles County, and any new county sanitation district
25 subsequently formed in the County of Los Angeles. The powers
26 granted in this section supplement the existing powers of each
27 district.
28 (b) A district may acquire, construct, operate, maintain, and
29 furnish facilities for any of the following purposes:
30 (1) The diversion of stormwater and dry weather runoff from
31 the stormwater drainage system within the district.
32 (2) The management and treatment of the storm water and dry
33 weather runoff.
34 (3) The discharge of the water to the stormwater drainage system
35 or receiving waters.
36 (4) The beneficial use of the water.
37 (c) In order to carry out the powers and purposes granted under
38 this section, the district may exercise any of the powers otherwise
39 granted to a district by this chapter to the extent those powers may
40 be made applicable.
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1 (d) This section does not affect any obligation of a district to
2 obtain a pennit that may be required by law for the activities
3 undertaken pur suant to this section .
4 (e) For purposes of this section, "stonnwater" and "dry weather
5 runoff'' have the same meaning as in Section I 0561.5 of the Water
6 Code.
7 (f) Nothing in this section shall be construed to require any local
8 agency to participate, financially or otherwise, in a project pursued
9 under the authority granted by this sec tion.
10 (g) This section is not intend ed to alter any of the following :
11 ( 1) Existing water rights , including any adjudicated rights .
12 (2) Existing water rights law.
13 (3) Any rights, remedies, or obligations that may ex ist pursuant
14 to Article .1 (commencing with Section 1200) of Article 1.5
15 (commencing with Section 121 0) of Chapter 1 of Part 2 ofDivision
16 2 of the Water Code, or Chapter 8.5 (commencing with Section
17 1501) of Part 1 of Division 1 of the Public Utiliti es Code.
18 SEC . 3. The Legislature finds and declares that a special law
19 is necessary and that a general law cannot be made applicable
20 within the meaning of Section 16 of Article IV of the California
21 Constitution because of the unique ·circumstances of the County
22 Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County.
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SB 485 would provide co st-effective flexibility to achieve com pliance with municipal stormw ater
requiremen ts through collaboration among ex ist in g local agencies in Los Angeles County .
Backaround
The Sanitation Di stricts of Los Angeles County (LACS D) are organized pursuant to the County
Sanitation District Act and are authorized unde r statute to manage wastewater and so lid waste. Current
law does not grant authority to LACSD to manage sto rmwater.
LACSD is a group of24 special districts created in the 192 0s by statute for the express purpose of
wastewate r management. In 1957 , the statute was amended to authorize so lid waste management by
co un ty sa nitati on di stricts. Each distri ct is governed by a board of directors co mprised of the presiding
officer s of each jurisd icti on in the service area. In Los Angeles County, all county sa nit ation districts
sha re one staff, res ulting in efficient, cos t effect ive regiona l opera ti ons. LACSD is one of the largest
producers of recycled water in the state.
Beginn ing in 1991 , the Los Angeles Regiona l Wate r Quality Contro l Board imposed requirements via
permit on loc al jurisdictions' municipal se parate s torm water sys tem ("MS4"). The requ irem ents were
gradua ll y increased in several sub sequent pennit renew als, culminatin g in the most rece nt per mit
adopted in December 2012 . Compliance with the MS4 permit require ments have bee n es tima ted to cost
billions of dollars . The requiremen ts not only address stormwa ter but also prohibit disc harge of dry
weather runoff (such as over-irrigati on). While the Di stricts do have aut hority to acce pt dry weather
runoff into the se wer sys tem as "wastewa ter", the Di strict s are see kin g to obtain new auth ority to
man age sto rm wate r and dry weather urban runoff in standa lone projects to cost effective ly aid
jurisdictions in co mplying with their sto rmwater-related regul ato ry requirements. Projects would be
determin ed on a case-by-case basis in co njuncti on with local jurisdictions within our service area.
This bill
SB 485 would all ow the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles Co unty to assist loca l jurisdictions in Los
Angeles Co unty in stor mwater and dry weather run off managemen t projects. SB 485 would be specific
to the Sanitation Di stri cts of Los Angeles Co unt y and is simil ar to statutory language in He al th and
Safety Code Section 4730.66, chaptered in 2002, which only app lies to the Orange County Sani tation
District. The language would supplement the existing powers of the Di stricts and would allow each
Di str ict to ac qu ire, co nstru ct, operate, maintai n, and furni sh fac iliti es for all or any of the following
purposes:
" D i v e r s i o n o f s t o r m w a t e r a n d d r y w e a t h e r r u n o f f f r o m t h e s t o r m w a t e r d r a i n a g e s y s t e m ;
" M a n a g e m e n t a n d t r e a t m e n t o f s t o r m w a t e r a n d d r y w e a t h e r r u n o f f ;
" D i s c h a r g e o f t h e w a t e r t o t h e s t o r m w a t e r d r a i n a g e s y s t e m o r r e c e i v i n g w a t e r s ; a n d
" T h e b e n e f i c i a l u s e o f t h e w a t e r .
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Senator Ed He rn a ndez
Ca l ifo rnia State Senate
State Capitol, Roo m 2 080
Sacra mento, CA 95814
V IA FAX: (916) 651-4922
RE: SB 485 (Hernandez) SUPPORT S tom1wate1·, County Sa nitation Districts of Los Angeles.
Senato r He rn andez:
The C ity of T e mp le C ity writes in s upp o rt of your S B 4 85, to a ll ow authority fo r th e Lo s Ange les Coun ty
Sanita t io n Districts (LACSD) to manage s to rm water a nd dry weath er runoff. 8 485 is a helpfu l s te p for
o ur city to comply w ith th e fe de ra l C lean Wate r Act a nd the Porter-Co logne Act; meet re quiremen ts
und er the Los Angeles Regio na l Water Board's MS4 permit require me nt s; a nd im prove th e region's water
s uppl y and qua li ty.
Last year, the Los Ange le s Coun ty Division o f t he League o f Cal ifornia C iti es and the California Contract
C it ies Associati on comple ted a thorough re port, "Stormwater Funding Options, Provi din g S ustainable
W ater Quality in Los Ange les County." The report, s pearheaded by a Steer ing Committee of local
e lecte d officia ls and c ity managers with co ll aborati o n from key s ta keho lders, dete rmin ed that fund in g
urban run off progra ms is so complex and dy na mi c, a nd t he so luti o ns so costly , county a nd c iti es cannot
fo ll ow a s ingle funding s trat egy.
The joint rep01t in c lud e d o rgan izationa l a nd po lic y recommendat io ns to provide a dditio n a l resources for
c iti es in th e ir efforts. O ne reco m mendatio n in c ludes cod ifY in g language to auth o ri ze t he Sanitation
Di stricts of Los Angeles Coun ty to manage s to rm water a nd dry weather urban runoff. Authority to
manage urban runoff was g ra nted to the O ran ge Cou nty Sanitation D is trict in 2002, which has proven to
be a very successful tool to improve water qua l ity in O ra nge Co un ty. T he inte nt o f LAC SD is to purs ue
stonn water a nd dry weath e r run off projects in re s pon se to req ue s ts by c iti es in o rd er to assist th ose cities
in meeting th e ir stor mwater pe rmit require ments .
Again, the City ofTem pl e C ity supports SB 485. Thank yo u aga in for leading th is effort to a ss ist loca l
governments. S hou ld you have a ny qu esti ons, p lease conta ct Michael D. Forbes, Com munity
Development Director.
Si ncerely,
C ity Manager
City o f Temp le City
CC: A ssembly Member A nth ony Rendon , Fax (9 16) 319-2158
Assembly Member Cri s ti na Garcia, Fax (9 16 ) 3 19-2 163
Sharon Green, Lo s Angeles County Sanitation Di s tri c ts, s green@lacs d .org
Kri stine Guerrero, Lo s Angeles County Divi s ion , LOCC, Kg ue rrero @catities.org