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BMP 2023 ANNUAL MAINTENANCE REPORT FORM
The Post -Construction Stormwater Best Management
Practice (BMP) Annual Maintenance Report is required for
demonstrating compliance with the Maintenance
Agreement and Stormwater Management Facilities Report
for your property development. MSD provides this online
report form to Stormwater BMP owners as a consistent and
convenient option to meet their annual reporting
obligations. To comply with the annual report requirement,
please submit one report form for each MSD
Project/Record Number at your site. Please answer all
questions for each stormwater BMP facility at your property
development. Instructions for completing certain fields will
display by hovering over the ? symbol with the pointer.
Enter the Project/Record Number for Your Report
Project/Record Number*(9)
18 M S D-00071
Owner Information (9)
Property Owner Name*
Chapman Ventures, LLC
Name of Owner's Designated Contact for this Property Development* (?)
Christian Andrade
Name of Person Preparing this Report*
Dayna With Stormwater Stl
Email of Person Preparing this Report*
MSDBMPAnnualReports@stormwater-stl.net
Update Owner Information
Owner's Address*(9)
330 N. 4th St., Ste. 300
Owner's City*
St. Louis
Owner's State*
MO
Owner's Zip Code*
63102
Owner's Phone Number* (2)
314-773-1700
Email of Owner or the Owner's Designated Contact* (9)
christian@ahrealtyadvisors.com
Confirm Email of Owner or the Owner's Designated Contact*
christian@ahrealtyadvisors.com
Stormwater BMP Condition and Maintenance Questions (9)
BMP Asset Number*
GIS-BMP-10574
BMP Asset Type
Permeable Pavement
When was the last inspection performed?*
1/8/2024
Describe the condition of the contributing drainage area. *
Good condition. Contributing drainage is free of erosion, sediment or gravel, trash, debris and other potential
pollutants.
Moderate condition. Contributing drainage has some areas with erosion, sediment or gravel, trash, debris and other
potential pollutants.
Degraded condition. Contributing drainage contains areas degraded by erosion, sediment or gravel, trash, debris and
other potential pollutants.
Serious condition. Contributing drainage contains significant and problematic areas of erosion, sediment or gravel,
trash, debris or other potential pollutants exposed to stormwater.
Not Applicable
Describe the condition of the inlet(s), or area conveying sheet flow if piped inlets do not exist.*
Good condition. Inlet(s) effectively conveys water into the facility and there is no evidence of erosion, sediment
accumulation, trash and other debris or pollutants.
Moderate condition. Inlet(s) conveys water into the facility, but there is some erosion, sediment accumulation, trash
and other debris or pollutants.
Degraded condition. Inlet(s) conveys water into the facility, but there are areas degraded by erosion, sediment
accumulation, trash and other debris or pollutants.
Serious condition. Inlet(s) may or may not convey water into the facility, and there are significant and problematic
areas of erosion, sediment accumulation, trash and other debris or pollutants.
Not Applicable