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Did Hudson submit the Annual Self-Assessment to NCDEQ prior to
3 3 1 August 31 each year? YES
Did Hudson develop and distribute new educational fliers about
13 3 3.B.3. illegal dumping? YES
If so, how many educational fliers about illegal dumping were
14 3 3.B.3. distributed? 20 Butterfly Festival
Did Hudson attend the annual Hudson Butterfly Festival to
disperse stormwater outreach materials/awareness through the
23 3 4.B.1. use of interactive educational games and activities? YES
If so, how many event attendees were engaged in stormwater
24 3 4.B.1. outreach/received stormwater information? 200
Did Hudson provide additional outreach supplement or alternative
outreach opportunities if the annual Hudson Butterfly Festival was
33 3 4.B.2. canceled? YES Blackberry Festival
34 3 4.B.2. If so, how many attendees were engaged in stormwater outreach? 450 105 handouts
Did Hudson have WPCOG provide instruction and stormwater Stormwater Workbooks,
45 3 5.B.1. educational activities to youth? YES Enviroscape
If so, how many WPCOG youth education activities/events were
46 3 5.B.1. provided? 2
47 3 5.B.1. If so, how many WPCOG youth event participants were reached? 450
56 3 5.B.2. How many storm drains were stenciled? 0
Did Hudson create a presentation covering stormwater topics to
65 3 5.B.3. be presented in digital classrooms and/or provided to teachers? PARTIAL
If so, how many classroom presentations were provided by King's Creek Class& Field Trip to
66 3 5.B.3. teachers or staff? 1 WTP
67 3 5.B.3. If so, how many students were reached by classroom 20
Innovative SW Management DIS
on Steep Slopes-Riverlink, Blue
Earth; Study of Land Use Impacts
and Options for SW Mgt,Atalie
Fischer; Harmful Algal Blooms:
Prolific Issue in Urban
Did Hudson provide one presentation about one of the six NPDES Stormwater Ponds,Amy Grogan,
Minimum Control Measures at each annual WPCOG Water Quality UNCW; Stormwater Policies &
79 3 7.B.1. Conference? YES Projects, Samantha Krop, Neuse
If so, how many attendees were reached during the annual
80 3 7.B.1. WPCOG Water Quality Conference stormwater presentation? 113
Did Hudson evaluate the target pollutants and audiences to Construction sites-more
91 3 8.B.1. identify where outreach can be improved? PARTIAL education given to contractors
92 3 8.B.1. If so, were any revisions made to target pollutants?
93 3 8.B.2. If so, were any revisions made to target audiences?
107 3 10.B.2 Was the annual selfThssessment uploaded to stormwater website? YES WPCOG website
10.B.2 Did any links, contact information, or documents on the
108 3 stormwater web page need to be updated? YES WPCOG website
109 3 10.B.3 How many hits did the stormwater web page receive? 209 WPCOG website
Did Hudson provide citizen education as part of the enforcement
11.B.3 process for illicit discharges, illegal dumping and improper disposl
120 3 of waste? YES
11.B.3 If so, how many educational citizen interactions were completed
121 3 as part of the illicit discharge and illegal dumping enforcement 8
130 3 12.B.3 How many stormwater hotline calls were received? 8
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Did Hudson stormwater hotline staff receive training in general MS4 Training powerpoint&
12.B.4 stormwater awareness, complaint call protocols, appropriate Youtube Video Made available.
135 3 contacts for referral, and typical stormwater issues? YES WPCOG SW Admin trained.
12.B.5 Did Hudson publicize contact information on the municipal
140 3 . Facebook page, and the stormwater program and WPCOG YES
15.B.2 How many messages were received via the web based complaint/
145 3 . reporting/input form? 0 Mostly received calls
15.B.3 Was the web based complaint/reporting/input form maintained/ New form created, as old form
149 3 updated? YES was inaccessible
158 3 16.B.1 Did Hudson maintain a Facebook page for stormwater messaging? PARTIAL Need to increase FB SW Usage
Did Hudson utilize the Facebook page to promote public
16.B.2 involvement in stormwater programs, events and projects and
159 3 . provide outreach/general stormwater awareness messages? PARTIAL Spring Litter Sweep
16.B.2 If so, how many posts were made on the Facebook page related to
160 3 . .the stormwater program? 1
17.B.1 Did Hudson participate in quarterly Water Resource Committee
173 3 meetings? YES
17.B.1 If so, how many quarterly Water Resource Committee meetings
174 3 did Hudson participate in? 3
17.6.1 If so, how many attendees(total of all meetings)were at quarterly
175 3 . Water Resource Committee meetings that Hudson participated in? 58
18.B.1 Did Hudson provide a survey to engage the public and gauge public
186 3 . interest in stormwater issues and the stormwater program? YES on WPCOG page
187 3 18.B.1 If so, how many surveys were completed? 0
200 3 19.B.1 Did Hudson provide and promote volunteer stream cleanup YES
201 3 19.6.1 If so, how many stream cleanup events were held? 1
202 3 19.B.1 If so, how many stream cleanup participants were there? 6 Public Work Staff
203 3 19.B.1 If so, how many trash bags were filled during stream cleanup 3,000 Total from community
19.B.2 Did Hudson provide materials for volunteer stream cleanup
214 3 . activities hosted by Hudson and WPCOG? YES
Did Hudson supplement or replace stream clean-up time with
19.B.4 outdoor educational activities if streams do not have adequate
223 3 litter available for cleanup? Had Litter Sweep
19.B.4 If so, how many supplemental or replacement outdoor educational
224 3 . activities were held?
19.B.4 If so, how many supplemental or replacement outdoor educational
225 3 . activity participants were there?
20.B.1 Did Hudson update the existing MS4 map to include open WPCOG is working on their SW
236 3 . channels, storm drain information and flow direction? YES Mapping
237 3 20.B.1 If so, was at least 20%of the MS4 area mapped? Yes
20.B.2 Did Hudson add newly constructed infrastructure to the existing
244 3 MS4 map? YES
249 3 21.B.1 Did Hudson review the IDDE ordinance and update if needed? YES
256 3 23.B.1.Did Hudson review/update priority areas likely to have illicit YES
Did Hudson perform dry weather inspections in accordance with
263 3 24.B.2,the SOP and schedule? YES
264 3 24.B.2,If so, how many dry weather inspections were performed? 46 outfalls were mapped
265 3 24.B.2,If so, how many potential illicit/dry weather discharges were 0
277 3 26.B.1.Did Hudson screen priority areas likely to have illicit discharges? PARTIAL Mostly construction sites
278 3 26.B.1.If so, how many illicit discharges were identified in priority areas?
Did Hudson evaluate and assess the IDDE plan/program and revise
285 3 26.B.3.if necessary? PARTIAL
291 3 27.B.2.How many verified IDDE issues were identified?
300 3 27.B.3.Did Hudson enforce illicit discharge and illegal dumping violations? YES
How many illicit discharge and illegal dumping
301 3 27.B.3,violations/enforcement actions were issued? 8
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How many illicit discharge and illegal dumping
302 3 27.B.3,violations/enforcement actions were resolved? 8
313 3 27.B.4.Did Hudson establish and maintain a list of chronic violators? PARTIAL No chronic violators
314 3 27.B.4.If so, how many chronic violators were identified?
Did Hudson evaluate and assess the IDDE Program documentation
321 3 27.B.5.to identify areas for improvement? PARTIAL
322 3 27.B.5.If so, were revisions made to the IDDE tracking sheet? PARTIAL
MS4 Training powerpoint&
Did Hudson train new staff and contractors to identify and report Youtube Video Made available.
332 3 28.B.2,illicit discharges, illicit connections, illegal dumping and spills? PARTIAL WPCOG SW Admin trained.
How many new staff and contractors were trained to identify and MS4 Training powerpoint&
report illicit discharges, illicit connections, illegal dumping and Youtube Video Made available.
333 3 28.B.2.spills? WPCOG SW Admin trained.
Did Hudson utilize social media and the stormwater webpage(s)to
340 3 29.B.2,publicize contact information for IDDE reporting? PARTIAL SW Page, on WPCOG SW Page
347 3 32.6.2,Did Hudson evaluate the IDDE complaint response time? YES
If so, what was the average response time for IDDE complaints/
348 3 32.B.2,reports? 24 hours
MS4 Training powerpoint&
Did Hudson train new municipal staff on proper handling of Youtube Video Made available.
359 3 33.B.1.construction site runoff complaints? PARTIAL WPCOG SW Admin trained.
How many new staff were trained on proper handling of
360 3 33.B.1,construction site runoff complaints? No new staff, already trained
How many construction site runoff complaints were received from
361 3 33.B.2,municipal staff? 6
Did Hudson administer a public survey to receive perspective on Survey on WPCOG's website-
372 3 34.B.1.construction site runoff? PARTIAL SW Program
Did Hudson publicize the ability to report concerns about
construction runoff issues via the online form on the Hudson and
373 3 34.B.4.WPCOG websites and social media? YES Increase Social Media
Did Hudson maintain/update the adopted construction site waste
381 3 35.B.4,ordinance? YES
MS4 Training powerpoint&
Did Hudson train municipal staff on identifying and reporting Youtube Video Made available.
388 3 35.B.3.construction site waste violations? YES WPCOG SW Admin trained.
How many staff were trained on identifying and reporting
389 3 35.B.3.construction site waste violations?
397 3 35.B.5.Did Hudson enforce construction site waste violations? YES
398 3 35.B.5,How many construction site waste enforcement actions were 7
399 3 35.13.5,How many construction sitewaste violations were remedied? 7
Did Hudson track the number of low-density and high-density plan
416 3 36 reviews performed? YES
417 3 36 If so, how many low density project reviews were performed? 3
418 3 36 If so, how many high density project reviews were performed? 0
419 3 36 If so, how many low density project reviews were approved? 3
420 3 36 If so, how many high density project reviews were approved? 0
Did Hudson maintain a current inventory of low-density projects
and constructed SCMs, including SCM type or low-density acreage,
433 3 36 location, last inspection date and type of enforcement action (if PARTIAL
How many high density non-municipally owned SCM inspections
438 3 36 were performed? 7
443 3 36 How many low-density inspections were performed?
448 3 36 How many post-construction enforcement actions were issued? 0
MS4 Training powerpoint&
Did Hudson train field and office staff in Stormwater Ordinance Youtube Video Made available.
455 3 38.B.1,procedures and enforcement actions? YES WPCOG SW Admin trained.
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How many staff were trained in Stormwater Ordinance procedures
456 3 38.13.1.and enforcement actions? No new staff, already trained
467 3 38.13.2.How many post-construction notices of violation were issued? 0
468 3 38.B.2.How many post-construction Civil Citations were issued? 0
How many post-construction violations are still in process of
469 3 38.B.2.abatement? 0
Did Hudson review post-construction procedures and documents
478 3 39.B.1,and update as needed? YES
497 3 42.6.1,How many pre-CO SCM inspections were completed?
498 3 42.B.1,How many repeat pre-CO SCM inspections were completed?
499 3 40.13.1.How many permitted projects with O&M Plans received their CO?
500 3 42.B.2.How many SCM inspections were completed by municipal staff?
501 3 42.B.2.How many SCM inspections performed by municipal staff were
How many qualified licensed professional SCM inspections
502 3 _42.B.3,completed with documentation received?
503 3 42.B.3,How many SCMs are under annual inspection enforcement?
Did Hudson conduct inspections of
504 3 42.B.4,20%of low-density projects this year? PARTIAL
Did Hudson provide educational materials about low density
developments during the issuance of zoning permits, distributed
525 3 43.B.3.through mailings, posted on social media, and handed out at YES
526 3 43.B.3.How many low density educational materials were distributed? 3
Did Hudson provide educational materials to developers about
high density development during the issuance of zoning permits,
535 3 44.B.2,distributed through mailings, posted on social media, and handed YES
536 3 44.B.2.How many high density educational materials were distributed? 20
Did Hudson establish/maintain links to all post-construction
ordinances, manuals, policies, checklists, design standards, and/or
543 3 44.B.3.other materials on the website? YES
550 3 45.B.1.Did Hudson maintain a Pet Waste Ordinance? YES
551 3 45.B.1,Did Hudson implement and enforce the Pet Waste Ordinance? YES
How many educational awareness materials on fecal coliform
559 3 45.13.2,pollution associated with maintenance of septic systems were 20
How many municipal facilities were inspected to ensure good
567 3 47.B.3.housekeeping/spill prevention and control measures are 1
How many municipal facilities implemented corrective action(s)
572 3 47.B.4.following inspection? 1
579 3 48.B.3.Did Hudson review/maintain written spill response plans? PARTIAL In Progress
580 3 48.B.3,How many spill response procedure plans were revised?
How many non-reportable spills were documented according to
589 3 48.B.5,the spill response SOP? 0
How many reportable spills were documented according to the
590 3 48.B.5.spill response SOP? 0
In Progress, adding maps &then
598 3 49.B.3.Did Hudson implement the MS4 O&M Plan? YES finalizing
602 3 49.8.4,How many MS4 inspections were completed? 17
How many comprehensive stormwater training sessions for new
610 3 50.B.2,staff were held? No new staff, already trained
How many new municipal and contractor staff received
611 3 50.B.2.comprehensive stormwater training? No new staff, already trained
624 3 51.B.1.Did Hudson inspect the MS4 infrastructure? YES
625 3 51.B.1.How many MS4 catch basins were inspected? 25
626 3 51.B.1.How many MS4 conveyances were inspected? 25
627 3 51.B.1.How many MS4 issues were documented? 4
638 3 52.B.2,How many MS4 cleanings/maintenance actions were performed? 36
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Did Hudson maintain an inventory of municipally-owned SCMs
with information including type,year built, date of last inspection
647 3 53.B.1.and maintenance actions? YES No munipally owned SCMs
648 3 53.B.1.How many municipally-owned SCMs are in the inventory? No munipally owned SCMs
Did Hudson develop/maintain a SCM Operation and Maintenance
649 3 53.B.2.Plan for each muncipally-owned SCM? No munipally owned SCMs
658 3 54.B.3.How many municipally-owned SCM inspections were performed? No munipally owned SCMs
How many municipally-owned SCMs had documented
665 3 54.B.4,deficiencies/required maintenance? No munipally owned SCMs
How many municipally-owned SCM corrective actions/repairs
666 3 54.B.4.were performed? No munipally owned SCMs
Did Hudson ensure that only certified landscapers/applicators are
675 3 56.B.1.applying pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers? YES
How many certified landscapers/applicators are applying
676 3 56.B.1,pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers? 2
Did Hudson implement standard operating procedures for vehicle
684 3 57.B.3.and equipment washing? YES Aprox. 750 washings
695 3 59.B.1,Did Hudson perform annual municipal street/curb and gutter YES
696 3 59.B.1.How many lane miles were swept? 23
Did Hudson track conveyances/infrastructure that have frequent
697 3 59.B.2.problems with pollution to prioritize their maintenance? YES
Did Hudson distribute educational flyers regarding street runoff
708 3 59.B.3,pollution? YES
How many educational flyers regarding street runoff pollution
709 3 59.B.3,were distributed? 20
718 3 60.6.1.Did Hudson service public waste receptacles? YES
719 3 60.B.1.How many trash bags were used/collected? 2,948
728 3 60.B.2.Did Hudson collect litter on an as-needed basis? YES
729 3 60.B.2.How much trash was collected (pounds)? 90,000
738 3 61.B.1.Did Hudson perform leaf collections between November and YES
739 3 61.13.1.How many cubic yards of leaves were collected?
all members trained in
Hazardous Materials Operations
Level,we train every years
concerning Hazardous Materials
clean up that includes,
minimizing, collecting, and
proper disposal of fluids and
vehicular Pollutants for
accidents. Each Vehicles in the
Did Hudson train first responders on minimizing, collecting and fleet have spill kits materials or
disposing of fluids and other vehicular pollutants following an access of these materials within
748 3 62.B.1.accident? a few Minutes of an incident.
How many first responders were trained on minimizing, collecting
749 3 62.B.1.and disposing of fluids and other vehicular pollutants following an
758 3 62.B.2,Did Hudson equip and maintain spill kits in first responder YES _
759 3 62.B.2.How many first responder spill kits were maintained/refilled?
How many public education materials about vehicle leaks/
766 3 62.B.1 pollution potential were distributed?
Did Hudson enforce significant vehicle leaks from parked cars
773 3 62.B.4.under the IDDE ordinance? YES
How many enforcement actions were issued for significant vehicle
774 3 62.B.4.leaks from parked cars?
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