256-25 Proposal FPA - West Orange - MS4 Compliance.pdf

MS4 Mapping Section 1 | Scope of Work        Identify potential projects or actions that will address water quality impairments, TMDL reductions and stormwater quantity issues. Summarize public feedback gathered from the semi-annual information sessions. Provide an estimate of funding needs for each project, identifying potential sources (NJ Water Bank, SWU formation, grants, FEMA BRIC grants, etc.). Develop an implementation schedule for all proposed projects to meet TMDL reduction goals and improve water quality and quantity issues Post the report on the municipality’s website and initiate a 60-day public comment period for formal input. Provide a timeline for implementation of selected projects Semi-annual public information sessions (in-person or virtual) to be conducted following the completion of Phase II of the Watershed Improvement Plan. Phase III – Watershed Improvement Plan Report (Due on or before December 1, 2027)  Phase III focuses on project selection and committing specific water quality and stormwater improvement projects based on the assessments and data compiled in Phases 1 and 2.  Identify the proposed projects from phase 2 that will be implemented to address water quality impairments, TMDL’s and flooding concerns.  Summarize public comments received and document any changes made to the final plan.  Present the proposed timeline for selected water-quality improvement projects identified in Phase 2.  Provide the schedule of public information sessions to be held during the implementation phase.  Identify problems outside municipal jurisdiction (e.g., agricultural pollutant loading, non-municipal lands) and opportunities to address them.  Break down project costs by year and list funding opportunities that can be pursued. Based upon the requirements highlighted above, we offer the following scope of work detailing the work tasks included in our proposal: SCOPE OF WORK TASK 1: MS4 INFRASTRUCTURE MAPPING – COMPLETION OF MS4 STORMWATER INVENTORY It is FPA’s understanding that the Township has completed a majority of their stormwater inventory as of the date of this proposal. Upon review of the data, FPA has identified the following stormwater inventory assets and the approximate quantity of each:         Inlets: 3,358 Outfalls: 172 Groundwater Discharge Points: 91 Interconnections: 0 Retention/ Detention Basins:

llowing stormwater inventory assets and the approximate quantity of each:         Inlets: 3,358 Outfalls: 172 Groundwater Discharge Points: 91 Interconnections: 0 Retention/ Detention Basins: 0 Surface Conveyance: 0 Subsurface Conveyance: 0 Manholes: 0 Based upon this cursory review of the existing inventory data, FPA has determined that conveyance, interconnections, retention/detention basins, manholes, and any other relevant stormwater facilities still need to be identified and mapped. To complete this task, FPA will coordinate with Municipal staff to obtain existing municipal stormwater infrastructure Township of West Orange October 30, 2025 | Page 2