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� A-S STOPPP Stormwater Management Plan (Appendix B); and a list of municipal stormwater ordinances (Appendix Q. The General Program's two-year work plans and budgets will be updated annually to include the subsequent fiscal year and submitted as a draft to the Regional Board. Normally, STOPPP's Technical Advisory Committee approves these draft work plans and budgets around February, and C /CAG approves them around May or June of each year. Subsequent work plans and budgets will be added to Appendix A as they are developed and approved. The performance standards are organized to correspond with each of the major components of the Plan except for the Watershed Assessment and Monitoring section. The performance standards help to define what the municipalities need to do to achieve the maximum extent practicable control of pollutants. Performance standards for monitoring are not included because it can be conducted more cost - effectively as a General Program activity rather than by having each member municipality conduct its own monitoring. COMPONENT GOALS AND MAJOR TASKS Tile following reviews the goals and major tasks of each of these components, highlights the applicable performance standards (Appendix B), and describes the most significant changes from the previous plan. 2.0 Municipal Government Maintenance Activities Municipal maintenance activities include street sweeping, storm drain cleaning, the maintenance of parks and corporation yards and other maintenance - related activities that may have an impact on stormwater quality. The goal of this component is to continue to work with municipal public works, parks and recreation and other maintet. attce staff to identify ways to optimize the re`noval of pollutants and minimize discharges of pollutants during routine maintenance activities. The two primary tasks include assisting with the implementation of the performance standards (Task 2.1) and conducting outreach and training (Task 2.2) for maintenance staff. The other two tasks in this component include the following: coordinating with other STOPPP subcommittees, other public agencies, and private industries with similar interests or who are potentially affected by municipal maintenance activities (Task 2.3); and assisting with regulatory compliance and planning (Task 2.4). 3.0 Industrial and Illicit Discharge Controls The two primary goals of this component are to minimize or eliminate potential stormwater pollution sources at commercial and industrial facilities through inspection and educational outreach activities; and to effectively prohibit illicit discharges (such as oil, paint, or soapy washwaters) to the municipalities' storm drain systems. The primary role of the General Program is to help municipalities implement a consistent countywide approach for meeting the performance standards (Task 3.1). This will be achieved in part by developing and implementing model materials to help the municipalities develop their Five -Year Illicit Discharge Control Action Plans and their Five -Year and Annual Inspection Plans for Businesses (Task 3.2), by assisting municipalities to comply with the requirements for discharges that are conditionally exempted from the NPDES F'.Sm3x1SM33- 02\SWMP TAC Adopted Versiord02- EXSUM.D0C ES-2 November 4, 2003