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MALCOW Section 2 IRNI Project Approach This base map would usable for not only the purposes of the present NPDES stormwater permit application but also for the other WWTP site work including any design work which may result form the ongo- ing North Olmsted WWTP Facilities Plan Update. Approaching the project in this manner will allow the City to obtain maximum utility from the stormwater discharge permit application. 2) Present the existing drainage information within one quarter mile of the WWTP site using the most recent Cuyahoga County Orthophotos having one foot contour lines. Four orthophotos will be required. This approach greatly minimizes the costs of the aerial photography and ground control points surveying. 3) Use of the personnel and laboratory facilities of the WWTP to un- dertake to collect and analyze the required stormwater sample. Malcolm Pirnie will lease, install and calibrate the flow monitor, sampler and raingauge for the one storm event. By utilizing the City personnel to perform the physical collection and by utilizing the WWTP laboratory and the existing conservative pollutant parameters laboratory contract to complete the analytical work, the cost of hav- ing Malcolm Pirnie mobilize to collect the sample and the cost of analysis by an external laboratory will be etiminated. 4) Analyze and assemble the data base for inclusion in the stormwater discharge permit in such a manner that any future construction pro- jects at the WWTP site can be easily analyzed. Future construction projects will have to be preceded by requesting some stormwater impact analysis appcovals from the Ohio EPA which are not present- ly required as part of the Ohio EPA construction permitting proce- dures. Scope of Services To accomplish the Project Approach, Malcolm Pirnie will perform the following tasks: Task 100 - Project Planniniz, Management and Qualitv Assurance• Malcolm Pirnie will obtain the necessary NPDES permit application forms for filing with the Ohio EPA, and arrange the planning of the project such that the application and its supporting documentation can be submitted to the Ohio EPA by the City of North Olmsted by the October 1, 1992 regulatory deadline. M-30261.11/CLG Cunlidcniml 13usincss Information Nonlr Olntsted 6VW"I'P Slomztivater NPDES Pemiit Applicatlon / 2-3 RLCYCLLDPAPER