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Institutional Stormwater Management Issues

by H. Earl Shaver, Tawes State Office Building, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Design of Urban Runoff Quality Controls

Abstract:

Research, innovation, and structure performance are necessary components of an overall stormwater management program, but program success or failure rests on its institutional framework. Program elements such as problem definition, enabling legislation, regulations, and design criteria must clearly provide guidance and leadership to all impacted segments of the affected jurisdiction. In addition to those clearly stated objectives, other issues such as manpower, training, program funding, and structure maintenance must be addressed. Only If each of these elements receives adequate support can a successful stormwater management program be implemented.

Subject Headings: Stormwater management | Municipal water | Water quality | Water pollution | Financial management | Water policy | Water management

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