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Newport News MS4 Program Plan — August 2026 update

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8 City of Newport News 2024-2029 MS4 Program Plan The City administers a local Virginia Erosion and Stormwater Management Program via City Ordinance Chapter 37.1 Article IV. – Erosion and Stormwater Control Regulations (effective August 13, 2024). Prior to that date, the City operated separate erosion and sediment control and stormwater management programs and ordinances; these programs were merged in 2024 in conjunction with the state’s consolidated Virginia Erosion and Stormwater Management Act (§ 62.1-44.15:27) and attendant regulations (9VAC25-875 et seq.). The City has no legal authorities for erosion and stormwater management control that are more stringent than those required under state law or regulation. Reporting • Each annual report shall contain the number of regulated land disturbing activities approved and the total number of acres disturbed. (ONGOING) • Each annual report shall contain the number of land disturbing activity inspections conducted and the number and type of each enforcement action taken. (ONGOING). • The initial annual report shall include the permittee’s strategy to address maintenance of stormwater management controls that are designed to treat stormwater runoff solely from the individual residential lot on which they are located. (COMPLETE) • The initial annual report shall include a list of all known land disturbing projects that qualify under the ‘Grandfathering’ provision of the VESMP Regulation found at 9VAC25-875-490. (COMPLETE) • Each annual report shall include a summary of actions taken by the permittee to implement Part I.B.2.a)1) and 2) of the MS4 Permit. (ONGOING) b) Retrofitting on Prior Developed Lands The City is required to implement three retrofit projects prior to the MS4 Permit expiration. The three stormwater management projects listed in Part I.B.1. are considered stormwater retrofits; those projects are listed below. 1. Governor Drive Stream Restoration and Constructed Wetland BMP (TMDL project) 2. Jones Run Stormwater Management Facility Improvements 3. Nottingham Stream Restoration Reporting • Each annual report shall include a status update for those projects for which implementation began during the reporting period. (ONGOING) c) Roadways
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