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Stormwater Management: Long Beach vs West Covina

How do stormwater management rules compare between Long Beach, CA and West Covina, CA?

West Covina has fewer restrictions than Long Beach.

Long Beach, CA

Los Angeles County

Heavy Restrictions

Long Beach's stormwater program under LBMC Ch. 8.96 prohibits non-stormwater discharge. Low Impact Development (LID) is required for projects adding 500+ sq ft. NPDES compliance is mandatory for all construction and development.

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West Covina, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

West Covina enforces stormwater management under the LA County MS4 permit and NPDES requirements. Construction projects must implement BMPs. The city participates in the San Gabriel River watershed programs.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactLong BeachWest Covina
LID Threshold500 sq ft or more-
CodeLBMC Ch. 8.96, Ch. 18.74-
Non-StormwaterDischarge prohibited-
Federal LawClean Water Act NPDES-
Permit-LA County MS4 / NPDES
BMPs-Required for construction projects
Watershed-San Gabriel River
Authority-LA Regional Water Quality Control Board

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Long Beach FAQ

Do I need a stormwater plan for my project?

Generally required for new construction and major renovations that increase impervious surface area. Small residential projects may be exempt.

What is an illicit discharge?

Any non-stormwater substance entering the storm drain system, including paint, oil, chemicals, or sediment. Report violations to Long Beach public works.

West Covina FAQ

Do I need a stormwater plan for my project?

Generally required for new construction and major renovations that increase impervious surface area. Small residential projects may be exempt.

What is an illicit discharge?

Any non-stormwater substance entering the storm drain system, including paint, oil, chemicals, or sediment. Report violations to West Covina public works.

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