MS4 and NPDES compliance rewrite
Santa Fe CountyNew Mexico- Detected
- Oct 27, 2026
- 1 day ago
- Sector
- Environmental Services
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From the meeting
Staff said the SLDC does not fully satisfy the latest NPDES permit No. NMR04B000 and the 2022 EPA Construction General Permit. The proposed rewrite would add a mandatory 3-stage inspection timeline, stronger stormwater controls, and digital processing requirements.
This is a compliance-driven code update, and the Board is considering how much of it should be handled in the current SLDC effort.
- Meeting date
- October 27, 2026
- Agency
- Santa Fe County
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