Village Board agenda — May 4, 2026

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•  Hyde Park Lake (0101-0030): Class B
  •  Tonawanda Creek, Middle, Main Stem (0101-0006): Class B

  ii. Sewersheds for impaired waters

  N/A: For the Village of East Aurora , there are no surface waters identified as impaired in
  Appendix C of the MS4 General Permit (GP-0-24-001).

  iii. TMDL watersheds:
  N/A: there are no TMDL watersheds in Erie County or Niagara County.

  iv. Areas with construction activities:
  Education will be targeted to specific construction sites/operators that are identified during
  Construction General Permit oversight and/or inspections as impacting water
  quality/generating stormwater pollutants. In addition, construction-related activities are an
  education and outreach topic for the following target audiences: contractors, developers,
  design professionals, and Village of East Aurora municipal staff.

  v. Areas with on-site wastewater systems:
  Education will be targeted to specific sewersheds that are identified during illicit discharge
  detection monitoring as discharging pathogens/fecal coliform. In addition, on-site
  wastewater treatment systems (i.e. septic systems) are an education and outreach topic for
  the residential target audience.

  vi. Residential, commercial, and industrial areas
  Education will take a variety of forms for these audiences. Residential/household education
  will include tabling at community and regional events, stormwater displays in the main
  municipal building, school-based programming such as the annual rain barrel painting
  contest, and classroom presentations. Commercial audiences will be targeted for education
  on topics most relevant to their primary operation (i.e. restaurants, landscaping and lawn
  care, mobile washers); industrial areas will be targeted for education on outdoor materials
  storage and other issues as they are discovered.

  vii. Stormwater hotspots; and
  Stormwater hotspots targeted for education: commercial container nurseries, vehicle fueling
  stations, and vehicle service and maintenance facilities.

  viii. Areas with illicit discharges.
  Education will be targeted to specific sewersheds that are identified during illicit discharge
  detection monitoring as discharging stormwater pollutants, specifically related to discharges
  from activities such as landscaping and lawn care, dog waste; household hazardous waste
  disposal, vehicle washing.

b. Target Audiences and Associated Pollutant Generating Activities
Within three (3) years