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i. Residents: landscaping and lawn care; dog waste; household hazardous waste disposal; vehicle washing ii. Commercial: Business owners and staff: landscaping and lawn care; vehicle fueling; vehicle service and maintenance; uncovered materials exposure/storage iii. Institutions: Managers, staff, and students: uncovered materials exposure/storage (institutions not subject to SPDES MS4 Stormwater Permit) iv. Construction: Developers, contractors, and design professionals: soil disturbance (erosion and sediment control); uncontained construction waste v. Industrial: Owners and staff: uncovered materials exposure/storage (ONLY industry not subject to SPDES MSGP Stormwater Permit) vi. MS4 Operator’s municipal staff: uncovered materials exposure; preventative maintenance; spill prevention and response; erosion and sediment controls; managing vegetated areas and open space; salt storage; waste, garbage and floatable debris. c. Education and Outreach Topics Within three (3) years The table below summarizes the education and outreach topics, target audience(s), and how the education and outreach topics reduce the potential for pollutants to be generated by the target audience(s) for the focus area(s). Topic Target Audience How Topic Reduces Potential for Pollutants to be Generated by Target Audience(s) Household Guide Residents Addresses common household activities that contaminate stormwater and how to prevent Rain Garden How-To-Guide Residents Reduces stormwater runoff and potential to carry pollutants to the MS4 Your Septic System Residents, MS4 staff Addresses proper use and maintenance of septic systems to ensure they are functioning as designed Pet Waste Residents, MS4 staff Addresses the importance of cleaning up and proper disposal of pet waste to ensure pathogens are not exposed to runoff Illicit Discharge Citizen's Guide Residents, MS4 staff Provides information on storm sewers, illicit discharges, how to