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C. MCM 3 - Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination The Village of East Aurora has a program to systematically detect illicit discharges to its municipal separate storm sewer system (MS4), track down the source of the illicit discharge, and eliminate it. This program is designed to manage the MS4 so it is not conveying pollutants associated with flows other than those directly attributable to stormwater runoff. The Village of East Aurora Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination Program is supported by Local law 12-2007 Village of East Aurora, NY Stormwater Management (ecode360.com) 1. Illicit Discharge Detection a. Public Reporting of Illicit Discharges i. To report illicit discharges in the Village of East Aurora contact: Contact: Elizabeth Cassidy Phone: 716-652-7591 Email: [email protected] ii. Within thirty (30) days of an illicit discharge, each report of an illicit discharge is documented in the Village of East Aurora SWMP Plan. Compliance documentation is listed in Appendix B. b. Monitoring Locations The three types of monitoring locations used to detect illicit discharges are identified as follows: i. MS4 outfalls: Any point of stormwater discharge from pipes, ditches, and swales, as well as other points of concentrated flow, to surface waters of New York State from the Village of East Aurora municipal separate storm sewer system (MS4). ii. Interconnections: Any point of stormwater discharge from pipes, ditches, and swales, as well as other points of concentrated flow, to another MS4 or private storm sewer system. iii. Municipal facility intraconnections: Any point where stormwater is conveyed from a municipal facility property to its own MS4. This is the most down-drainage end of the MS4 infrastructure located on the municipal facility prior to discharge to the MS4. c. Monitoring Locations Inventory The Village of East Aurora maintains an inventory of monitoring locations that are within the boundaries of its MS4 Regulated area (see Appendix A). The inventory is available for public review and comment as follows: • Appendix B • Upon request: contact the Stormwater Program Coordinator or Stormwater Management Officer listed on page 2 of this document