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b) All existing staff, that are charged with performing monitoring location inspections and sampling procedures will receive training on procedures prior to doing so, and, once every five (5) years, thereafter; and c) If the monitoring locations inspection and sampling procedures are updated, all staff will receive training on the updates prior to conducting monitoring locations inspections and sampling. iii. The names, titles, and contact information for the individuals who have received monitoring locations inspection and sampling procedures training is updated annually; and iv. Annually, by April 1, the Village of East Aurora reviews and updates its monitoring location inspection and sampling procedures based on results (e.g., trends, patterns, areas with illicit discharges, and common problems). Compliance documentation is listed in Appendix B for: • Staff that have received monitoring location inspection and sampling procedures training; and, • Updates to the monitoring location inspection and sampling procedures. 2. Illicit Discharge Track Down Program Within two (2) years The Village of East Aurora has an illicit discharge track down program to identify the source of illicit discharges and the responsible party. a. The illicit discharge track down program includes the following: i. The illicit discharge track down program is part of the Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination Track Down Program detailed in Appendix D. It includes procedures and steps to take for illicit discharge track down; ii. Timeframes to initiate illicit discharge track down are as follows: a) Within twenty-four (24) hours of discovery, or 72 hours of dry weather conditions, the Village of East Aurora will initiate track down procedures for flowing MS4 monitoring locations with obvious illicit discharges; b) Within two (2) hours of discovery, the Village of East Aurora will initiate track down procedures for obvious illicit discharges of sanitary wastewater that would affect bathing areas during bathing season, shell fishing areas or public water intakes and report orally or electronically to the NYSDEC Regional Water Engineer and local health department; and c) Within five (5) days of discovery, or 72 hours of dry weather conditions, the Village of East Aurora will initiate track down procedures for suspect illicit discharges.