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is ILLEGAL DISCI3ARGES PROGRAM COMPONENTS • Approach to Collecting Jurisdiction-Wide Information Please see accompanying Ordinance. Orange County shall compile a series of maps that show the following information. The maps shall be at a scale no greater than 1:24,000. • Location of sanitary sewers in areas of the major stormwater collection systems and the location of azeas that aze not served by sanitary sewers. • Waters that appear on the USDA -Natural Resources Conservation Service Soil Survey Maps and the U.S. Geological Survey 1:24,000 scale topographic maps. • Land uses. Categories, at a minimum, should include undeveloped, residential, commercial, agriculture, industrial, institutional, publicly owned open space and others. • Currently operating and known closed municipal landfills and other treatment, storage, and disposal facilities, including for hazardous materials. • Major stormwater structural controls. • Known NPDES permitted discharges to the stormwater collection system (this list can be obtained from the Division of Water Quality). Written descriptions should be provided for the map components as follows: • A summary table of municipal waste facilities that includes the names of the facilities, the status (open/closed), the types, and addresses. • A summary table of the NPDES permitted dischargers that includes the name of the permit holder, the address of the facility and permit number. • A summary table of the major structural stormwater control structures that shows the type of structure, area served, party responsible for maintaining, and age of structure. • A summary table of publicly owned open space that identifies size, location, and primary function of each open area. Orange County shall complete this collection of jurisdiction-wide information by the time the second annual report is due (October 2002). • Approach to Mapping and Field Screening in High Priority Areas Beginning in the third year after implementation of the Orange County Stormwater Management Program, Orange County shall identify a high priority area of its jurisdiction for more detailed mapping and field screening. This high priority area shall comprise at least ten percent of the Orange County's jurisdiction within the Neuse River Basin. Each subsequent yeaz, Orange County will select and screen other high priority area that comprise at least ten percent of its jurisdiction. 5