By Maria Nguyen & Elmerico Carlos Sept. 16, 2015.

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By Maria Nguyen & Elmerico Carlos Sept. 16, 2015

INTRODUCTION The Storm Water Catchment Area Project has 2 major activities: PHASE I: Delineation of the Storm Water Catchment Areas for the MS4 Outfalls under LACFCD jurisdiction pursuant to the 2012 NPDES Permit. Phase I was completed December 2014.

INTRODUCTION PHASE 2: Create GIS data by mapping and creating attribute table for the drainage areas of Design Division’s Engineering Hydrology Study Maps. The drainage areas are the basis for the delineation of the Storm Water Catchment Areas.

PHASE I ACTIVITIES Data source: stream lines, sub-watershed, outlet points data from Water Resources Division (about 40% of the LACFCD). Completed catchment areas in the following watersheds: Santa Clara River, Malibu, Ballona Creek, Arroyo Seco, La Mirada Creek, Milan Creek, Los Cerritos Channel, Wilmington. Total catchment areas mapped: 239,160 acres Total number of MS4 outfalls: 220 (> or = 3 feet diameter)

Phase I

Phase I

SANTA CLARA RIVER CATCHMENT AREAS Phase I SANTA CLARA RIVER CATCHMENT AREAS

PHASE I ACTIVITIES The Storm Water Catchment Area data is published on the Los Angeles County GIS Data Portal: The Storm Water Catchment Area maps are located on the DPW ftp site

PHASE II ACTIVITIES Source: Scanned Hydrology study maps from Design Division Backdrop base layer: DPW Cadastral Landbase Completed drainage areas: Within Dominguez and Los Angeles river watersheds. Total completed drainage areas: 107,779 acres Total number completed projects: 126 Total number of hydrology study maps: 136 Attribute table: includes project no., drainage map name (if available) and drainage id (if available).

Phase II

Sample of Scanned Hydrology Study Map Project No. 464 Phase II

Phase II

Phase II GIS Drainage Area Map

GIS Drainage Area Map Project 464 Phase II GIS Drainage Area Map Project 464

PHASE II ACTIVITIES The Drainage Area Maps and the Storm Water Catchment Area Project Report are located on the DPW ftp site

County of Los Angeles - Department of Public Works Thank you County of Los Angeles - Department of Public Works Maria Nguyen & Elmerico Carlos