With the transition deadline of September 1st coming up, there are a lot of questions right now about moving to California’s new Construction GeneralPermit. Storm water professionals are wondering what the new requirements mean for their projects, especially when it comes to new responsibilities,document requirements, and the overall project maintenance. The expiration of the old permit brings changes that can be confusing, and it’s important tounderstand how these updates will affect compliance strategies and storm water management. The QSD webinar will provide essential training for Qualified SWPPP Developers, addressing key responsibilities and regulatory requirements associated with SWPPP development and compliance. As the New Construction General Permit (CGP) transition will be fully implemented by September, this webinar offers timely and relevant content to prepare professionals for updated permit conditions.

This webinar offers essential guidance on California’s 2022 Construction General Permit (CGP), with a focus on the critical transition deadline of September 1,2025. Tailored for Qualified SWPPP Practitioners (QSPs), it breaks down key regulatory updates, inspection protocols, and reporting responsibilities under thenew permit. Attendees will gain actionable strategies for managing active projects through the transition, including Notice of Termination procedures andlong-term maintenance obligations. The session equips stormwater professionals with the tools to confidently navigate compliance challenges and reduce the risk of violations. Whether you're overseeing current construction or planning ahead, this presentation is a must for staying ahead of regulatory shifts.

The primary objective of this class is to provide permit holders, project managers, and their estimators with a clear understanding of the 2022 CA CGP requirements and the potential cost impacts of compliance. An informed management team will ensure that the cost of compliance is controlled to better ensure cost effective compliance with storm water permit requirements.