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Permittees in Oklahoma There are two Phase I stormwater permitted cities in Oklahoma: Tulsa and Oklahoma City. There are 45 Phase II stormwater permitted cities, counties and Federal facilities in Oklahoma. Eighteen of these are members of the Green Country Stormwater Alliance (GCSA). A list of these, along with maps of their locations and contact information, are provided on the GCSA website for Member Communities. The table below lists the current Phase II permittees in Oklahoma. Several cities that were originally designated in the 1999 EPA regulations as Phase II have been granted waivers owing to their small Urbanized Area. These waivers will be re-evaluated by ODEQ for continuance or permitting when the present ODEQ stormwater permit for small MS4s (OKR04) is reissued in February 2010. The map of all permitted cities and counties (below) shows that most permittees are centered around the metropolitan areas of Oklahoma City and Tulsa. However, there are 10 additional cities that were designated by ODEQ in 2003 as Phase II owing to their total size of larger than 10,000 population, density of greater than 1,000, and having potential to cause urban runoff of one or more pollutants of concern. These 10 are also located on the statewide map. Phase II Cities and Counties in Oklahoma
Phase II Permitted Entities in Oklahoma
(1) Cities, unless otherwise indicated. (2) Awaiting final processing and decision on waiver.
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