Which of the following is NOT typically part of a SWPPP?

• A. Marketing campaigns
• B. Spill prevention
• C. Stormwater controls
• D. Reporting

Answer: (C)

A SWPPP is a plan that focuses on preventing stormwater pollution at a site by identifying potential pollutant sources, detailing control measures to treat or limit runoff, and outlining procedures for spill response, inspections, and regulatory reporting. Marketing campaigns don’t address environmental controls or compliance, so they don’t belong in a SWPPP. The items that are part of a SWPPP include spill prevention, which ensures that any accidental releases are contained and cleaned up to prevent runoff; stormwater controls, which are the physical and operational practices (like sediment controls and stabilization measures) that minimize pollutants in runoff; and reporting, which covers the required documentation, inspections, and communications with regulatory agencies.