The document discusses Ohio EPA's Construction General Permit and new bioretention standards. The Construction General Permit is revised every 5 years and requires erosion and sediment control at active construction sites, proper management of materials and waste, and post-construction runoff management to improve water quality and protect streams. The new bioretention standards provide specific design guidelines and allow bioretention areas to be used to treat the required water quality volume on construction sites. The standards were updated in October 2013 and can be found on the Ohio DNR website.