Environmental Regulatory Compliance
The Engineering and Capital Construction (ECC) team ensures Colorado State University remains compliant with federal and state environmental regulations related to stormwater, floodplains, and air quality throughout planning, design, and construction.
Our Responsibilities
Stormwater Management
Implementing best management practices to prevent pollution, manage runoff, and protect waterways
in accordance with CSU’s MS4 permit.
Floodplain Compliance
Reviewing projects to ensure construction and infrastructure improvements comply with FEMA floodplain regulations.
Air Quality & Emissions
Managing air permits and monitoring emission sources to maintain compliance with the Clean Air Act and CDPHE requirements.
Campus-Wide & Statewide Environmental Oversight
- Main and satellite campuses
- Research & agricultural facilities
- Construction sites statewide
- Ongoing compliance tracking
The ECC Team oversees environmental compliance at hundreds of locations across CSU’s campuses and statewide facilities. By maintaining comprehensive records and working closely with project managers, compliance is integrated throughout every phase of a project – from planning and design through construction and operation.
Supporting CSU’s Sustainability Goals
Beyond meeting regulatory requirements, the ECC team contributes to CSU’s broader sustainability mission. Through training, data tracking, and continual process improvement, ECC promotes responsible environmental practices that protect Colorado’s air, land, and water resources.
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ECC partners with project teams, consultants, and regulators throughout planning and construction to ensure compliance.