(c) Before January 1, 2003, the state board shall develop minimum monitoring requirements for each regulated municipality and minimum standard monitoring requirements for regulated industries. This program shall include, but is not limited to, all of the following:

1. (1) Standardized methods for collection of storm water samples.
2. (2) Standardized methods for analysis of storm water samples.
3. (3) A requirement that every sample analysis under this program be completed by a state certified laboratory or by the regulated municipality or industry in the field in accordance with the quality assurance and quality control protocols established pursuant to this section.
4. (4) A standardized reporting format.
5. (5) Standard sampling and analysis programs for quality assurance and quality control.
6. (6) Minimum detection limits.
7. (7) Annual reporting requirements for regulated municipalities and industries.

8. (8) For the purposes of determining constituents to be sampled for, sampling intervals, and sampling frequencies, to be included in a municipal storm water permit monitoring program, the regional board shall consider the following information, as the regional board determines to be applicable:

   1. (A) Discharge characterization monitoring data.
   2. (B) Water quality data collected through the permit monitoring program.
   3. (C) Applicable water quality data collected, analyzed, and reported by federal, state, and local agencies, and other public and private entities.
   4. (D) Any applicable listing under Section 303(d) of the Clean Water Act (33 U.S.C. Sec. 1313).
   5. (E) Applicable water quality objectives and criteria established in accordance with the regional board basin plans, statewide plans, and federal regulations.
   6. (F) Reports and studies regarding source contribution of pollutants in runoff not based on direct water quality measurements.