Stormwater is excess water from rain/snow that can cause pollution if not managed properly. It can pick up pollutants and flow into water bodies, impacting the environment. Keeping stormwater clean involves individual actions like proper waste disposal, yard care, and car maintenance. Infrastructure

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The State Water Resources Control Board proposed Urban Water Use Efficiency Objectives in March 2023 to address the challenges of a hotter, drier future. The objectives include creating storage space for up to 4 million acre-feet of water, recycling and reusing at least 800,000 acre-feet of water pe

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In Delaware, the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is managed by DHSS and DNREC, offering various components like Fuel Assistance Program (FAP) and Crisis Intervention Program (CIP). The program includes eligibility criteria, assistance types, and the Weatherization Assistance Progr

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This document provides comprehensive details on the Cape Cod Stormwater Grant Updates, DLTA MS4 Permit Compliance Assistance, and Municipal Assistance Program. It covers grant tasks, program components, GIS mapping assistance, Geospatial Tech Assistance, and various initiatives aimed at improving st

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Do you want to fix Blocked Drain in Dural? Then contact Platypus Plumbing Sydney. Their expert team covers all plumbing needs, including hot water systems, gas fitting, stormwater and sewer drainage work, blocked drains, rainwater tanks, burst pipes,

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The Statewide Stormwater Management Plan (SSWMP) is a crucial document developed by FDOT to reduce pollutant discharge in Phase 1 MS4s. It is required under Phase I MS4 permits by FDEP's NPDES program and falls under the Clean Water Act. The SSWMP applies primarily in 15 Phase I Permit Counties but

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The City of Signal Hill, known for its unique geographic characteristics and historical oil production legacy, is proactive in implementing stormwater quality programs. The city addresses MS4 and TMDL requirements, demonstrating regional leadership in environmental initiatives. With a population of

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Using a green infrastructure approach, our organization is managing stormwater and nonpoint source pollution on the Tangipahoa and Tchefuncte Rivers in Southeast Louisiana. By conserving valuable natural areas and working with private landowners, we aim to create riparian buffers and enhance water q

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The Greater Elkhart County Stormwater Partnership plays a vital role in managing stormwater in the region. Through initiatives such as the Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) and Storm Water Quality Management Plans (SWQMP), they address key control measures to prevent pollution and ensure w

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NPDES permits in Michigan regulate the discharge of municipal, industrial, and commercial wastewater, as well as stormwater, into state surface waters under Act 451. The permit fees vary based on the type of discharge, with separate fees for stormwater and non-stormwater discharges. Industrial storm

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Street sweeping plays a significant role in removing phosphorus and pollutants from urban environments. By implementing enhanced street sweeping programs based on tree canopy cover and phenology, cities can achieve cost-effective pollution reduction and meet TMDL WLAs. This approach can be integrate

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Regularly sweeping parking lots is crucial for asset management, risk reduction, environmental compliance, and aesthetics. Sweeping helps prevent wear and tear on pavements, extends the life of sealcoat and striping, reduces liability risks, manages stormwater efficiently, and controls rodent infest

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Explore the significance of maintenance efforts in maximizing benefits from both regulatory and fiscal perspectives. Learn how routine maintenance activities such as pond cleaning, street sweeping, and litter control can lead to cost savings and regulatory compliance. Discover how keeping track of c

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This document presents findings and protocols from the National Cooperative Highway Research Program related to stormwater monitoring goals, objectives, and protocols for state departments of transportation. The project team, objectives, and report organization are outlined, aiming to provide guidan

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North Hennepin Community College is designated as an MS4 due to its location in an urban area, aiming to treat urban stormwater runoff and improve water quality. The MS4 Plan includes implementing six minimum control measures, such as public education, illicit discharge detection, and construction s

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The Clean Water Service Delivery Act of 2019 aims to establish a network of decentralized Clean Water Service Providers (CWSPs) for watersheds in Lake Champlain and Lake Memphremagog basins. CVRPC serves as the CWSP for the Winooski Basin, overseeing projects like stormwater management, natural reso

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The Port of Port Townsend Boatyard's stormwater system, regulated by general permits, has undergone upgrades and corrective actions over the years to address pollution issues, including zinc and copper exceedances. The recent focus has been on implementing advanced treatment measures to meet environ

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Explore the evolution of wastewater treatment processes, from Imhoff tanks to activated sludge systems. Learn about the history of sewage and stormwater collection, different types of pipes used, installation methods, and the importance of designing systems to combat diseases. Discover how processes

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Rain gardens offer an affordable and effective solution for homeowners to reduce stormwater runoff on their property. They provide numerous benefits such as filtering pollution, conserving water, and enhancing wildlife habitats. While installation may require some initial costs, maintenance is minim

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The WaterFirst Community Program is a voluntary partnership focusing on wise water resource management to improve community life through proactive approaches, environmental excellence, and economic benefits. It offers resources, incentives, and recognition to participating communities, aiming to est

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The FAST Act, passed in 2015, authorizes federal programs for transportation development with a focus on surface transportation. It extends funding through 2020, totaling $304.7 billion. The Act aims to enhance resiliency, reliability, and stormwater mitigation in transportation systems. Planning fa

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Issues highlighted in the premature draft plan of subdivision and zoning amendment include the lack of an official plan amendment, incomplete environmental impact study, concerns about zoning changes, stormwater management, existing structures on the property, parking deficiencies, and parkland dedi

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The Waikato Regional Council organized an external stakeholder workshop to discuss their new stormwater guidelines, aiming to provide consistent hydrologic design practices in the region. The workshop highlighted the importance of a council-specific guideline, changes from TP 108, allowance for alte

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Stormwater management is crucial for urban areas like Delhi due to heavy rainfall patterns and the risk of flooding. Factors influencing rainfall, runoff estimation methods, and water stagnation points are discussed. The importance of natural drainage systems in mitigating flooding is emphasized.

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Stay informed with the latest political and legislative updates from the Michigan Association of County Drain Commissioners. Topics include bills on maintenance limits, water quality, stormwater utility, basement backup liability, and upcoming non-partisan countywide elections. Dive into the details

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Maryland's Phase III WIP focuses on achieving pollution reduction goals for the Chesapeake Bay by emphasizing locally-driven plans, co-benefits, and cost-effectiveness. Governor Hogan's significant investments have supported key restoration programs, with a target to reduce nitrogen levels. The stat

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A new flexible framework for forward and inverse modeling of stormwater lids is presented. It includes governing equations, hydraulic and contaminant transport, numerical methods, and demonstration cases for various green infrastructure components. The importance of different processes in modeling i

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The MIDS Calculator is an Excel-based tool that helps quantify stormwater runoff volume reduction and pollutant removal for Best Management Practices (BMPs). It can assist in selecting and sizing BMPs to meet regulatory or water quality objectives. Despite some limitations, it is widely used and off

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Houston's Stormwater Quality Permit regulations, based on the Clean Water Act, have evolved over the years, with updates in 2001, 2009, and more. The city's Chapter 47, Article XII outlines requirements for development projects, impervious surface increases, and non-stormwater sources. Stormwater Qu

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The Bay Area Integrated Regional Water Management Program is a comprehensive initiative involving nine counties to promote sustainability, enhance water supply reliability and quality, protect watershed health, improve flood management, and preserve environmental resources. Projects encompass water

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The Clean Water Fund Competitive Program focuses on stormwater funding strategies and implementation of on-the-ground restoration activities to improve water quality. It prioritizes local resources, targets effectiveness, and measures impact. The program includes non-point priority funding plans, pr

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In the Estonia Solar Project site safety orientation, key safety principles, fundamentals, and site rules are reviewed. The philosophy emphasizes the importance of safety in all operations, with zero tolerance for policy violations. Definitions of terms like substation and high voltage transmission

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A detailed flow chart outlining the performance requirements for stormwater management based on the size and type of development projects. The chart guides users through determining the necessary performance criteria for stormwater management based on project size, impervious surface area, and speci

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The project involves realigning a segment of US 17 in Zolfo Springs, Florida, improving corridor safety and infrastructure. Contractor Ajax Paving Industries will construct a concrete roadway with bike lanes, sidewalks, and stormwater management systems. The old US 17 will become Main Street for Zol

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The Municipal Integrated Design Standards (MIDS) encompass performance goals, flexible treatment options, and a calculator to quantify benefits of Low Impact Development (LID) practices. Learn about the different performance goals, why they vary, and how to determine the applicable goal based on sit

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Various issues are highlighted in the existing scenario of infrastructure and transport planning, such as determining run-off coefficients for different land uses, institutional frameworks for stormwater drainage in Delhi, and planning provisions in stormwater management. The content emphasizes the

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The City of Tacoma held a public meeting in October 2015 to discuss updates to the Design Manual and Low Impact Development. The updates aimed to address current city policies, comply with state regulations, and promote Low Impact Development as the preferred approach to site development. Various re

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The Nutrient Trading Program in Maryland establishes a marketplace for water quality credits to meet pollutant load limits, involving sectors like agriculture, stormwater, wastewater, and more. State agencies play critical roles in registering credits, certifying trades, and ensuring compliance. Key

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Stormwater management is crucial for protecting our environment from pollutants in runoff water. Best Management Practices (BMPs) are a combination of structural, vegetative, and managerial techniques used to prevent water pollution and improve water quality. Learn about stormwater pollution, minimu

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Marietta Borough Council will discuss the Stormwater (MS4) Program at the upcoming meeting, covering topics such as the EPA's NPDES permit regulations, public education, illicit discharge detection, and pollution reduction plans. The program aims to manage stormwater discharges and comply with Penns

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