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February: Stormwater Management
This month, the City of Grand Island will be posting a quick overview of how we comply with federal Stormwater Management regulations. If you would like more information please go to www.Grand-Island.com
Good Housekeeping & Pollution Prevention is an internal measure. Here, we focus on providing training to staff to control pollution, maintaining and executing a street sweeping schedule, and flushing and maintenance of the storm sewer pipes and inlets. The overall goal is to minimize the stormwater pollution impact through daily operations.
February: Stormwater Management
This month, the City of Grand Island will be posting a quick overview of how we comply with federal Stormwater Management regulations. If you would like more information please go to www.Grand-Island.com
Post-Construction Stormwater Management primarily works to ensure the stormwater treatment facilities installed during construction are maintained and functioning as designed. This effort maintains the cleanliness of the stormwater that leaves our city even through progress and growth. Our Post-Construction Guidance Manual can be found here: http://bit.ly/3mYixev
Minimum Control Measure #6
February: Stormwater Management
This month, the City of Grand Island will be posting a quick overview of how we comply with federal Stormwater Management regulations. If you would like more information please go to www.Grand-Island.com
Pollution often starts at construction sites but it doesn’t have to. The people working on a construction site are a first line of defense for our rivers. Implementing design standards, best management practices, and erosion control measures can keep dirt, chemicals, and trash out of our streets and storm sewers. Find construction guidance here: https://bit.ly/34T1wMM
February: Stormwater Management
This month, the City of Grand Island will be posting a quick overview of how we comply with federal Stormwater Management regulations. If you would like more information please go to www.Grand-Island.com
Illicit discharges occur when chemicals, fertilizers, waste, and trash get into our storm system. You can help by properly disposing of household hazardous wastes and reporting any questionable discharges you see. Find more information here: http://bit.ly/34QR9sU
Minimum Control Measure #5
February: Stormwater Management
This month, the City of Grand Island will be posting a quick overview of how we comply with federal Stormwater Management regulations. If you would like more information please go to www.Grand-Island.com
Volunteers are the single greatest asset to our stormwater program. These people work to prevent pollution which then preserves our drinking water, recreational waters, and agricultural waters. Our volunteers protect our way of life. Volunteer here: http://bit.ly/2WRCRUr
February: Stormwater Management
This month, the City of Grand Island will be posting a quick overview of how we comply with federal Stormwater Management regulations. If you would like more information please go to www.Grand-Island.com
| We believe that by informing the public about pollutants in our area and providing ways to prevent that pollution, we can reduce the number of pollutants entering our waterways. Test your stormwater knowledge here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WKPJM7D |
Minimum Control Measure #4
