Owners Guide to Stormwater
You know that stormwater treatment systems are necessary. And you rely on engineers to specify the best system to meet site and regulatory requirements. Now you can understand what influence’s your engineer’s recommendation, and learn more about the changing regulations and new technologies that impact which Best Management Practice (BMP) will work best for your site. Stormwaterauthority will help you balance the need for regulatory compliance, effective stormwater treatment, and adherence to your budget.
Managing Your Stormwater Plan
Stormwater run-off is rainfall or snowmelt that is not absorbed by soil or trees when it hits the ground. It runs over surfaces, grabbing and carrying pollutants, sediments, litter, and other substances, and can present hazards for the population and for your business or property. Stormwater is damaging if not properly controlled. Damages can range in the thousands if not millions of dollars.
Owners who make sound environmental decisions while balancing fiscal responsibilities often realize the benefits:
- Low maintenance costs both short
term & long term
- Decrease in damage to property
- Decreased liability
- Solid reputation in community for protecting resources & habitats
- Reduction of impact on water quality
- Bringing together sound business objectives & the environment
Manage the stormwater plan, know the regulatory requirements in your state, and learn about the variety of best management practices available.
State & Federal Regulations
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Find the Stormwater Pros
You need someone who knows Stormwater.
Finding the engineer and contractor that is going to watch out for your property is key to your long term plan. With real estate values skyrocketing, the costs of stormwater damage to your investments can decrease the value tremendously and increase your liability. Find the right person to select the Best Management Practice and implement the Stormwater Plan for your site.
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