Free stormwater brochures
[DOC File]MS4 Program Evaluation Guidance - US EPA
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Stormwater program staff lists, responsible parties, contact names, organizational charts ... Brochures or outreach materials targeted at operators: How/when is the information distributed? ... Are storm drains labeled and free of debris? Vehicle maintenance, fueling and washing Are vehicle maintenance activities conducted in a designated place ...
[DOC File]DRAFT .tx.us
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TxDOT _____ District will distribute educational stormwater brochures and other materials to the community at public forums such as fairs and expositions. Distribute storm drain discs, fish-shaped informational door hangers and “Wildflowers: A Natural Water Filter” brochures to the general public at public forums such as fairs and expositions.
[DOC File]Imperial Valley Watershed - California
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Focused brochures and stormwater management guides. Mass-media stormwater educational campaigns. School programs and classroom presentations. Stormwater presentations to adult audiences. Participation at Community Events. Pollution prevention strategies that will be highlighted through the above educational tools include:
[DOCX File]5.Stormwater Control Measures (Sections 5.4 – 5.5)
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5.Stormwater Control Measures (Sections 5.4 – 5.5) Stormwater is an important water resource. As rain falls, some water runs off overland and most soaks into the soil, recharging groundwater as it makes its way to lakes and streams.
[DOC File]MS4 Program Evaluation Guidance
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Brochures and presentations are means to this end, but they do not necessarily indicate a meaningful and successful public education program. Message Development . The permittee’s stormwater outreach messages should be clear, specific, and tied directly to elements that each specific audience values, in addition to goals established in the SWMP.
Phase I Storm Water Management Program (SWMP)
Describe the program to reduce pollution in stormwater runoff from these municipal facilities, including the inspection of the facilities (e.g. personnel responsible for performing the inspections, frequency of inspection, method of documentation). Provide the number or percentage of facilities to be inspected annually (e.g. 20% annually).
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