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Dana Puzey
added a new Resource in SW Incentive Programs
Posted March 5, 2013
Rain Barrel and Water Audit Coordinator
Rain Barrel and Water Audit Coordinator Job Announcement
added a new Resource in Emerging Environmental Leaders
Posted March 5, 2013
Rain Barrel and Water Audit Coordinator
Rain Barrel and Water Audit Coordinator Job Announcement
added a new Resource in Chesapeake Stormwater Network
Posted March 5, 2013
Rain Barrel and Water Audit Coordinator
Rain Barrel and Water Audit Coordinator Job Announcement
added a new Resource in Chesapeake Network
Posted March 5, 2013
Rain Barrel and Water Audit Coordinator
Rain Barrel and Water Audit Coordinator Job Announcement
added a new Resource in SW Incentive Programs
Posted March 30, 2011
Blue Water Baltimore Permission Form and Maintenance Agreemen
Agreement signed by all Water Audit Program participants before any work can be done on the property.
added a new Resource in SW Incentive Programs
Posted March 30, 2011
Blue Water Baltimore Water Audit Program Summary
Overview of the history, goals, incentives, and other specifics about Blue Water Baltimore’s residential stormwater incentive program.
added a new Resource in SW Incentive Programs
Posted March 27, 2011
Blue Water Baltimore Water Audit Brochure 2011
Brochure used by Blue Water Baltimore to advertise the program to watershed residents.
added a new Resource in SW Incentive Programs
Posted March 27, 2011
Notes from 3/2/2011
Brief summary of the lessons learned and challenges faced by each of the program representatives who participated in the 3/2/2011 information sharing session. Documents includes observations and commentary by the meeting facilitator.
added a new Resource in SW Incentive Programs
Posted March 27, 2011
Agenda and List of Participants 3-2-2011
Working agenda used the day of the meeting and a list of expected participants.
added a new Resource in SW Incentive Programs
Posted March 10, 2011
THE ABILITY OF URBAN RESIDENTIAL LAWNS TO DISCONNECT IMPERVIOUS AREA FROM MUNICIPAL SEWER SYSTEMS
Authors: Gregory D. Mueller and Anita M. Thompson Abstract: Runoff from urban catchments depends largely on the amount of impervious surface and the connectivity of these surfaces to the storm sewer drainage system. In residential areas, pervious lawns can be used to help manage stormwater runoff by intercepting and infiltrating runoff from impervious surfaces. The…