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Storm Water BMP's
Storm Water BMP's = Best Management Practices for protecting our waterways.
Low Impact Development (LID) is a collection of methods (aka Best Management Practices or BMPs) that preserve natural resources and collect and clean stormwater runoff to protect and improve water quality and availability.Click on the file ( Municipal LID ) to earn how City's designs Low Impact Development to help keep our waterways clean.
Click on the file Front Counter Publication for Homeowners to learn what YOU can do to help keep our waterways clean
Supporting Documents
municipal_lid.pdf (88 KB) front_counter_publication.pdf (707 KB) 
