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Stormwater Management

Stormwater Management (Act 167 of 1978)
 
 
 
Watershed of the Beaverdam Branch of the Frankstown Branch of the Juniata River [map]
  • Watershed Plan Advisory Committee (WPAC) Roster
  • Current Plan adopted 1998
Watershed of the Little Juniata River [map]
  • Watershed Plan Advisory Committee (WPAC) Roster
  • First Meeting of the WPAC held on April 21, 2004 @ Tyrone Area Elementary School
 
Stormwater Best Managment Practices [Blair County Conservation District]
  • Pa Stormwater Best Management Practices (BMP) Manual (2006)  

    The Manual is intended to be a tool to achieve the regulatory standard to protect, maintain, and improve the Commonwealth’s water resources through comprehensive site planning and BMP design guidance, while allowing for the continued growth and development of Pennsylvania. This guidance manual identifies information on resource planning, techniques for land development, and concepts and procedures for designing and implementing performance-based BMPs for managing stormwater for quantity and quality. The comprehensive planning approach to stormwater management emphasizes reducing the impacts of development activities through the mitigation process by employing practices that avoid and minimize potential impacts to watershed resources. The BMPs are designed to minimize or mitigate for the unavoidable impacts that development has on watershed resources.

  • Homeowner - Stormwater Best Management Practices (BMP)

    Rain Gardens and Rain Barrels

  • Best Management Practices (BMPs) - Details

    Bioretention Areas - Rain Gardens/Bioretention Bed - Infiltration Trench/Dry Well - Infiltration Trench - Wet Pond

What can you do?
 
New Homeowners Guide to Stormwater Management
The Philadelphia Water Department Office of Watersheds has just published a "Homeowners Guide to Stormwater Management" as part of its "Clean Water-Green City" initiative. Homeowners can play an important role in keeping streams clean by properly maintaining vehicles, building a rain garden or installing a rain barrel. This easy-to-read 32-page guide has tips on environment friendly vehicle maintenance, lawn and garden care, pet waste, vehicle washing, tree planting, caring for backyard streams, winter de-icing, container gardens, rain barrels, rain gardens, creating a wildflower meadow, dry wells and infiltration testing. Download a copy of Homeowners Guide to Stormwater Management.
 
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