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CONTACT
Mike Wilson, Administrator
Trumbull Soil and
Water Conservation District
520 W. Main
Street, Suite #3
Cortland, Ohio
44410
Main:
330-637-2046 extension 108
wilson.m@embarqmail.com
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The Trumbull County
Storm Water District
must be established in
response to the federally mandated Phase II Storm Water Program.
The Ohio EPA is issuing a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (NPDES) general permit that authorizes operators to discharge
Storm Water from small construction activities.
The Storm Water District represents Trumbull County's commitment to
Storm Water issues. The District Membership consists of
16 of the 22 jurisdictions in the 2000 Census Urbanized
Areas. We invite you to browse our website to learn more about
Storm Water
and the Storm Water District. New information will continually
be added to this website, with the long range goal being a website
that can serve as a central repository for all Storm Water related
material.
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The
primary mission of
the Trumbull County Storm Water District would be to safeguard
public health and protect the environment through the implementation
of the U.S. EPA National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Phase II Program.
Mandated by Congress under the Clean Water Act, the
National
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(NPDES)
is a national program for addressing sources of Storm Water
discharges which adversely affect the quality of our nation's
waters. The program requires the implementation of controls designed
to prevent harmful pollutants from being washed by Storm Water
runoff into local water bodies.
By complying with the new federal regulations, the Storm Water
District will improve the quality of our environment by reducing
pollution to Trumbull County's rivers, streams, and lakes.
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From the drain to your rivers or lakes.
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The
information presented on these pages is thought to be true and accurate.
However, Trumbull County (particularly the Trumbull County Storm
Water District,
the Trumbull
County Planning Commission and Trumbull Soil & Water Conservation District) State of Ohio, accept no
responsibility for inaccuracies other than to make corrections to
erroneous data. Dates should be considered 'target dates' and are
subject to change for many reasons, including - but not limited to:
available funding, weather conditions, feasibility, shifting priorities
or emergency expenditures. Links to other Agency's or commercial
sites are provided for convenience only. The Trumbull County
Storm Water District, Planning Commission and the Trumbull Soil & Water Conservation
District do not endorse any product or service, nor do they accept any
responsibility for erroneous or broken links or the content of other
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