Welcome to www.a2gov.org/storm: This site is designed to be a resource on stormwater management and surface water quality issues in the City of Ann Arbor.
Announcements
Stormwater Survey
SEMCOG is seeking public input focusing on environmental protection, specifically stormwater management. Please provide your input by clicking here to respond to their online survey.
Rain Gardens Workshop
Susan Bryan, Rain Garden Coordinator of the Washtenaw County Water Resources Office, will cover how rain gardens work, how they should be designed and how to start one yourself!
When: June 16, 2012 10:00AM – 12:00PM
Where: The Leslie House, Leslie Science and Nature Center
For more information and to pre-register click here
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Stormwater Management
Learn the basics about stormwater: what it is, why it's a problem, how the City currently manages stormwater and what you can do (including helpful resources on stormwater management practices)!
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Stormwater Rates and Credits
Learn about Ann Arbor's tiered stormwater rate structure, which is based on a property's amount of impervious surface. Find out how your rate was calculated here.
Then learn about credits that could help you reduce your rate:
Residential credits
Commercial credits
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Stormwater Permit
Find out how the City of Ann Arbor works with other Middle Huron River Watershed partners to meet state and federal stormwater permit regulations. |
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NEW Stormwater Management Requirements for Residential Construction
A stormwater management plan is required for residential construction projects with 200+ sq. ft. of impervious surfaces. Learn about the code changes and download an impervious area worksheet to determine the code affects your project.
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Opportunities for community involvement and participation in watershed stewardship activities
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