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Importance
What flows on the surface of the land and streets in an urban area, ultimately ends up in local streams, rivers and Lake Michigan. The storm sewer system in the City of Cedarburg does not lead to the Sewage Treatment Facility.
If local citizens dump waste oil, gas, pesticides, fertilizers, or pet waste in the street area, they are ultimately polluting our local waters. Careless management of construction sites are also contributors to poor water quality. This page will help inform our citizens of household practices that everyone can do to help clean up Cedarburg's beautiful waters.
WPDES Municipal Stormwater Permit Information
This page contains information the City of Cedarburg WPDES Municipal Stormwater Discharge Permit. What are the requirements? When do we need to be in compliance? How we are meeting the requirements of the mandate?
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This page is dedicated to help guide citizens' to improve their household practices to ultimately improve the quality of surface water in the City of Cedarburg. Location of the local composting site is also found here. Find the dates for curbside brush pickup and other helpful web pages. It is important that we all work together to clean the waters of the City of Cedarburg. What do you need to do in order to comply with the City of Cedarburg Stormwater Management and Construction Site Erosion Control ordinance? Find some of the answers here. Also find links to other helpful web pages, and other organizations that can help you in your construction requirements.
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Last Updated: March 07, 2011