Michael LaSala from LandStudies will be the primary presenter at the July 12 MS4 Stormwater Management Program Workshop in Allentown from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Workshop participants will--

-- Understand stormwater permit requirements and procedures for small MS4s;

-- Determine when a TMDL plan or nutrient/sediment Pollutant reduction plan is required;

-- Comply with Phase II program requirements;

-- Develop program components of a stormwater management program (SWMP) and establish program goals; and

-- Review elements of an SWMP, including minimum control measures and best management practices.

Click Here to download a brochure on the workshop.  The workshop will be held at the Holiday Inn, 904 Hamilton Street, Allentown.

For more information and to register, visit the Workshop webpage.

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-- The Why And How Behind A Municipal MS4 Stormwater O&M Plan

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-- LandStudies Promotes Economic Ecology To Municipalities

-- LandStudies Project Featured In Washington Post

-- Urban Riparian Buffer Grant Opportunity From DCNR

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[Posted: July 5, 2017]

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