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Capital Region Water To Hold 3 Community Meetings On Proposed Stormwater Implementation Plan, Fee In Harrisburg
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Capital Region Water invites the Harrisburg community to three events to learn more about and provide comment on a proposed Stormwater Fee Proposal and Implementation Plan. Capital Region Water recently unveiled the proposal and implementation plan as the next phase of the City Beautiful H2O Program, a program necessary to improve the health of local waterways, address neighborhood needs such as localized flooding and beautification, rehabilitate failing infrastructure, and meet state and federal regulatory clean water requirements. The meeting format allows residents to move through educational stations to learn more about the challenges of stormwater pollution, regulatory obligations, and solutions, including a new rate structure to fairly fund stormwater expenses. The final station will allow participants to comment on the proposal and plan. The August 6th event will be part of the 2019 National Night Out hosted by the Harrisburg Police Department. Light refreshments will be served at all events. The meetings will be held-- -- July 30: 6:00 to 7:30 p.m., Lincoln Administration Building, 1601 State Street, Harrisburg; -- August 6: 5:00 to 9 p.m., National Night Out at Camp Curtin Academy, 2900 N. Sixth Street, Harrisburg; and -- September 12: 6:00 to 7:30 p.m., Cloverly Heights Park, 18th and Pemberton Streets, Harrisburg Capital Region Water’s Board of Directors will take public comments into consideration before acting to restructure rates later this fall. Public comments will be accepted online, by mail, and in person at upcoming community events and board meetings. Click Here to review a copy of the Stormwater Implementation Plan and Fee Proposal. Click Here for a presentation on the proposal. A hard copy of the proposal and plan is also available at 212 Locust Street, Suite 500, Harrisburg. Community organizations, businesses, and other interested parties are invited to request additional presentations of the plan by phone at 888-510-0606 or send email to: info@capitalregionwater.com. Related Articles: Politicians In Harrisburg Are Proud Of Their New State Budget! -- Meanwhile In The Real World… CBF: State Needs To Step Up Support For Those Working Hard To Cleanup PA's Rivers And Streams - Harry Campbell NewsClips: City Of Harrisburg Explores Options For Selling Capital Region Water System Westmoreland Approves Stormwater Management Plan Solution Found, Funding Needed For Stream Restoration In Franklin County A Workable Stormwater Management Plan Near Final Stages In Williamsport Scranton May Contract With Firm For Regional Approach To Reduce Stormwater Pollution Editorial: To Manage Stormwater Regional Approach Needed In Lackawanna Stormwater Problems Fixed On Dickson City Hospital Building Site, But Work Remains Beaver County Conservation District Receives Grant For Rain Barrel Education Program Related Articles This Week: PA Conservation Districts: 5 Farms Receive 2019 Clean Water Farm Awards Next Meeting Of PA Chesapeake Bay Watershed Planning Steering Committee Aug. 16 Virginia Daily Press Editorial: Courts Must Compel Pennsylvania To Clean Up Chesapeake Bay Keystone 10 Million Trees Partnership: Over 60,000 Trees Planted This Spring, Double Last Year Extension How To: Stream Bank Stabilization On An Acre Or Less Delaware River Basin Commission Reports On The State Of The Delaware Watershed [Posted: July 23, 2019] |
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7/29/2019 |
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