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STORMWATER DIVISION
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 Report a Spill
Call (253) 447-4320
After Hours & Weekends:
(253) 841-5538
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Upcoming Events
No upcoming events at this time ... check back for updates!
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Stormwater Management Program
¤ 2010 Stormwater Management Program (199 K)
¤ 2009 Stormwater Management Program (190 K)
¤ 2008 Stormwater Management Program (119 K)
¤ 2007 Stormwater Management Program (159 K)
We want your feedback regarding the development, implementation, and update of the Bonney Lake Stormwater Management Program. Please send comments to Assistant Engineer Andrew Fonda.
NPDES Phase II Annual Reports:
¤ 2010 NPDES Phase II Annual Report (104 K)
¤ 2009 NPDES Phase II Annual Report (103 K)
¤ 2008 NPDES Phase II Annual Report (2.6 M)
¤ 2007 NPDES Phase II Annual Report (105 K)
Other Stormwater Resources:
¤ Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) (4.98 M)
¤ Low Impact Development Implementation Report (55 K)
¤ Preparation for Future, Long-Term Monitoring Report (702 K)
¤ 2009 Stormwater Survey Report (3.03 M)
¤ 2009 Bonney Lake Action Team Report (1.4 M) (Lake Bonney & Debra Jane)
¤ WA State Dept. of Ecology Stormwater Program
¤ Pierce County Stormwater Management Manual
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Stormwater Education Resources:
¤ Used Oil Recyclng Flyer
¤ Rain Garden Installation Handbook
¤ Natural Yard Care Flyer
¤ Spill Response Information Flyer
¤ Household Stormwater Pollution Prevention Flyer
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¤ Good Cleaning Practices - Residences
¤ Good Cleaning Practices - Auto Industry
¤ Good Cleaning Practices - Restaurants
¤ "Just Doo It" Pet Waste Flyer
¤ Mobile Business Flyer
¤ Dont Feed Ducks Flyer |
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Stormwater Pollution Prevention & Water Conservation Calendar
Each month in this calendar displays artwork from area students related to water conservation, recycling, and stormwater pollution prevention.
A limited number of free calendars are available. Call (253) 862-8602 to see if calendars are still available! |
¤ Video: "Water Undone: The Efforts to Save the Puyallup River Watershed"
View online at www.uwtv.org
 The Puyallup River watershed is a major source of fresh water into Puget Sound through Commencement Bay in Tacoma. But it suffers from a multitude of pollution problems, including land use policies, as detailed in this documentary from UW Tacoma.The program takes viewers through the interwoven watershed-river system that supplies water for drinking, irrigation, recreation, food, wildlife and the natural beauty of the Northwest. It explains the effects of urbanization on Salmon runs and the the Puget Sound, and includes information on Lake Tapps and its role in providing a regional water supply source. |
¤ Video: "Stormwatch: Municipal Stormwater Pollution Prevention
View video online here
This 20-minute video provides information on stormwater pollution prevention and offers advice and training for good housekeeping, spill response, materials storage and handling, landscape maintenance and street maintenance, and how to spot potential "illicit discharges" occurring around town. |
 Where Does The Water Go?
Pierce County's "Where Does the Water Go?" interactive map shows you how water flows in Pierce County. It was designed to promote awareness about stormwater runoff and how pollutants can impact Puget Sound and our natural waterways.
¤ "Where Does the Water Go?" Interactive Stormwater Map
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Stormwater Inventory:
The stormwater utility currently services about 5,800 homes and businesses.
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2005-2006
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1222
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43
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188
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23.0 mi.
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35
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55
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2004-2005
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1010
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43
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180
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19.3 mi.
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31
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55
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2003-2004
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887
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42
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158
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16.7 mi.
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25
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55
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2002-2003
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886
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42
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158
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16.7 mi.
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25
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54
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2001-2002
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826
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30
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149
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16.4 mi.
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14
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54
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2000-2001
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679
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30
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108
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12.5 mi.
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14
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54
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1999-2000
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673
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29
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108
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12.4 mi.
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10
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46
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1998-1999
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373
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25
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69
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8.1 mi.
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7
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43
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1997-1998
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364
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19
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69
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8 mi.
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6
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30
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