Stormwater: The flow of water that
results from precipitation and which occurs immediately following rainfall or as
a result of snowmelt.
To learn more about stormwater visit the state's
Stormwater & Runoff Pollution website at
www.ncstormwater.org.
Stormwater Advisory Board Meeting
Agendas
Beginning with the July 7, 2010 Stormwater Advisory Board meeting, the
agendas will be added to this page.
July 7, 2010 Agenda
November 3, 2010 Agenda
April 6, 2011 Agenda
July 13, 2011 Agenda
October 5, 2011 Agenda
Educating Our Young Citizens
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During the week of November 28, 2011 our Stormwater Technician Emily
Harrison visited the 5th grade classrooms at Morgan and Clemmons Elementary to
talk to the students and educate them about the importance of Stormwater Runoff.
Along with an oral presentation, she also had a demo drop inlet to show the
students what goes down the storm drain comes out unaffected. She took the
students outside to show the different stormwater practices that are around them
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Lenny the Lifeguard says...
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Thumbs up
to keeping our
streams and ponds
clean! |
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Lenny the Lifeguard is quite the celebrity...
Current Stormwater Capital Improvement Project
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This current Stormwater Capital Improvement Project is taking place
off Knob Hill Drive. It is a stream restoration project which
should help stormwater flow in that area.
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Ribbon Cutting at Our First Stormwater Capital Improvement
Project on
Roquemore Road on July 7, 2010
PTWQP
| The Piedmont Triad Water Quality Partnership is a collaboration of sixteen local
governments in the Piedmont Triad Region of North Carolina, including the
Village of Clemmons, working together to educate residents about stormwater and
water quality issues, including non-point source pollution, regulations, and
best management practices. To find out what the partnership is up to,
check out http://www.piedmontwaterquality.org/.
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Stormwater Management Permit
| All proposed development and redevelopment
sites within the Village of Clemmons must apply for a Stormwater Management
Permit including sites that may be eligible for an exemption from
post-construction stormwater quality management requirements per 3-1.5(E) of
Chapter C, Article III of the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO). The
permit shall be approved and issued by the Village Stormwater Administrator upon
demonstrated and approved compliance with applicable watershed protection and
stormwater quality management requirements of Chapter C, Article III of the UDO. |
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Storm Drain Marking Program
Help curb pollution in Clemmons!
Volunteers needed to mark storm drains in neighborhoods.
The Village of Clemmons' storm drain marking program is a way for volunteers to
get involved in improving the water quality of the village's streams and lakes.
Markers are placed on storm drains to remind citizens to not dump pollutants
into the drains. Informational doorhangers will be distributed to nearby
residents during the storm drain marking event.
It is a common misunderstanding that stormwater is treated before it reaches our
waterways. Many residents pour oil, paint, cigarette butts, yard waste and
other pollutants right into the storm drains because they think the water gets
cleaned before it reaches the Yadkin River. That is not how it works and
stormwater pollution can seriously impact water quality in Clemmons. |
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Volunteer Groups
- All volunteers should be at least 10 years of age and will be supervised
by one or more adults (21 years or older).
- All volunteers will be required to sign a liability waiver prior to the
event. Participants under the age of 18 will need to have their
parents sign the waiver.
- Groups will be divided into teams of two to five members.
- All markers will be placed within the public rights of way and not on
private property.
- All storm drain marking supplies will be furnished by the Village of
Clemmons.
For more information, see contact information at bottom of page.
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Stormwater Fee
| Bills for the Stormwater
fee were sent with Forsyth County property tax bills to the Village of
Clemmons residents. The fee is due, as is your tax bill, September 1st and will be past due January 5.
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Stormwater Fee - Frequently Asked Questions
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Get your questions answered
here.
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The Village of Clemmons' Stormwater Administrator is Judy Cherry. If you have stormwater questions or concerns, you may contact Judy by telephone at 766-9170 or by e-mail at jcherry@clemmons.org.
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*Link is to a web site external to Village of Clemmons (Disclaimer)
