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For more information or to report illegal
discharges into the City's drain system
please call Veolia Water: (318) 283-3326
Ordinance No. 07-4120 passed on May 10, 2007. Enacted laws mandate that the City of Bastrop regulate non-storm water discharges into the City's storm drain system.
Storm Water is made of rain and melted snow that flows over the ground. As it flows, it can pick-up dirt, debris, household chemicals and other pollutants. These will eventually be deposited into the same waters we use for fishing, swimming and sometimes for drinking.
Attention: Did you know that it is illegal to dump items into the City's storm drains? Anyone that is aware of illegal discharge or dumping anything into the City's storm drain, please contact Veolia Water 318-283-3326.
Best Management Practices
Storm Water Initial Inspection:
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call with permit number when all measures are installed and in place.
Storm Water Interim Inspection:
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is performed as necessary during the construction process.
Storm Water Final Inspection:
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is performed when site has been stabilized using any of , or combination of the measures listed under Storm Water Final Inspection, 70% density cover .
less than 1 acre 1 to less than 5 acres 5 acres or more
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Mission Statement.
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Mission Statement.
CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY REFERENCES
During any construction activity please reference the following:
CITY OF BASTROP ORDINANCE
Chapter 6 Articles VIII-Article X
LDEQ CONSTRUCTION FOR MORE THAN 5 ACRE
LDEQ CONSTRUCTION FOR MORE THAN 1-5 ACRES
LDEQ BLANK CONSTRUCTION GENERAL PERMIT SWPP
EPA SWPPP GUIDE AND NOTICE OF INTENT
EPA NOTICE OF TERMINATION and APPLICATION
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