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Professional Carpet Cleaning
Wastewater from carpet cleaning may contain common pollutants that can enter our waterways
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Garden Centers
Sprinkler runoff from greenhouses, garden centers and nurseries can carry pesticides and fertilizers into the storm drain system
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Trash & Dumpster Management
Minimize or prevent the discharge of floating materials and pollutants into storm water runoff from trash and garbage collection containers
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Parking Lots
Parking lots can contribute trash, suspended solids, hydrocarbons, oil, grease and heavy metals to receiving waters via stormwater runoff or discharges
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Stormwater Ponds
Stormwater management ponds are constructed to reduce the risk of flooding during heavy rainfall and limit the amount of pollution entering local waters
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Professional Power Washing
Wash water from surface cleaning activities often carries pollutants that can harm wildlife species that depend on healthy waterways for their survival
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Restaurants
Good cleaning practices to stop stormwater pollution for the environmentally responsible restaurant
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Concrete washout is highly alkaline, caustic, and corrosive. It can pollute surface water and groundwater and reduce water clarity
[spacer height=”20px”] Car Wash Fundraiser Properties and parking lots used for fundraiser are mostly designed to handle rain (clean water), not water with soap and chemicals
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Construction Practices
[spacer height=”100px”]Uncontrolled stormwater runoff from construction sites can significantly impact rivers, lakes and estuaries. Sediment in waterbodies from construction sites can reduce the amount of sunlight reaching aquatic plants, clog fish gills, smother aquatic habitat and spawning areas, and impede navigation