posted by Joe Polk at 9:07 AM /
Don't roll out the (rain) barrel just yet.
Mt. Lebanon's stormwater fee took effect last month, but few people are seeking the credits the municipality is offering for homeowners who buy rain barrels or build stormwater retention ponds, said Public Works Director Tom Kelley.
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Mt. Lebanon's stormwater fee took effect last month, but few people are seeking the credits the municipality is offering for homeowners who buy rain barrels or build stormwater retention ponds, said Public Works Director Tom Kelley.
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- www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/pittsburgh/s_761276.html (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Labels: rain barrels, storm water management, stormwater fee, stormwater retention ponds
2 Comments:
Even though available on the Municipal website, it seems folks are not familiar with or may not want to deal with the fee discount process requirements in the Fee Discount Manual ?
Bill Lewis
Here's the Stormwater Credit Application.
Yeah, that Fee Discount Manual is obviously written to prevent fee discounts. They set the standard way too high. I wonder how many FDEs (Fee Discount Equivalents) it cost to have it written.
It should have been much simpler.
David M. Brown, P.E.
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