Watershed Partner Service Agreements

The District desires to enter into service agreements with watershed organizations that demonstrate the ability to provide public education relevant to the District, and to perform projects implementing pollution-prevention techniques and best practices to control runoff and minimize the introduction of stormwater to sanitary or combined sewers. Examples of services that watershed organizations may provide include those listed below:

• Services related to community engagement and education on the region’s water quality issues and best practices to address these problems.
• Restoration of streams, wetlands, and other degraded landscapes to address flooding, erosion, and water quality problems.
• Educational programming on the economic incentives associated with watershed management, conservation, pollution prevention, and other practices.
• Services to support the Sewer District’s activities under Titles III and IV of the Code of Regulations to promote the use of pollution-prevention techniques and best practices to control runoff, minimize illicit discharges, and minimize stormwater in sanitary and combined sewers through the implementation of on-site stormwater management practices.

If you would like more information regarding this program, contact Keith McClintock at (216) 881-6600.