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Storm Water Inlet Marking (SWIM) Program Sponsored by The JTF GROUP VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION FORM Copy this page to your printer, fill out (print clearly or type, please!) and mail to Harris County

How to fill out storm water inlet marking

How to fill out storm water inlet marking:

1. Gather the necessary materials, which may include paint or marking tape, a measuring tape, a stencil or template, and a brush or roller.
2. Begin by locating the storm water inlet that requires marking. This may involve identifying the grates or drains that lead to the storm water system.
3. Measure the dimensions of the storm water inlet to ensure accurate marking. Use the measuring tape to determine the width and length of the inlet.
4. If using a stencil or template, position it securely over the storm water inlet. This will help create a uniform and legible marking.
5. Use the paint or marking tape to fill in the stencil or template, ensuring that the marking is visible and clearly indicates that it is a storm water inlet. Apply the paint or tape evenly and smoothly for optimal results.
6. Allow the paint or tape to dry completely before removing the stencil or template. This will help prevent smudging or smearing of the marking.
7. Inspect the completed storm water inlet marking to ensure that it is clear, concise, and easily visible. Make any necessary touch-ups or adjustments, if required.

Who needs storm water inlet marking?

Storm water inlet marking is essential for various entities, such as:

1. Municipalities and local government agencies responsible for storm water management.
2. Construction companies and contractors working in areas where storm water runoff can pose environmental concerns.
3. Property owners or managers who want to ensure compliance with storm water regulations and promote public safety.
4. Environmental organizations and advocacy groups focused on preserving water quality and preventing pollution.
5. Maintenance crews and utility workers who regularly access storm water systems for inspections or repairs.

Overall, the need for storm water inlet marking arises from the importance of identifying these inlets accurately to protect water quality, prevent contaminants from entering the storm water system, and maintain the overall functionality of the drainage infrastructure.

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What is storm water inlet marking?

Storm water inlet marking is the practice of labeling or identifying storm water inlets to prevent pollution and protect water quality.

Who is required to file storm water inlet marking?

Property owners or managers are typically required to file storm water inlet marking.

How to fill out storm water inlet marking?

Storm water inlet marking can be filled out by providing accurate information about the location and condition of storm water inlets on a property.

What is the purpose of storm water inlet marking?

The purpose of storm water inlet marking is to prevent contaminants from entering storm water systems and protect the environment.

What information must be reported on storm water inlet marking?

Information such as inlet location, condition, and any relevant maintenance activities must be reported on storm water inlet marking.