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STORM SEWER AND WATER CONNECTION PERMIT External.greenback.address:Department of Community and Economic Development 100 N. Jefferson Street, Rm 608 Green Bay, WI 543015026 (920) 4483300 phone (920)

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How to fill out storm sewer and water

1. Find the storm sewer and water intake points in your area.
2. Make sure you have the necessary equipment and materials, such as a shovel, sand or gravel, and appropriate safety gear.
3. Clear the area around the storm sewer and water intake points of any debris or obstructions.
4. Start filling the storm sewer with sand or gravel, ensuring that it is evenly distributed and compacted.
5. Continue filling until the storm sewer is at the desired level and the water can flow properly.
6. Repeat the same process for the water intake points.
7. Ensure that the filled storm sewer and water intake points are adequately secured and sealed to prevent leakage or damage.
8. Regularly inspect and maintain the storm sewer and water system to ensure proper functioning.
9. Dispose of any excess materials or waste appropriately.
10. If you are unsure or need assistance, consult a professional or contact your local authorities for guidance.

Who needs storm sewer and water?

1. Storm sewer and water systems are needed in any area that experiences heavy rainfall or flooding.
2. Municipalities, cities, and urban areas require storm sewer and water systems to efficiently manage rainwater runoff and prevent flooding.
3. Residential, industrial, and commercial properties can also benefit from storm sewer and water systems to mitigate water damage and maintain a safe environment.
4. Construction sites often need temporary storm sewer and water systems to redirect water flow and prevent erosion or flooding.
5. Overall, anyone living or operating in an area prone to heavy rainfall or in need of efficient water management will benefit from storm sewer and water systems.

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What is storm sewer and water?

Storm sewer and water is a system of pipes and drains designed to carry excess rainwater and melted snow away from streets, parking lots, and other paved surfaces to prevent flooding.

Who is required to file storm sewer and water?

Property owners, businesses, and municipalities are typically required to file storm sewer and water reports.

How to fill out storm sewer and water?

Storm sewer and water reports can usually be filled out online or submitted in person to the appropriate local government agency.

What is the purpose of storm sewer and water?

The purpose of storm sewer and water systems is to prevent flooding and protect water quality by managing excess stormwater runoff.

What information must be reported on storm sewer and water?

Information such as the property address, amount of impervious surface, and details of any stormwater management practices in place may need to be reported on storm sewer and water forms.