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How to fill out surface and stormwater utility

How to fill out surface and stormwater utility

1. To fill out the surface and stormwater utility, follow these steps:
2. Gather all the necessary information about the property, such as the size, type of surfaces, and the amount of stormwater runoff.
3. Determine the applicable rates and fees for your jurisdiction's surface and stormwater utility. This information can usually be found on the municipality's website or by contacting the appropriate department.
4. Complete the necessary forms or applications provided by the municipality.
5. Provide accurate and detailed information about the property, including the extent of impervious surfaces, such as parking lots, roofs, and driveways.
6. Submit the completed forms and any required documentation to the appropriate department.
7. Pay the calculated utility fee based on the size and type of surfaces on the property.
8. Keep a copy of the filled-out form and payment receipt for future reference or inquiries.

Who needs surface and stormwater utility?

1. Surface and stormwater utility is typically needed by property owners in a municipality that has implemented such a utility system.
2. This can include residential, commercial, and industrial property owners who contribute to stormwater runoff through impervious surfaces like roofs, parking lots, and driveways.
3. The purpose of the surface and stormwater utility is to manage and maintain the stormwater infrastructure, prevent flooding, and protect water quality by collecting fees to fund related services and improvements.
4. Therefore, anyone whose property contributes to stormwater runoff may need to fill out the surface and stormwater utility.

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What is surface and stormwater utility?

Surface and stormwater utility is a fee charged by local governments to fund the management, maintenance, and improvement of stormwater infrastructure.

Who is required to file surface and stormwater utility?

Property owners or entities that own property with impervious surfaces are typically required to file surface and stormwater utility.

How to fill out surface and stormwater utility?

Surface and stormwater utility can usually be filled out online through the local government's website or by contacting the stormwater utility department.

What is the purpose of surface and stormwater utility?

The purpose of surface and stormwater utility is to ensure that the costs of managing stormwater runoff are covered and to encourage property owners to implement practices that reduce stormwater pollution.

What information must be reported on surface and stormwater utility?

Typically, information such as property size, impervious surface area, and stormwater management practices must be reported on surface and stormwater utility forms.