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Storm Drain Stenciling Program Waiver & Release of Liability Form In consideration of participation in the City of Cape Mirabeau Storm Drain Stenciling Program the undersigned acknowledges and agrees

How to fill out storm drain stenciling program

How to fill out storm drain stenciling program

1. Gather the necessary materials for the storm drain stenciling program, including stencils, paint, brushes, and cleaning supplies.
2. Choose the storm drains that you want to stencil. These should be easily visible and in areas with high foot traffic.
3. Clean the storm drain surface thoroughly to ensure adhesion of the paint. Use soap, water, and a brush or scrub pad to remove any dirt or debris.
4. Position the stencil over the storm drain opening and secure it in place with tape or weights.
5. Dip your brush into the paint and apply it to the stencil, making sure to fill in all the openings.
6. Carefully remove the stencil and check for any smudges or imperfections. Touch up if necessary.
7. Allow the paint to dry completely before allowing any foot traffic near the stenciled area.
8. Repeat the process for other storm drains that you want to stencil.
9. Consider creating a schedule for regular maintenance and touch-ups to keep the stenciling program looking fresh and vibrant.

Who needs storm drain stenciling program?

1. Anyone who wants to raise awareness about stormwater pollution and its impact on water quality can benefit from the storm drain stenciling program.
2. Environmental organizations, community groups, schools, and local governments often initiate these programs to educate the public and engage in community action.
3. Individuals or businesses located in areas prone to stormwater runoff and pollution can also take part in the stenciling program to contribute to cleaner waterways.

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What is storm drain stenciling program?

The storm drain stenciling program is an initiative aimed at marking storm drains with messages to raise public awareness about the importance of preventing pollutants from entering stormwater systems.

Who is required to file storm drain stenciling program?

Municipalities, local governments, and organizations involved in maintaining stormwater systems are generally required to file storm drain stenciling programs.

How to fill out storm drain stenciling program?

To fill out the storm drain stenciling program, entities need to provide details about the locations of stenciled drains, the messages used, and any community outreach efforts conducted.

What is the purpose of storm drain stenciling program?

The purpose of the storm drain stenciling program is to educate the public about the impact of pollution on water quality and to encourage responsible waste disposal practices.

What information must be reported on storm drain stenciling program?

Entities must report the specific locations of stenciled drains, the type of stencils used, community education efforts, and any maintenance or follow-up actions taken.