Get the free Storm Water Inlet Marking (SWIM) Program

TIMBER LANE UTILITY DISTRICT Community Service Program VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION FORM Fill out this form (print clearly or type, and sign on reverse side). Please mail the completed form to Timber Lane

How to fill out storm water inlet marking

How to fill out storm water inlet marking

1. Start by identifying the stormwater inlet locations that need marking.
2. Prepare the necessary marking materials such as spray paint, stencils, and measuring tape.
3. Measure the dimensions of the stormwater inlet and mark out the area to be painted using the measuring tape and stencils.
4. Clean the surface of the stormwater inlet to ensure proper adhesion of the marking material.
5. Shake the spray paint can thoroughly and hold it about 6-8 inches away from the surface of the inlet.
6. Spray the paint evenly and smoothly within the marked area, making sure to cover the entire surface.
7. Allow the paint to dry completely before removing any stencils or tape.
8. Inspect the marking for any imperfections or areas that require touch-ups.
9. Repeat the process for each stormwater inlet that needs marking.
10. Finally, ensure that the marking is visible and legible for easy identification.

Who needs storm water inlet marking?

1. Storm water inlet marking is needed by municipalities, construction sites, property owners, and maintenance crews responsible for managing stormwater systems.
2. It helps to identify the location of stormwater inlets, which is important for proper maintenance and inspection of the stormwater infrastructure.
3. By marking stormwater inlets, it becomes easier to locate and access them during regular maintenance and emergency situations.
4. Furthermore, stormwater inlet marking is also important for compliance with environmental regulations and preventing pollutants from entering the stormwater system.

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What is storm water inlet marking?

Storm water inlet marking refers to the process of identifying and labeling storm water inlets to raise awareness about proper waste disposal and prevent contaminants from entering storm sewer systems.

Who is required to file storm water inlet marking?

Property owners, municipal authorities, and contractors responsible for maintenance of public or private drainage systems are typically required to file storm water inlet marking.

How to fill out storm water inlet marking?

To fill out storm water inlet marking, individuals must properly label the inlets with appropriate signage detailing what can and cannot be disposed of in storm drains, and may need to submit a form to local authorities, if required.

What is the purpose of storm water inlet marking?

The purpose of storm water inlet marking is to educate the public about storm water pollution prevention and to promote proper disposal practices to protect water quality.

What information must be reported on storm water inlet marking?

Information that must be reported includes the location of the inlet, the type of marking used, and any educational message regarding waste disposal and pollution prevention.