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This Act establishes stormwater management programs to reduce the amount of stormwater pollutants that are discharged into District rivers and streams. Pursuant to this Act, it is illegal to sell, use, or permit the use of coal tar pavement products in the District of Columbia.
Delegates authority to the Director of the District Department of the Environment in matters regarding the Green Building Act of 2006
If you receive an application for the Utility Discount Programs in the mail, you do NOT need to attend JUDD. Simply mail your
completed application, with all necessary documentation, to DDOE at 1207 Taylor Street, NW, Washington, DC 20011
The purpose of this project, funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, was to conduct a comprehensive baseline assessment of existing physical, chemical, and biological conditions and to develop a modeling framework for the development of a TMDL to address low dissolved oxygen...
Below is a link to a document with answers to frequently asked questions regarding FEMA and their Flood Insurance Studies (FISs):
The purpose of this project, funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, was to update the District’s Water Pollution Control Contingency Plan to incorporate changes in organizational structures, laws, and regulations, and programmatic needs.
The District of Columbia has enacted and implemented the floodplain regulations required for participation in NFIP. The NFIP is based on a mutual agreement between the Federal Government and the community (e.g. District of Columbia).
Notice of Final Stormwater Fee Rulemaking
Nash Run Trash Trap Project Final Technical Report
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