Town of Fletcher, North Carolina

Stormwater Management Program (NPDES Phase II)

 

Fletcher Stormwater Program Information

Fletcher MS4 Stormwater Management Permit

Fletcher Stormwater Brochure

Stormwater Regulations

Stormwater Management Plan

Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination (IDDE) Plan

Stormwater System Map

Contractor’s Guide for Construction Site Waste Management

 

 

What is Stormwater Runoff?

 

 

Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination

Illicit Discharge Ordinance  

The purpose of the Town of Fletcher’s Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination (IDDE) Program is to identify, locate, and eliminate any non-stormwater discharges entering the Town’s Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4). While Town staff play an important role in this effort, public education and community involvement are also essential to successfully identifying, detecting, and preventing pollution. A key objective of the program is to increase awareness among employees, businesses, and residents about the risks associated with illegal discharges and improper waste disposal.

Targeted pollutants:

Litter, Yard Waste, Illicit Discharges, Sediment, Illegal Dumping, and Improper Disposal of Waste

In addition to the stormwater hotline listed below, the Town of Fletcher offers a mobile survey that allows residents to report stormwater-related issues directly from their phones. The survey enables users to pinpoint the exact location of an issue on a map, provide a description, and upload photos.

It also allows residents to communicate with staff after a report has been submitted and investigated. The Town is committed to making the reporting of stormwater issues as easy and accessible as possible. Click on “**Citizen Reporter App**” above to get started!

Stormwater Hotline:

The Town of Fletcher maintains a stormwater hotline and encourages residents to report any concerns related to stormwater drainage and runoff. This includes issues such as illegal dumping into streams or storm drains, as well as blocked or malfunctioning stormwater infrastructure.

Phone number: (828) 687-3985 or email the Stormwater Administrator directly at t.morrow@fletchernc.org

Learning Center

Below are a number of links to various sites that contain educational materials regarding the importance of protecting our water resources from stormwater pollution.

stormwater-graphic

WNC Stormwater Partnership

Center for Watershed Protection

NC Dept. of Environmental Quality– Outreach Information

NC Dept. of Environmental Quality- Resources

EPA – Public Education and Outreach

EPA – Water Topics

 

 

 

For more information on area water quality programs, and Volunteer Opportunities, visit the following sites:

Mountain True – water quality monitoring, trash clean-up

RiverLink – pollution prevention, watershed planning

Mills River Partnership – live staking, agicultural best management practices

Only Rain Down the Drain!

Town street sweeping program is now underway!

fletcher street sweeping

 

 

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