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Thanks to Tom Schueler for forwarding this info to us.  This important question is often raised – should stormwater sediments be treated as hazardous waste? A study was recently conducted to evaluate the toxicity of sediments accumulated in the forebays … Continue reading →

Maryland Governor O’Malley signed the Fertilizer Use Act of 2011 on May 19, 2011.  This law aims to reduce the amount of nutrients washing into the Chesapeake Bay by restricting the amounts of phosphorous and nitrogen applied and limiting the … Continue reading →

Canadian Geese swimming in a pond and waddling along the shoreline are incredibly cute, especially when there have adorable, fuzzy, little goslings in tow.   But unfortunately they also cause damage to stormwater management facilities where they reside.  We frequently … Continue reading →

Stormwater inspections are an important service which we offer our clients.  These inspections provide clients with a report detailing the condition of their stormwater facilities and recommendations.  The report is for the client’s use only and is not a regulatory … Continue reading →

We are really excited to announce our selection as a technical assistance provider for grant recipients through the National Fish and Wildlife Federation under the Chesapeake Bay Stewardship Fund Technical Assistance Program.  The program is a partnership with Chesapeake NEMO … Continue reading →

The State of Maryland is trying to pass a new bill, House Bill 1034, also known as the Clean the Streams and Beautify the Bay Act of 2011, which would take a huge step to clean up a major form … Continue reading →

We’re excited to leave our cozy office and head down to the big city of Baltimore for the National Facilities Management and Technology (NFMT) Conference and Expo.  Stormwater Maintenance, LLC  is set up in Booth 1434 across from the food … Continue reading →