Upper Milford Township | Stormwater Management

Upper Milford Township Stormwater Management and MS4 Info

Click Here to review the Upper Milford Township Final Stormwater Pollution Reduction Plan.

Pennsylvania DEP would like to remind homeowners of proper pool draining and discharge.

Click Here— Pool Discharge

Click Here–— Pool draining

Click here for good soil tips.

Homeowner’s guide to Stormwater Management Version 2

Homeowner’s guide to Maintenance for Stormwater Best Management Practices.

RAIN BARREL INFORMATION

Stormwater Management is a vital to our safe drinking water supplies.

Winter Flyer 2020

Click here for Stormwater control infomation

DEP Stormwater information

Follow the link for further information on how you can do you part in Stormwater control and how Stormwater control benefits your community.

http://dca.ky.gov/DCA%20Resource%20Document%20Library/StormwaterEducationalResources.pdf

Fall Flyer2019

Fall MS4 Article Check out the new article from the Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy

Stormwater Education Opportunities

Please click the hyperlinks below to watch the short webinars to learn more about Stormwater, Plants, Watersheds, Rain Barrels, and Rain Gardens. Brought to you by Penn State Extension.

Planting Your Rain Garden

Rain Barrels: A Backyard Solution to Stormwater Management

Plants and Watersheds – Teasing Out the Similarities

Stormwater Runoff

Stormwater runoff as well as water-flow problems in general plague the Township.

Please remember that management of stormwater runoff is permitted and encouraged; however, it needs to be effected a certain way.

Natural methods of stormwater runoff management are encouraged; and much information exists regarding these methods and their application. Prior to initiation of any drainage, pipe placement or water diversion projects you must notify the Township with a plan and proposal including a site plan (detailed drawing) of the proposed project prior to the start of work.

Please contact the Township Office Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. for consultation and the Lehigh County Conservation District is also available for advice and information (610) 391-9583.

Always remember to call first!