Survey:
Stormwater Management Program 2010 Survey
The City of Bedford is conducting a survey as part of our Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) program. The purpose of this survey is to assess current knowledge of Storm Water pollution in our community. The goal of the program is to protect and improve local water quality by reducing Storm Water contaminants. We appreciate your time in filling out this survey.
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We have an unlimited supply of fresh water in our communities.
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The water quality of our community's lakes, rivers and streams is...
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3:
Does the local streams effect the water quality of the White River?
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4:
Which of the following is part of the storm drain system?
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Business, industry and large public enterprise are responsible for more water pollution than the behavior of individuals.
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Pollution source control and prevention measures include
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The way you maintain your home (lawn care, trash disposal, pet care, etc.) affects water quality.
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After storm water enters a storm drain or roadside ditch it goes...
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9:
Other than rain & water from snow melt, which of the following is considered an acceptable discharge to a drain?
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10:
During the summer I typically wash my car at...
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Has your septic system been checked or serviced during the past five years?
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12:
Do you or other members of your household usually change motor oil, transmission fluid, or radiator fluid for vehicles at your home?
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13:
One gallon of oil can contaminate up to...
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Where does your household typically dispose of household hazardous waste materials (used oil/fluids, batteries, pesticides, paints, etc.?
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How does your household typically dispose of pet waste?
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What does your household (or lawn service) typically do with your grass clippings and leaves?
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17:
How often do you fertilize your lawn?
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18:
Have you tested your soil to determine how much and what kind of nutrients your lawn needs?
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During this year, I have seen, or heard about things I can do to reduce stormwater pollution.
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20:
During this year, I have visited websites that discussed stormwater runoff in Indiana.
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21:
How willing would you be to pay an increase in utility fees to fund storm water and sewer improvements in the community where you live to reduce damage from flooding and to help protect water quality in the region's rivers, lakes and streams?
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Would you be willing to participate in a stormwater program?
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