Storm Water
updated: Thursday, December 29, 2011Storm Water
Storm water refers to runoff from land and impervious areas such as paved streets, parking lots, and building rooftops during rainfall and snow events without the benefit of treatment. Storm water discharges are a concern because they sometimes contain pollutants in quantities that could adversely affect water quality.
The City's storm water collection system consists of 3,709 catch basins; 3,588 lateral pipes; 1,972 manholes; 90 miles of 12" to 102" pipe; 3 open ditches; 233 inlet-outlet structures; 49 ponds, lakes and dry basins; and 10 lift stations.
Additional Resources
Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan
2009 SWPPP Activities
Erosion Control Permit
Contact
Scott E. Anderson | Utilities Superintendent
Municipal Service Center | 7305 Oxford Street | St. Louis Park, MN 55426
P: (952) 924-2557 | F: (952) 924-2560 | sanderson@stlouispark.org
Phone Numbers
Main (952) 924-2555
Fax (952) 924-2663
Engineering
(952) 924-2555
Solid Waste Program
(952) 924-2555
Streets & Traffic
(952) 924-2562
Water & Sewer
(952) 924-2562
Winter Parking Hotline
(952) 924-2180
More in This Section
- CIP
- Drinking Water Report
- Engineering Standards
- Garbage & Recycling
- Flood Insurance Study
- Ice Control Practices
- Locate Buried Utilities
- Parking: Winter Ban
- Parking: Winter Exceptions
- Pavement Management
- Petition
- Pothole Repair
- Sanitary Sewer
- Seasonal Load Limits
- Service Line Repair
- Sidewalk Snow Removal
- Snow Plowing
- Speakers Bureau
- Special Assessments
- Sprinkling Restrictions
- Storm Water
- Street Sweeping
- Traffic Control Request
- Treating Icy Road Conditions
- Water Conservation
- Water Main Flushing
- Water System