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Here’s more information about stormwater agencies, what they might do, and some very inexpensive ideas you can try at home to slow storm water and possibly avoid some of the fees for your property.
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Presentation on this topic March 18
Cindy Maxey Says:On Wednesday, March 18, at 7 p.m., Joe Reitz, manager of Avon Lake's Engineering Department, will present a program on Earth and Water Friendly Flood Control for homeowners at Avon Lake Public Library. 32649 Electric Blvd. Avon Lake.
The program, free and open to everyone, is part of the Library's Environmental Issues Series. More information about the series is available at 440.933.7710 or through refdeskATavonlakeDOTlibDOTohDOTus.
Cindy Maxey, MLIS
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