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04 SOU TB <br /> ti x <br /> U .. <br /> vH:nce y <br /> x <br /> 1865 <br /> Office of the Mayor <br /> PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT <br /> Tuesday, March 13, 2007 10:00 AM <br /> Contact: Mikki Dobski, Director of Communications & Special Projects, 574-235-5855 <br /> Jason Durr, Ass't City Engineer, 574-235-9251 <br /> Troy Manges,County Conservationist, 574-291-7444 x3 <br /> Storm Water Pollution Prevention <br /> Education Session <br /> SOUTH BEND -- St. Joseph County, the Cities of South Bend, Mishawaka, Roseland, Osceola, <br /> Bethel College, and Ivy Tech Community College are partnering with the St. Joseph County Soil <br /> and Water Conservation District and Michiana Area Council of Governments (MACOG) to <br /> sponsor a public education meeting discussing storm water management regulations and their role <br /> in storm water pollution prevention on March 15, 2007. <br /> The meeting will take place at the St. Joseph County Main Library in downtown South <br /> Bend in the Colfax Auditorium from 6:30 to 7:30 PM. We will be discussing what storm water <br /> pollution prevention means for you and how you can help local government meet their <br /> requirements and prevent storm water pollution. Please call the St. Joseph County S WCD office <br /> to reserve your spot at (574) 291-7444 ext. 3. <br /> With the approach of Spring, it is the perfect time to review the many things we can do, in <br /> our day to day lives, to improve the water quality of our local water resource, the St. Joseph <br /> River. Storm water discharges, if uncontrolled, allow hazardous wastes such as pesticides, motor <br /> oil, anti-freeze, animal waste, and other sources of pollution to have a profound, negative effect <br /> on our water quality. <br /> -30- <br />
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