This workshop is intended for municipal staff and their Engineering Consultants. A recording of the presentation will be made publicly available.

In this workshop, CRWA staff and the University of New Hampshire Stormwater Center will highlight emerging trends and key findings from a review of 26 municipal phosphorus control plans. The workshop will include facilitated small group discussion around key strategies such as retrofits to ROW, stormwater regulations for redevelopment, and rural strategies for impervious disconnection.

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Stormwater pollution is the greatest threat to a clean Charles River.

Under the Massachusetts Municipal Stormwater (MS4) permit, cities and towns in our watershed must reduce phosphorus discharges into the Charles River over the next twenty years based on CRWA's studies for a healthier river. CRWA works with cities and towns to reduce phosphorus use.

More information on how CRWA helps cities and towns reduce phosphorus use >