Stormwater
The City of Clermont maintains 88 miles of Stormwater pipe and drains and 64 basins/retention ponds. The stormwater department helps to maintain all of the stormwater runoff to Clermont's lakes to ensure that public fresh water resources are maintained to Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) standards for the State of Florida. With proper maintenance and treatment of the City's stormwater system and runoff into the public fresh water areas, everyone can continue to enjoy the natural beauty here in Clermont. Homeowners can help prevent polluted runoff by using fertilizers and chemicals sparingly, maintaining septic systems and picking up pet waste. It is also helpful to prevent drain blockages by keeping grass clippings, leaves and branches away from stormwater drains. |
Storm FactsPotential Sources of Stormwater Pollutants:
Stormwater FormPlease take a minute to fill out this form and report any incidents of stormwater pollution. Read more... |
Outreach Materials
- Protecting Water Quality From Urban Runoff (PDF)
- Protecting Water Quality From Urban Runoff (PDF)
- The Role of Local Governments in Implementing Program for Construction Sites (PDF)
- Clean Water Everybody's Business - 10 Things To Do (PDF)
- Take The Stormwater Runoff Challenge (PDF)
- Stormwater & Construction Industry (PDF)
- Protecting Our Rivers, Lakes and Streams (PDF)
- Basin Management Action Plans for Florida Residents BMAP (PDF)
Stormwater Studies and Improvements
- Hooks Street Stormwater Improvement Study (PDF)
- Lake Minnehaha Stormwater Improvement Study (PDF)
- Lake Winona Stormwater Improvement Study (PDF)
- Disston Avenue Stormwater Improvement Plans (PDF)
NPDES
Annual Report
- MS4 Annual Report (PDF)
MS4 Permit