Do I Need a Stormwater Management (SWM) Plan in Washington DC?
The requirement for a Stormwater Management (SWM) Plan in Washington DC depends on whether the project is considered a “Major Land Disturbing Activity” or a
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Arlington County Stormwater Utility Fee
Starting in May of 2024, Arlington County property owners will see a new fee on their real estate bill called the “Stormwater Utility Fee.” What
Fairfax County’s Pro Rata Development Fee
When embarking on a new home or pool construction project in Fairfax County, it is important to be aware of the Fairfax County Pro Rata
Fairfax County’s Stormwater Management (SWM) Requirements
Any project in Fairfax County exceeding 2,500 square feet in land disturbance will require a Site Plan prepared by a Civil Engineer and a Land
Virginia’s Stormwater Management Program and What It Means to Your Construction Project
Stormwater management is a critical aspect of every construction project. As land development continues on multiple properties across a State County, an important question that
DC Water’s System Availability Fee and What It Means To You
The System Availability Fee (SAF) is a one-time fee assessed on new development projects in the District that require a new water and sanitary sewer
Measuring the Potomac River Height at Georgetown Waterfront Park
Did you know there is a USGS streamgage at the Georgetown Waterfront Park? This one of many streamgages that measure the height of the Potomac