The keys to developing a good Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SW3P) and ultimately a readily approvable plan lay in understanding the requirements and how to best demonstrate compliance with them. We'll discuss some pointers from Ohio EPA's perspective that may help make the SW3P process smoother and ultimately lead to a more effective SW3P.



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Date: Thursday, July 16, 2020

​Location: Virtual (Via Zoom)

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Plan on joining us aboard a river boat to learn how developers and contractors can meet sediment erosion control and storm water BMP requirements that protect local waterways. This day-long workshop will begin on land with demonstrations of BMPs led by experts eager to answer questions and share their knowledge. Attendees will then board a River Boat for lunch and speaker sessions about industry regulations and trends. CEUs will be offered.

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Date: Thursday, October 3, 2019
Registration Closes Monday, September 30, 2019

Confirmed by Envirocert for
​Professional Development Hours (PDHs)

Cost: $50
Earlybird Registration: $40 (Use Code: STORM)
​(includes, refreshments and river boat lunch cruise)

Location:
BB Riverboats 
101 Riverboat Row
Newport, KY 41071
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The seventh annual Rain Barrel Art Project Auction is now on display at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. The Rain Barrel Art Project’s Benefit Auction also was launched online at http://www.savelocalwaters.org/auction.
SaveLocalWaters.org in January selected about 40 artistic designs submitted by local artists and classrooms to be painted on as many rain barrels. The artists spent the next few months perfecting their designs and painting the rain barrels, which will remain on display at Zoo through April 25 until end of the auction. An online auction is underway at: http://www.savelocalwaters.org/auction. The Rain Barrel Art Project is partnership between SaveLocalWaters.org and the zoo, this initiative raises funds for conservation education in the Ohio River Valley and raises awareness about the benefits of rain barrels. Participants range from long-time professionals to classrooms of budding student artists and are based in cities and towns across the Ohio River Valley
Those interested in bidding on the rain barrels can visit the auction website: http://www.savelocalwaters.org/auction. The auction’s culmination coincides with the zoo’s Party for the Planet and Tunes & Blooms on April 25. Admission to the zoo during this event is free after 5 p.m. and parking is $10. Residents are encouraged to bid online and visit the rain barrels at the Zoo.