Dear Clean Water Supporter: The 4th Edition of the Development Best Management Practices Handbook – Part B: Planning Activities (4th Edition) will be considered for approval on Friday, July 1, 2011 by the Board of Public Works. The meeting’s agenda is now available online. Agenda Item #2 will be an oral report by the Bureau of… READ MORE
Archive for June, 2011
LID Handbook at Board of Public Works on Friday, July 1
06/28
By LA Stormwater in Low Impact Development
Dear Clean Water Supporter, The Bureau of Sanitation is pleased to announce that the 4th Edition of the Development Best Management Practices Handbook – Part B: Planning Activities (4th Edition) will be considered for approval by the Board of Public Works on Friday, July 1, 2011. The 4th Edition incorporates Low Impact Development (LID) principlesand strategies that… READ MORE
The Village Gardeners Work to Improve the LA River
06/21
By LA Stormwater in Garden
In our last eNewsletter issue we highlighted a few ways we can make a positive impact on our community. Sometimes it’s nice to be inspired by the work of others, and it’s also nice to see how all the hard work we do is paying off. Well, look no further than The Village Gardeners, a… READ MORE
Pet-N-Water Photo Contest
With summertime kicking off, we hope you and your pets will be enjoying some playful moments outdoors, whether it’s taking a stroll on the beach, playing in the park or relaxing in the backyard. If you and your pet love clean water and some summertime fun, we have a pet photo contest just for you… READ MORE
New Edition of LID Handbook Released
06/09
By LA Stormwater in Low Impact Development
Dear Clean Water Supporter: The Bureau of Sanitation is pleased to present the 4th Edition of the Development Best Management Practices Handbook – Part B: Planning Activities. The 4th Edition incorporates Low Impact Development (LID) principals and strategies that will assist developers in meeting the requirements of the pending LID Ordinance and is presented in… READ MORE
18th Annual Kids Ocean Day Screams “Kelp Us!”
06/08
By LA Stormwater in Kids Ocean Day 2
It’s been eighteen years since the very first Kids Ocean Day, and this year’s event was the largest to date. On June 2nd, over 6,300 students along with teachers and volunteers from the Los Angeles area cleaned up Dockweiler Beach and formed a massive talking fish that said “Kelp Us!” The 18th Annual Adopt-A-Beach Clean-Up… READ MORE
It’s June and the City’s in Bloom, So Why Not Get Out & Volunteer?
06/01
By LA Stormwater in Monthly Events
It’s almost summer here in sunny Los Angeles, and that means a lot of us are getting excited about heading to the beach! We bet you wouldn’t be quite as excited if our beaches were always littered with debris, like plastic bags and soda cans. Well, help ensure that our local waterways and beaches are… READ MORE
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LA Stormwater: A big thank you to everyone who participated in our spring gardening tips contest. We loved all the great ideas ...
Christy Martens: After fighting with squirrels and crows that would dig up my seedlings in my veggie garden, I found that reused ...
Chris Anthony: After experiencing the destruction of grasshoppers in my vegetable garden I taught my cats to hunt and catch them. They ...
Melanie Winter: Hi Geoff -
We based our basic design on the work of the city of Tuscon's Watershed Management Group, where they've ...
Geoff: Hi Melanie,
Great article and its refreshing to hear what you are doing and what you've already done in ...
Sandra DeSimone: In our garden, we make sure to always have something in bloom, so that we never need to use pesticides ...
Sandra DeSimone: We mulch all the trees around the campus at the school I work at so that it keeps the trees ...
Melanie Winter: Hi Rick -
Pleased to meet you, too. Hooray for the early adopters! The good news is that if you're within ...
Melanie Winter: Hi Lee!
Thanks for your kind words. Do check out the new greywater permit, I think you'll be pleased - it's ...





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