Baltimore City: Unique Program in Watershed 263

Resource Type:

Case Study

URL:

http://www.cwp.org/RR_photos/Baltimore_City_profile_sheet.pdf

Keywords:

stormwater programs, nutrients, nitrogen/phosphorus, non-point sources, sewer leaks, drinking water, watershed

Abstract:

This case study shows solutions to the city of Baltimore's challenges to comply with national water quality standards. These solutions include urban forestry practices, increases in street sweeping, converting vacant lots to community gardens and creating customized stormwater management techniques.

Geographical Emphasis:

Maryland

Ecological Emphasis:

Multiple Ecosystems

Target Audiences:

Natural Resource Professionals, Policy Makers, Water, Watershed, And Riverway Groups

Water Topics - SubTopics:

Water Policy And Economics - policy development
Nutrient And Pesticide Management - nutrient management standards and policy
Drinking Water And Human Health - community water supplies
Conservation And Agricultural Water Management - management and drainage, nonpoint source pollution

Educational Purpose:

Information Resource (One Way)

Contact Information:

Mr. Bill Stack
Program Administrator
Water Quality Management Section
Bureau of Water and Waste Water
Baltimore City Department of Public Works
3001 Druid Park Drive, Room 223
Baltimore, MD 21215
410-396-0732
Bill.Stack@baltimorecity.gov

Water Conservation & Agricultural Water Management