What is Stormwater?
“What is Stormwater?” Fact Sheet
“What is Stormwater?” Flyer
Why is it a Concern?
Sediment Pollution
Nutrient Pollution
Lebanon County Stormwater Consortium
The Lebanon County Stormwater Consortium is comprised of a voting representative from each of the participating members. The participants are Annville Township, City of Lebanon, Cleona Boro Authority, North Cornwall, North Lebanon, and South Lebanon townships. The Elected Officials of each municipality signed an Intergovernmental Cooperation Agreement for participation in the Consortium and the Implementation of the Lebanon Area Regional Pollutant Reduction Plan in 2017. The Lebanon County Redevelopment Authority provides administration services to the Consortium. The Consortium meetings are held the third Tuesday of every month at 10:00. These meetings are held at the North Lebanon Township Municipal Building.
In December of 2019, DEP renewed North Lebanon Township’s NPDES-MS4 Permit. To date, over 20 stormwater improvement projects have been completed that help to achieve our required 10% reduction of total suspended solids (sediment) as outlined in the Consortium’s Joint Pollutant Reduction Plan.
LCSC Proposed Stormwater Consortium Project Listing
Completed Stormwater Projects
CATCH BASINS & STORM DRAINS
If you have noticed a drain that needs to be cleared or repaired, please contact the Township Office. Residents SHOULD NOT alter the design of the drain area in any manner. Please do not dump debris (i.e. grass clipping, shrubs, and twigs) into inlets
“When It Rains…It Drains”
Stormwater runoff is an issue every person needs to be educated about. Many of our daily tasks impact our water supply. Please take the time to visit the stormwater information sites on our links page to learn more about this very important topic.
Center for Watershed Protection
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