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Do you think the streams/rivers/lakes in our area are cleaner than they were in the past ten years?
Yes
No
Have not noticed a change
Which of the following pollutant sources do you feel has an impact on the water quality in our city? (select all that apply)
Sewer and sewer plant discharges.
Erosion (mud washed onto roads and into
streams from disturbed areas).
Runoff from paved areas.
Pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers applied on
yards.
Oil, grease, and antifreeze leaking from vehicles.
Pet/animal waste.
Litter along roads and streets.
Yard waste (grass, leaves, and tree limbs)
disposed of in ditches, streams, and catch basins.
Household detergents (from washing cars in
driveways).
Runoff from developed sites during and after
construction.
Which of the following activities do you typically perform that could help improve water quality?
Recycle packaging and paper.
Use a mulching mower or leave clippings on the
yard.
Compost grass clippings, leaves, and food waste.
Water the yard only when needed and then in the
late evening or early morning.
Properly dispose of used motor oil.
Properly dispose of paint cans and chemicals.
Utilize appropriate containers when storing and
setting out garbage.
Follow label directions when applying fertilzers,
herbicides, and pesticides.
Wash the car at a car wash instead of the
driveway.
Pick up after pets.
Do you know the benefits of rain gardens and rain barrels?
Yes
No
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