Project RAIN

(Residents Acting In Nature preservation)

Project R.A.I.N. at City Hall

The Ohio EPA funded project is now complete.  If you haven’t stop up at City Hall and see the Best Management Practices installed to reduce and treat storm water runoff.   The project includes bio-retention cells, permeable pavers, a rain harvesting system, and a public kiosk explaining the project highlights.  Please see the fact sheet in the downloads section below.  Call Engineering Department with any questions 216.525.6226.    

Come also to see the Veteran’s Memorial Park and paver walkway.

 

Downloads

• Watershed Information
• Water Conservation
• Hold the Phosphorous
• Washing Your Car the Right Way
• Going Green in Your Backyard
• Storm Water Brochure
• Seven Simple Steps to Clean Water Brochure
• Rain Gardens & Rain Garden Plant Kits
• Spring Cleaning
• Project Rain Fact Sheet

Ways to Go Green

Help us meet our clean water goals by creating a rain garden on your property! If you are interested in capturing and treating storm water on your property in a creative fashion, using your own personal flair, contact your local Soil & Water Conservation District for more information. Copies of the Rain Garden Manual for Homeowners can be downloaded from www.cuyahogaswcd.org or www.franklinswcd.org.

The Manual is a cooperative effort of the Northeast Ohio Public Involvement Public Education Committee (NEO PIPE).

Stream Friendly Snow Removal

 

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