RAIN BARRELS Sample Clauses

RAIN BARRELS. The rain barrel(s) located on the subject property forms an integral part of the stormwater management infrastructure for the community. It is the owner’s responsibility to maintain this system and to ensure its continued operation. SCHEDULE “E”
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RAIN BARRELS. Disconnect the down-spout from the barrel prior to the first hard freeze. Turn the barrel upside down with all valves open. After the last frost (middle of April) reconnect your rain barrel to capture rainfall from your roof. Rain Gardens: Keep your rain garden looking neat by maintaining the boundary with rocks or decorative border. Mow or remove dead vegetation in spring to stimulate new growth, and weed periodically. - Missouri Grow Native Stormwater Maintenance Plan and Agreement Short form for Runoff Reduction on Redevelopment Name: Site Address: Current Zoning: (Must be zoned residential, transitional or agricultural)
RAIN BARRELS. Catching rain water in rain barrels with screens is permitted. However, the water must not be allowed to stagnate - especially during mosquito season - attracting wasps, rodents, etc.

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