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Dakota County OKs joint powers agreement for enhanced street-sweeping study with Vermillion watershed
Summary
The county authorized a $83,350 study, funded 50/50 with the Vermillion River Watershed Joint Powers Organization, to evaluate targeted "enhanced" street sweeping to reduce pollutants and support MS4 permit compliance; consultant WSB will perform the work.
The Dakota County Board of Commissioners authorized a joint powers agreement (JPA) with the Vermillion River Watershed Joint Powers Organization to fund and participate in an enhanced street-sweeping study aimed at reducing sediment and phosphorus runoff.
Cole Johnson, water resources project supervisor in Dakota County's Environmental Resources Department, told the board enhanced sweeping goes beyond routine spring and fall debris removal by targeting high-impact areas and optimizing routes and schedules.…
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