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Tennessee Stormwater Association representative urges protection of the state’s waters
Summary
A representative of the Tennessee Stormwater Association said the group is committed to protecting and improving the quality of Tennessee’s waters, calling rivers and streams the state’s “lifeblood” and noting their value for commerce and recreation. The provided transcript contains a single statement and no formal actions.
A representative of the Tennessee Stormwater Association told meeting attendees that the organization is committed to helping “protect and improve the quality of the waters of Tennessee.”
“They serve as the lifeblood of Tennessee, the arteries of commerce and recreation,” the representative said. “They're Tennessee's rivers, stream.”
The remarks framed rivers and streams as both environmental resources and economic assets. The speaker’s description emphasized the association’s mission of protecting water quality and the role that waterways play in local commerce and recreation.
The provided transcript includes only this brief statement; it does not record any motions, votes, or directives tied to the comment. No additional details about specific programs, funding, regulatory actions, or next steps were included in the supplied excerpt.
