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County holds MS4 public hearing and accepts annual stormwater report; staff cite inspections, outreach and salt-reduction guidance
Summary
Olmsted Soil & Water Conservation District manager Skip Langer presented the county's MS4 activities, including permit timelines, staff training and street-sweeping volumes; the board held the required public hearing, took comments and voted to accept the annual report.
Olmsted County held its annual municipal separate storm sewer system (MS4) public hearing and accepted the MS4 annual report after staff described inspection, maintenance and outreach activities under the current permit cycle.
Skip Langer, manager of the Olmsted Soil and Water Conservation District, told the board that MS4 covers the county's linear stormwater infrastructure and that the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency oversees the program. "MS4 is our municipal separate storm sewer system. It's our linear system of roads, ditches, pipes, best management practices that manage stormwater…
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