Survey Form

Floyd County Stormwater Questionnaire

Please mark the appropriate answer. This form may be submitted electronically by pressing the "Submit" button at the bottom of the page, or, you may print the form and submit it by mail to:

Floyd County SWCD
311 W. 1st Street, Room 421
New Albany, IN 47150

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Survey Questions: Please check which one applies

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			Stormwater runoff from my community could be contaminated with pet waste, lawn chemicals, automobile fluids, and trash.
			Storm drains lead directly to the nearest wastewater treatment plant.
			Common household items like batteries, varnish, used motor oil, and paints are considered hazardous materials and should be taken to the Floyd County Solid Waste Management District Drop-off Center of mobile truck drop-off locations for proper disposal.
			Water in Indian Creek, Silver Creek, Falling Run and the Ohio River can be unsafe for swimming or other direct contact.
			Dumping lawn chemicals and used motor oil onto the ground or into a storm drain is a safe means of disposal.
			Applying more than the recommended amount of fertilizer to your lawn will promote more grass growth.
			Contractors are required by law to keep bare soils at construction sites from eroding into the street, onto neighboring properties, and local streams.
			Pet waste that washes into local streams helps add nutrients to the water necessary for aquatic life to live.
			I would like to participate in seminars, litter pick-up, storm drain marking, and other community projects to help improve stormwater quality in Floyd County.
Which community do you represent? Clark County unincorporated area Floyd County Jeffersonville Clarksville Sellersburg Oak Park Conservancy District New Albany

Thank you for your responses. If you have any questions about stormwater in our community, please contact us at (812) 945-9936.