Stormwater Management
Stormwater Utility
Stormwater Program Manager: Dale Jayne
Phone: 865-273-3500
For questions or concerns regarding stormwater, click here to email our office.
The City of Maryville implemented a Stormwater Utility through City Council approval in 2005. The utility is a result of the Environmenatal Protection Agency's (EPA) Storm Water Phase II program. EPA requires cities throughout the U.S., including Maryville, to obtain a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) stormwater permit because stormwater is considered a source of pollution in rivers and streams.
The major stormwater problems that Maryville faces is a drainage system permeated with old pipes, periodic flooding caused by heavy rains, erosion along Pistol Creek, and contaminants flowing into Little River, our drinking water source.
Stormwater Ordinances and Manuals
Illicit Discharge Ordinance
Grading and Construction Site Pollution Management Ordinance
Policy Manual for Grading and Construction Site Pollution Management
Stormwater Quality Management and Vegetated Buffers Ordinance
Policy Manual for Stormwater Quality Management
Knox County Stormwater Ordinance. Vol. 2
Maryville Municipal Floodplain Zoning Ordinance
Public Works Standards - Part 1 Drainage and Construction Standards
SW Credit Manual June 2005
Rules, Rates and Charges For The Stormwater Utility Service
Stormwater Detail Sheet
Stormwater Utility Rates:
Residential: $3.97 per month
Small Residential: $2.38 per month (property owner must apply for this category)
Non-Residential: Measured in ERU units at a rate of $3.97 per 1 ERU unit. One ERU=2400 square feet of impervious surface. Example: A business with 4 ERUs (9600 sq. ft.) would pay 4x3.97= $15.88 per month.
Related links:
TDEC Water Pollution Control
Tennessee Erosion and Sediment Control Handbook and TDEC - Level 1 Training
National Flood Insurance Program (NFP) Form
NFP Frequently Asked Questions
Floodsmart.Gov
Adopt A Stream Program
Stormwater Program Manager: Dale Jayne
Phone: 865-273-3500
For questions or concerns regarding stormwater, click here to email our office.
The City of Maryville implemented a Stormwater Utility through City Council approval in 2005. The utility is a result of the Environmenatal Protection Agency's (EPA) Storm Water Phase II program. EPA requires cities throughout the U.S., including Maryville, to obtain a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) stormwater permit because stormwater is considered a source of pollution in rivers and streams.
The major stormwater problems that Maryville faces is a drainage system permeated with old pipes, periodic flooding caused by heavy rains, erosion along Pistol Creek, and contaminants flowing into Little River, our drinking water source.
Stormwater Ordinances and Manuals
Illicit Discharge Ordinance
Grading and Construction Site Pollution Management Ordinance
Policy Manual for Grading and Construction Site Pollution Management
Stormwater Quality Management and Vegetated Buffers Ordinance
Policy Manual for Stormwater Quality Management
Knox County Stormwater Ordinance. Vol. 2
Maryville Municipal Floodplain Zoning Ordinance
Public Works Standards - Part 1 Drainage and Construction Standards
SW Credit Manual June 2005
Rules, Rates and Charges For The Stormwater Utility Service
Stormwater Detail Sheet
Stormwater Utility Rates:
Residential: $3.97 per month
Small Residential: $2.38 per month (property owner must apply for this category)
Non-Residential: Measured in ERU units at a rate of $3.97 per 1 ERU unit. One ERU=2400 square feet of impervious surface. Example: A business with 4 ERUs (9600 sq. ft.) would pay 4x3.97= $15.88 per month.
Related links:
TDEC Water Pollution Control
Tennessee Erosion and Sediment Control Handbook and TDEC - Level 1 Training
National Flood Insurance Program (NFP) Form
NFP Frequently Asked Questions
Floodsmart.Gov
Adopt A Stream Program
Mynders Avenue before stormwater drainage improvements:
Your utility fee dollars at work! Mynders Avenue after completed stormwater drainage improvements.
