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City of Maryville
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Stormwater Management is located at the Maryville Municipal Building (Lower Level)
400 W Broadway Avenue | Maryville, TN 37801 | Phone: 865-273-3500 | Fax: 865-273-3525 Business Hours | 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. | Closed 12:00 p.m. - 1 p.m. for lunch Dale Jayne, Stormwater Program Manager | 865-273-3512 | dfjayne@maryville-tn.gov Page Directory2020 Annual Report - Questions? Email Dale Jayne at dfjayne@maryville-tn.gov
Stormwater Utility Rates City Stormwater Ordinance Residential Flooding Facts and Information, FEMA Information, Water Pollution Stormwater Quality Management for Developers & Engineers Stormwater Management Plan (Updated 2018) For questions or comments concerning Stormwater Management please email Dale Jayne, Stormwater Program Manager at dfjayne@maryville-tn.gov |
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 4 x 3.97 = $15.88 per month.
Rules, Rates and Charges For The Stormwater Utility Service
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 4 x 3.97 = $15.88 per month.
Rules, Rates and Charges For The Stormwater Utility Service
City Council passed legislation to form a storm water utility in 2005.
City Stormwater Ordinance The utility is a result of the Environmental Protection Agency's Stormwater Phase II program. The EPA requires cities throughout the United States to obtain a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) storm water permit. Storm water is considered a source of pollution in rivers and streams. The major stormwater problems Maryville faces are a drainage system comprised of old pipes, periodic flooding caused by heavy rains, erosion along Pistol Creek, and potential contaminants flowing into Little River - our drinking water source. |
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Tennessee Homeowner's Guide
Did you know?
Contact us to report flooding issues - storm water personnel will investigate.
Did you know?
- A 2,000 square foot home with twelve inches of flood water can cause $50,000 in property damage
Contact us to report flooding issues - storm water personnel will investigate.
Homeowners Notice:
Flooding is not covered by your homeowner's insurance policy. A special flood insurance policy is required. Be sure you are protected. To find out if you are in a "special flood hazard zone," contact our office or click here to look up your address.
See the links below for more information.
Flooding is not covered by your homeowner's insurance policy. A special flood insurance policy is required. Be sure you are protected. To find out if you are in a "special flood hazard zone," contact our office or click here to look up your address.
See the links below for more information.
Maryville Municipal Floodplain Zoning Ordinance
The City participates in the State of Tennessee Flood Insurance Program thru FEMA
Click here for the FEMA Flood Insurance Program Page
The City participates in the State of Tennessee Flood Insurance Program thru FEMA
Click here for the FEMA Flood Insurance Program Page
Illicit Discharge (Illegal dumping of contaminants into storm drains)
City Stormwater Ordinance
City Stormwater Discharges Section (Chapter 6)
City Stormwater Ordinance
City Stormwater Discharges Section (Chapter 6)
Tennessee Construction Guide
Ordinances and Policy
Ordinances and Policy
- Policy Manual for Stormwater Quality Management
Technical data for stormwater regulatory compliance - Knox County Stormwater Ordinance. Vol. 2
Referenced within Policy Manual for Stormwater Quality Management - Stormwater Quality Management and Vegetated Buffers Ordinance
Additional technical data for stream buffers and stormwater compliance - Stormwater Public Works Standards and Sinkhole Ordinance
How to construct stormwater infrastructure in the City of Maryville - Grading, Soil Erosion and Sedimentation Control Ordinance--April 2013
Ordinance detailing process for grading and erosion and sediment control compliance - Policy Manual for Grading and Construction Site Pollution Management
Technical data for grading, erosion & sediment control compliance
- Stormwater Detail Sheet
Required with all engineering plans
- SW Credit Manual June 2005
Credits available toward stormwater utility bill
