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Stormwater. Charley Schwartz, PE Senior Environmental Engineer Leon County Development Support & Environmental Management Renaissance Center, 2nd Floor.

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1 Stormwater

2 Charley Schwartz, PE Senior Environmental Engineer Leon County Development Support & Environmental Management Renaissance Center, 2nd Floor 435 North Macomb Street Tallahassee, FL 32301 Phone: (850)606-1381 Email: schwartzc@leoncountyfl.gov

3 Sediment Nutrients Dissolved Oxygen (Algae) Bacteria (Fecal Coliforms) Oil & Grease/ Metals Temperature Atmospheric Deposition Floatables (Litter)

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8 Discolor Smother ShadeSponge

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10 www.pkgills.com Nutrients = Plant Food

11 Algae Bloom

12 Hypoxia

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14 Exhaust Oil/Grease Break Dust Tire Rubber Car Parts

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18 Disconnect Downspouts ->

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21 “REVENGE OF THE BMPS!”

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