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Chester County Water Resources Authority
601 Westtown Road, Suite 260
P.O. Box 2747
West Chester, PA 19380-0990
phone: 610-344-5400; fax: 610-344-5401
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{50th Anniversary} |
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Our Mission |
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| The mission of the Chester County Water Resources Authority is to provide flood protection, reservoir water supplies, and water science, information and planning to the citizens of Chester County so that they may live in safe, healthy and prosperous communities that sustain the natural quality, quantity and biodiversity of the County's water resources. |
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County-wide Hydro Conditions Report |
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Click on the "water drop" to access the latest reports on county-wide water conditions for Chester County or select from the following list:
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These NEW materials and tools are now available on our website (and can be downloaded):
MS4 General Permit (PAG-13) and MS4 FAQ (PDF Documents) These two downloads are links to the Final PAG-13 Document (September, 2011) and a guidance document, MS4 Frequently Asked Questions (November, 2011).
County-wide PA Act 167 Stormwater Management Plan - Phase II Now in Progress Chester County is moving forward with the County-wide PA Act 167 Plan. Phase II WPAC Meeting #3 is scheduled for January 27, 2012 from 9 to 11 AM, in Wagontown. For more information please click the link above.
CCWRA: Advancing Water Management to Meet Future Needs CCWRA is celebrating its 50th Anniversary. This factsheet summarizes our history and new directions.
What is a Watershed? (color public education brochure)
Caring for your Streamside Property (color public education brochure) also published in a 4-page, letter size format
Water Quality Improvements A new series of CCWRA web pages hosting numerous municipal tools, maps, information and resources for addressing impaired streams, TMDLs, and stormwater quality in Chester County's watersheds. Christinia Basin and Chesapeake Bay TMDL pages are available here.
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Green Streets Forum in Chester County February 3, 2012 Sponsored by the Transportation Management Agency of Chester County (TMACC) with support from the Chester County Planning Commission and Chester County Water Resources Authority. The forum was developed to educate and inform transportation professionals and municipal planners about how to develop Green Streets through innovative stormwater management. |
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Right To Know Information |
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The Chester County Water Resources Authority's Right-to-Know Officer is Emily Gallo. For a copy of our Right-to-Know policy or to submit a request click on the links below for more information.
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