Message from ADEM:
“Water quality is a responsibility of all of the citizens of Indian Springs Village. We should all be on the lookout for illicit discharges. In part, these can arise from water line flushing after the construction of new water lines, excessive landscape irrigation, diverted stream flows, discharges foundation drains or air conditioning condensation lines, water from crawl space pumps, auto or lawn equipment oil changes and washing, swimming pool discharges, construction sites that do not have properly installed and maintained erosion control devices, failing septic tanks, or other connections that carry harmful particulate matter or chemicals to natural water sources.
In the same vain, altering existing drainage courses, increasing storm water runoff, filling in a flood prone area without prior approval is something that citizens can monitor.
In the event you see anything that you feel is detrimental to good water quality or increases storm water runoff, please contact the Town Clerk. All discussions will be kept confidential.”
Environmental Services - MS4 Storm Water Program
- Pet Information Poster
- Automobile Information Poster
- Lawn Fertilizer Poster
- Take Action for Clean Water Video
- Nonpoint Source Pollution - Kids Corner
- After the Storm
- Alabama Clean Water Partnership
- Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM)
- Stormwater Coloring Book
- Stormwater Coloring Book - Spanish Version
Informational Documents
http://www.kindermorgan.com/public_awareness
Quarterly Update of Cahaba Watershed Project8-1-19
Stormwater Management Plan Rev. 5-30-19
Illicit Discharge Detection & Elimination
Update of Cahaba Watershed Project May 2019
eSpotlight_Summer18_v3-FINAL
Stormwater Quarterly - Summer 2018
Stormwater Management Plan - 2016
- Comprehensive Plan
- Subdivision Regulations
- Zoning Ordinance
- Site Inspection Form
Erosion and Sedimentation Control Ordinance No 2016-003
How your On-Site Sewer System – Septic Tank – Works
Maintaining On-Site Sewer System – Septic Tank