Borough of Stonington

Stormwater Management

Under Federal EPA regulations, CT DEEP requires essentially all towns and boroughs in the state to develop stormwater plans and perform specifies actions, such as sweeping streets in the spring to prevent catch basins from becoming clogged with sand. Among other requirements, the borough must submit an annual compliance reports to DEEP, This year's report is found below:

MS4 Compliance-2016.pdf
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StoningtonSWMP -RJC20170303_rev.pdf
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Draft 2017 Annual Stormwater Report.pdf
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The Town & Borough of Stonington invite you to participate in efforts to clean our community and protect our water resources. The Borough announces the availability of the Town & Borough’s Draft Storm Water Management Plan. This Draft Plan was developed and is announced in accordance with the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection’s (CTDEEP) General Permit for the Discharge of Stormwater from Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems which was issued January 20, 2016 and becomes effective July 1, 2017.

Copies of the Draft Plan are available for review in the Borough Office during normal business hours and digitally on the Borough website www.borough.stonington.ct.us. Comments should be submitted, in writing, by email to DEEP.StormwaterStaff@ct.gov or by mail to the address found below.

CTDEEP

Water Permitting and Enforcement Division

79 Elm Street

Hartford CT 06106

Attn: Karen Allen

Administrative Assistant

Office Hours

Tue: 2:00-4:30 pm

Wed: 8-2 pm

Thu: 8 - 4:30 pm

Fri: 8-11 am

email:boroughstonington@snet.net

Phone: (860) 535-1298

Zoning Enforcement Officer

Office Hours

Thursday: 4:30-8:30 pm

Contact: email:

boroughzoning@

hotmail.com

Phone: (860) 535-1298

NEWS

REVISED ORDINANCE

SBO-11 Rev 2019.pdf
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After seven months of work, the Borough Charter Revision Commission forwarded its final report to the Board of Warden & Burgesses in mid-August. At its regular monthly meeting on August 20^th, the Board unanimously approved the report, which is found here. The most significant changes in the revised charter are to reduce the number of burgesses on the Board from six to four; to consolidate commissioner duties among the five members of the Board; to make the position of clerk-treasurer an appointed rather than elected position; and to eliminate the position of tax collector. The revised charter will be on the ballot in the next Borough election in May 2019.

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