Runoff Rules May Raise Construction Costs
18 June 2000 - 9:45pm
Proposed stormwater runoff rules aim to keep polluted water from entering the ocean but could also increase development costs in the Los Angeles area.
The proposed stormwater runoff rules will require new development in the Los Angeles area to treat rainwater before it enters storm drains. The new rules are aimed at keeping pollutants from entering ocean water. Builder groups and cities are critical of these rules and say that they will increase construction costs as new developments will be required take measures such as constructing detention basins.
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New Rules Aimed at Stormwater Runoff
Source:
The New York Times, June 18, 2000
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