One hundred and fifty-eight people took the plunge and gave their best answers to the Lake Forest Park stormwater survey in July.
Now you can find out the answers and see how you did.
Or you can start with all the right answers by viewing the results.
As a part of the City's water quality education program, this survey was posted to both engage the community and determine where the City's educational efforts should focus going forward.
Public education and outreach related to water quality is federally mandated by the City's NPDES Phase II Municipal Stormwater Permit.
Here's a sample:
12. True or False: Applying fertilizer to lawns and gardens can negatively impact water quality. Answer: True
Here's the whole articleWhy? Many fertilizers contain chemicals and harsh ingredients that are unnatural for soil and native vegetation. As a result, when it rains, the water runoff can capture parts of the fertilizer and carry them down the storm drains and directly into our water systems. Ultimately, they impact aquatic life and our water quality. Try using natural alternatives to commercial fertilizers.
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