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Storm Water Permit Guide Available at BuilderBooks.com

NAHB has prepared a builder’s guide to help association members comply with U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and state storm water permitting requirements.

EPA has recently stepped up its enforcement of the storm water rules, which it has repeatedly called a national priority. The guide provides information on storm water requirements that affect NAHB members. It will be available through BuilderBooks.com beginning June 1.

In addition to information on federal and state storm water permitting programs, “Storm Water Permitting: A Guide for Builders and Developers” contains information on more than 50 of the most commonly used Best Management Practices; sample Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans; and tips on compliance, including how to handle visits from inspectors. It also features a CD ROM of U.S. EPA and state general permits, Notices of Intent and many other forms and guidance that can be use to help ensure compliance with state requirements.

“In Georgia, we see compliance as a necessary part of doing business every day. This book will help get you on the right track,” said Rick Porter, of Richport Properties, Inc., Tucker, GA.

To view or pre-order a copy of the storm water permitting guide, go to www.builderbooks.com.
For more information, e-mail Dionne Iyoha or call her at 800-368-5242 x8163.

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