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Why can't I blow my grass clippings into the street?: Grass clippings discharged into the street eventually end up in the storm water drainage system and from there into our streams and rivers.

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Erosion Control

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1. If I plant grass in my yard do I need to provide Best Management Practices?: Yes. If you remove existing grass install BMP's and maintain them until grass cover is reestablished.

2. Does a homeowner have to get a permit?: Yes. A permit is issued through City Hall.

3. Do I have to be careful about the fertilizer I use?: Yes check labeling and insure it is water soluble and apply at the recommended rate.

4. If I am a developer do I need to get a permit for my development?: Yes. If the development is greater than five acres, you will need to get a permit from KDHE. Copies of the approved permit must be submitted to Park City.

5. Where can I get copies of the City's BMPs?: Contact Code Enforcement at City Hall.

6. Does the City have to obey the same rules as everyone else?: Yes.

7. If I see someone allowing erosion to enter the street, whom do I contact?: Contact Code Enforcement at 744-2026 EXT 301 or fill out a complaint form.

8. Why can't I blow my grass clippings into the street?: Grass clippings discharged into the street eventually end up in the storm water drainage system and from there into our streams and rivers.