HomeMy Public PortalAboutExhibit MSD 37E-1 - Baltimore Non-Single Family Property Credits Guidance DocumentMARYLAND STORMWATER FEE REDUCTIONS
Baltimore City Customer Guidance Document:
Non-Single Family Property
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Table of Contents
I.Overview .................................................................................................................................................. 3
II.Establishing Your Base Stormwater Fee .................................................................................................. 3
A.NSFP Fee Calculation ........................................................................................................................... 3
B.Account Management ......................................................................................................................... 4
C.Exemptions Based on Property Ownership and Site Conditions ........................................................ 5
III.Legislated Fee Reductions and Credits ................................................................................................ 6
A. Legislated Fee Reductions ................................................................................................................... 7
1.Religious Structure Special Fee ........................................................................................................ 8
2.Maximum Fee as Percentage of Property Tax ................................................................................ 8
B.Credits .................................................................................................................................................. 8
1.Participation ..................................................................................................................................... 8
2.Green Space ...................................................................................................................................... 9
3.Small Development Credit ................................................................................................................ 9
4.Treatment ......................................................................................................................................... 9
a.Structural / ESD .............................................................................................................................. 9
b.Activity-Based ................................................................................................................................. 9
5.NPDES Industrial Permit Credit ...................................................................................................... 11
6.Harbor Discharger Credit ............................................................................................................... 11
C.Combining Credits ............................................................................................................................. 12
IV.Application Process ............................................................................................................................ 13
A.How to Apply...................................................................................................................................... 13
B.Timing of Review ................................................................................................................................ 13
C.Appeals ............................................................................................................................................... 13
D.Credit Renewal Process ..................................................................................................................... 14
E.Transference of Credit ....................................................................................................................... 14
F. Applications ........................................................................................................................................ 14
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I. Overview
In 2012, the Maryland Legislature passed a law mandating that the 10 largest
jurisdictions in the state, including Baltimore City, establish a stormwater fee.
In 2015 the legislature allowed those jurisdictions decide how they wished to
fund their stormwater management programs, and the City continues to
utilize the fee. The fee provides a sustainable, dedicated revenue source for
maintaining, operating, and improving the City's stormwater management
system, with the ultimate goal of reducing flooding and erosion, and keeping
our waterways cleaner.
The City's stormwater fees are based on the amount of impervious area on a
property. Impervious surfaces, like sidewalks and driveways, block water from
infiltrating the ground. They cause increased runoff, overload the drainage
system, and transport pollutants and nutrients to bodies of water.
Maintaining the stormwater management system and reducing the nutrients
and other pollutants are the primary expenses of the program.
II. Establishing Your Base Stormwater Fee
A. NSFP Fee Calculation
The City has measured the impervious surface area of each property to determine the base stormwater fee. This
base fee is the maximum amount that a customer may be charged before any reductions or credits are applied.
Non-single family residential properties (NSFPs) are charged based on the number of units of impervious area that
are on the property. The unit of measurement is known as an Equivalent Residential Unit (ERU) and is based on the
impervious area of a typical single family residential property, within the City.
An ERU is 1,050 square feet. ERU calculations are rounded to the nearest whole number; the minimum ERU
calculation is 1 ERU. NSFPs are charged $5 per ERU per month.
EXAMPLE 1: CALCULATING YOUR STORMWATER FEE
Note: Image used for demonstration purposes only and does not reflect
actual stormwater fee account information.
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
IMPERVIOUS AREA MEASUREMENT: 512,521 sf
ERU CALCULATION:
512,521 sf / (1,050 sf / ERU) = 488.1 ERUs
Round to 488 ERUs
MD STORMWATER FEE (BASE):
488 ERUs * ($5 / ERU / month) = $2,440 / month
SURFACES
These surfaces do not allow water to infiltrate the
ground and cause flooding and pollution in our
waterways.
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To find the impervious area measurement and ERU calculation for your property, please check the Fee Finder which
is available at PublicWorks.BaltimoreCity.gov. You can also contact the Customer Support and Services Division at
(410)396-5398 for your impervious area measurement, if site conditions have changed, or if the Fee Finder's
measurement does not reflect the actual impervious area on your property.
B.Account Management
Property owners are charged the stormwater fee on their monthly water bills. If a property does not receive water
service, then the owner will receive a bill showing a stormwater only (SWO) account.
On properties with multiple water accounts, the property owner may request reapportioning the stormwater fee
among the accounts.
Properties that are consolidated as provided by law will be treated as one (1) property.
EXAMPLE 2: REAPPORTIONING THE STORMWATER FEE TO MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
SCENARIO: Each building is occupied by a different tenant. Four
active water meters (accounts) service the property.
TOTAL ERUS: 488
BASE FEE: $2,440 / month
The base fee will initially be distributed equally to each of the
accounts.
The property owner requested that the charges should be
redistributed as shown as follows:
Note: Image used for demonstration purposes only and does not
reflect actual stormwater fee account information.
Note that all fee reductions and credits will be applied to the base fee of the property and distributed similarly to the
accounts.
Default Split Requested Split
Account ERU Fee ERU Fee
1 122 $1,830 18 $270
2 122 $1,830 72 $1,080
3 122 $1,830 276 $4,140
4 122 $1,830 122 $1,830
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C.Exemptions Based on Property Ownership
There are some cases where a property may have exempted impervious surface types, and therefore have a lower base
fee.
1.Veterans Organization
A veterans’ organization that is exempt from taxation under § 501(c)(4) or (19) of the Internal Revenue Code is exempt
from being charged a stormwater remediation fee.
2.Hardship
An exemption from the stormwater remediation fee may be granted to a charitable, nonprofit organization that
experiences a financial hardship as a result of the stormwater remediation fee.
1.To qualify for a hardship exemption, an organization must document the following conditions:
a.Exemption from taxation under § 501(c)(3) or (d) of the Internal Revenue Code;
b.Total, annual stormwater remediation fee must exceed 0.75% of total, annual revenue, including
any discounts or credits received pursuant to sections (III) or (VI);
c.Total, annual revenue must not exceed $1,000,000; and
d.Ownership of the property or a copy of the current landlord/tenant lease agreement
demonstrating that the organization is responsible for stormwater remediation fee charges.
2.In addition to the above documentation, the organization must:
a.Submit a written, alternative compliance plan to the Department for review; and
b.Receive approval of the alternative compliance plan from the Department.
3.Upon approval of the alternative compliance plan, the organization must initiate implementation of the
plan within one (1) year of receiving initial approval of the hardship exemption.
4.The organization must re-certify its eligibility for the hardship exemption on an annual basis, including
proof that the organization is implementing its approved alternative compliance plan. Failure to
recertify eligibility or to document implementation of an approved alternative compliance plan shall
remove the organization from the hardship exemption.
Please refer to the guidance document, “Hardship Exemption and Alternative Compliance Program” for more
information and application form. It can be found at http://publicworks.baltimorecity.gov/stormwater-fee or by calling
the Customer Support and Services Division at (410) 396-5398.
3.Exemptions Based on Site Condition
There are some cases where a property may have exempted impervious surface types, and therefore have a lower
base fee.
Some site conditions that would otherwise be considered as impervious surface may be exempt from the stormwater
fee. Site conditions eligible for exemption include:
•Gravel used for landscaping, decoration, or ground stabilization, but not compressed by pedestrian or
vehicle traffic.
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•Gravel used as ballast for railroads.
•Rooftop or pavement where drainage is permitted by the Department to directly connect to the public
wastewater system under a wastewater discharge permit.
•Streets that are privately maintained and open to the public, in lieu of public streets, in single-family
residential communities or in cemeteries.
•Any portion of a property where caps or other impervious surfaces are required to encapsulate a
recognized Superfund area or to protect subterranean structures, as required by the State of Maryland
or the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
•The portion of ground underlying a solar panel which excludes the foundation and base of the solar
panel device, provided that the ground surface is stabilized with vegetative cover or a gravel bed.
•Any portion of a deck that is not directly touching the ground surface, is constructed with gaps between
the boards, and where the ground underneath is stabilized with vegetative cover or a gravel bed.
Property owners wishing to receive an exemption for a property or portion of a property that has one or more of the
conditions listed above must notify the Department that the site condition exists and, where necessary, provide
documentation that enables the City to confirm the site condition. Customers may use the image shown on the Fee
Finder to illustrate what portions of impervious area may be eligible for the exemption. The application described in
Section IV allows customers to notify the City of these site conditions, if they exist.
EXAMPLE 3: SITE CONDITION EXEMPTION CALCULATION
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
IMPERVIOUS AREA MEASUREMENT: 512,521 sf
TOTAL ERUS: 488
BASE FEE: $2,440/month
ADJUSTMENT DUE TO EXEMPTIONS:
Gravel used for landscape: 1,020 sf
Area covered by solar panels: 10,344 sf
Total Adjustment: 11,364 sf
Note: Image used for demonstration purposes only and does not reflect ADJUSTED IMPERVIOUS AREA: 501,157 sf = 477 ERUs
actual stormwater fee account information. ADJUSTED BASE FEE: $2,385 / month
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III.Legislated Fee Reductions and Credits
Customers are able to reduce their base fees through a number of legislated fee reductions and credits. All
reductions must be applied for and are good for the renewal period. The following flow chart is a quick guide to
customers' eligibility for various credits or fee reductions.
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A. Legislated Fee Reductions
1. Religious Structure Special Fee
The fee for structures belonging to religious non-profits is capped at $1/ERU/month if they are not subject to State or
City property tax, are used exclusively for places of worship or K-12 education, or the religious group or organization is
not otherwise enrolled in an approved alternative compliance plan as provided in section C.2.
The applicant will be required to provide a map of the property identifying structures eligible for the discounted rate as
well as proof of tax exempt (religious) status certification. The Department will conduct a GIS review of impervious area
designation. After verification, the discount will be applied to each of a customer's subsequent monthly bills.
Customers seeking the religious structure special fee should be aware of the following parameters.
• Impervious area that receives the religious structure special fee is not eligible for additional credits.
Other impervious area on the property is eligible for other credits.
• The reduced fee will be applied until the Department becomes aware of a change in the status of
the property.
2. Maximum Fee as Percentage of Property Tax
Non-single family properties are eligible for a cap on the stormwater fee equal to 20% of their real property taxes as
long as their annual stormwater fee is greater than $1,000 and their real property taxes levied are greater than $1,000
annually.
The applicant will be required to provide a copy of the most recent City and State real property tax bill. After
verification, the discount will be applied to each of a customer's 12 subsequent monthly bills.
Customers seeking the 20% Property Tax Cap reduced fee should be aware of the following parameters.
• Customers that receive the 20% Property Tax Cap fee reduction are not eligible for stormwater credits.
• The reduced fee will be applied until the Department becomes aware of a change in the status of the
property.
B. Credits
A credit is granted to a customer for doing things that reduce demand upon the City's drainage system or reduce the
City's cost of stormwater management.
The purpose of establishing a Stormwater Fee credit program is to provide a way for customers to reduce their fees,
and an incentive for them to implement stormwater management measures. A credit system aims to protect water
quality, maintain equity among customers, reduce public expenditures on stormwater management, and promote
private sector stormwater management.
The following subsections outline the types of credits available to stormwater utility customers within the City of
Baltimore.
1. Participation
Customers are eligible for credit based on participation in a public project within the City specifically targeted at
improving water quality, such as trash clean-up, tree planting, and de-paving. These activities provide direct water
quality benefits and increase awareness.
These credits are aimed at customers with two ERUs or less of impervious surface. More information on how to earn
participation credits is available in the Customer Guidance Document: Single Family Property.
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2.Green Space
Parcels containing less than 50 square feet of impervious area are eligible for a credit equivalent to 45% of the initial
stormwater fee. The applicant will be required to provide photo documentation of the vacant parcel. The Department
will verify parcel vacancy through a GIS review or field inspection. After verification, the customer will be notified and
the discount will be applied to each of a customer's subsequent 36 monthly bills.
Customers seeking the green space credit should be aware of the following parameters:
•If a parcel qualifies for this credit, then any future development will not be eligible for the
redevelopment waiver for stormwater management.
•The credit may be rescinded if the Department finds that the parcel is not regularly mowed and kept
free of litter and debris.
•Credit will remain active for three years.
3. Small Development Credit
Parcels containing more than 50 but as much as 820 square feet of impervious area are eligible for a 33% credit. The
applicant will be required to provide photo documentation of the impervious area on the parcel. The Department will
verify parcel impervious area through a GIS review or field inspection. After verification, the customer will be notified
and the discount will be applied to each of a customer's subsequent 36 monthly bills.
Customers seeking small development credit should be aware of the following parameters.
•Credit will remain active for three years.
4.Treatment Practice Credit
The Department my give credit for Best Management Practices (BMPs) that have been approved by the Maryland
Department of the Environment (MDE), as evidenced by either a certification letter from MDE or listed in the latest
versions of MDE-issued guidance documents, including but not limited to:
Maryland Stormwater Design Manual
Environmental Site Design Process & Computations
Accounting for Stormwater Wasteload Allocations and Impervious Acres Treated
a.Structural and Environmental Site Design BMPs
The first type of BMP that is eligible for treatment credits are structural and environmental site design BMPs. The BMP
may be on-site or off-site, and must be installed and maintained according to MDE standards. The maximum credit is
45% of the stormwater fee for treatment of all impervious area on the parcel, unless the BMP treatment exceeds on-
site impervious surface. The BMP credit is valid for three years, after which time re-application for credit is required.
b.Activity Based BMPs
Activity based BMPs are associated with reoccurring activity, such as weekly mechanical street sweeping or monthly inlet
cleanings. The applicant will be required to provide data, after one year of carrying out the practice, which demonstrates
the equivalent impervious surface restored that is to be credited, according to MDE guidelines. The discount will be applied
to each of a customer's subsequent 12 monthly bills.
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Customers seeking treatment practice credit should be aware of the following parameters.
• Credit is calculated according to the criteria listed in MDE-issued guidance, with a maximum available cred-
it of 45% for 100% impervious area treatment.
• Credit will remain active for one year.
c. Off-site Treatment BMPs
While on-site treatment is usually the best form of stormwater management, off-site BMPs are also eligible for credit.
Off-site BMPs are subject to the same eligibility criteria as on-site BMPs. Off-site treatment refers to a BMP that has
been installed and maintained by a property owner, but is located in the public way, on public lands, or on a separate
private property. Off-site BMPs are subject to the same eligibility criteria as on-site BMPs.
As part of the application process, property owners wishing to receive credit for off- site treatment must submit a
narrative describing why an off-site treatment practice is the right option for their property. In order to obtain credit
for an off-site BMP, the BMP must be in the same 8-digit watershed as the property to which the credit will be applied.
d. New technology
If a customer wishes to receive credit for a new BMP technology that has not been approved by MDE, the Department
may consider entering into a memorandum of understanding with the property owner.
e. Existing BMPs
BMPs installed prior to July 1, 2013 that are otherwise eligible for credit under this section shall receive credit upon
successful completion of the application process.
f. Receiving Treatment Practice Credit
To be eligible for treatment practice credits, the property owner or designated representative must execute an inspection
and maintenance agreement on all current and subsequent owners of the land served by the Best Management Practice
(BMP). This agreement provides access to the BMP, at all reasonable times, for regular inspections by the Department or
its authorized representative to ensure that the BMP is maintained in proper working condition. The Department may also
inspect the eligible BMP at least once every three years. It is the responsibility of the customer to ensure that all
treatment practices are properly maintained. Improper maintenance, as discovered by routine inspection, may be
grounds for rescinding a credit.
Credit will not be issued until the BMP is installed and the application has been approved.
g. Calculating Treatment Credits
Credit is calculated as follows:
The amount of credit given for a treatment practice will be based on the amount of impervious area
for which the practice treats 1 inch of runoff (also known as equivalent impervious area restored). DPW
will reference MDE-issued guidance documents to calculate the equivalent impervious area restored.
The amount of the property's impervious area treated by the practice is multiplied by the maximum
credit of 45%. The resulting number is the percentage by which the Stormwater Fee is reduced.
If the BMP treats surface water that runs on to that property from a neighboring property, the total
amount of impervious area treated by the BMP will be considered when calculating the credit. While
the total impervious area treated could exceed 100% of the property where the BMP is located, the
credit cannot reduce the fee beyond the minimum NSFP charge of 1 ERU.
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5. NPDES Industrial Permit Credit
Properties with a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Industrial Stormwater Discharge permit or
have been determined by MDE to be exempt from stormwater permitting due to a condition of no exposure can receive
a credit equal to 55% of their property’s stormwater remediation base fee.
To receive NPDES Industrial Permit Credit, the applicant will need to provide the Department with a copy of their NPDES
Industrial Stormwater Discharge Permit or Exemption Certification with the initial application for the credit and every
time the permit or exemption certificate is renewed. The Department will verify NPDES Industrial Stormwater Discharge
permit holder status. After verification, the discount will be applied to the customer’s subsequent 60 monthly bills.
Customers seeking NPDES Industrial Permit credit should be aware of the following parameters.
• Customers may receive NPDES Industrial Permit credit and Harbor Discharger Credit up to a maximum of
85% off the total stormwater fee.
• Customers may not receive treatment credit on the same area that is covered by the NPDES Industrial
Permit.
• The Department will revoke the associated credit if a permit holder receives a Notice of Termination of
their permit from MDE.
• If MDE delays the timely submitted NPDES Stormwater Discharge permit renewal application, then the
Department will automatically extend the term of the credit until MDE issues the revised permit or
exemption.
• Credit will remain active for five years.
6. Harbor Discharger Credit
A maximum of 30% credit will be given for properties that drain through privately maintained and owned storm drains
directly to the Baltimore Harbor.
To receive the credit, the applicant must provide a detailing site drawing of the property showing the drainage areas and
flow patterns of the site; any private stormwater collection systems, including inlets, manholes, roof drain connections;
locations of structural outfalls; topographic contours of the property; and delineation of the portion of the property and
the impervious area that would be eligible for the credit. The Department will verify direct harbor discharge through a
GIS review or field inspection. After verification, the customer will be notified and the discount will be applied to each of
a customer's subsequent 60 monthly bills.
Credit is calculated as follows:
The amount of credit given for direct discharge will be based on the amount of impervious area that
drains directly to the harbor.
The amount of the property's impervious area that drains directly to the harbor is multi- plied by the
maximum credit of 30%. The resulting number is the percentage by which the Maryland Stormwater Fee
is reduced.
Credit will remain active for five years.
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BASE FEE: $11,520
Property Tax:
BASE FEE: $11,520
20% Cap:
Total Reduction: $2,238 (19%)
After evaluating the
different credit/reduction
combinations, choose the
combination that yields the
greatest fee reduction or
credit amount.
C. Combining Credits
Certain fee reductions and credits can be combined to increase your credit or reduction. The total amount of credit
granted to a property cannot exceed 100% of the property’s stormwater base fee. Review the following chart for
possible combinations.
CREDIT TYPE
P
T
S
G
N
D
PARTICIPATION (P)
TREATMENT (T)
YES
SMALL
DEVELOPMENT (S)
YES
YES
GREEN SPACE (G)
YES
YES
NO
NPDES (N)
NO
NO
NO
NO
DIRECT DISCHARGE
(D)
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
Direct Discharge Credit: $1,382 (12%)
Treatment Credit: $1,843 (16%)
Total Credit: $3,225 (28%)
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IV. Application Process
Customers are able to reduce their base fees through a number of legislated fee reductions and credits. All reductions
must be applied for and are good for the renewal period.
A. How to Apply
Applications and this guidance document are available at PublicWorks.Baltimorecity.gov and at the Abel Wolman
Municipal Building, or by calling the Customer Support and Services Division at (410) 396-5398. Applications and
supporting materials should be submitted to the Bureau of Water and Wastewater at the addresses below, or faxed to
(410) 396-5531.
Bureau of Water and Wastewater
Abel Wolman Municipal Building
200 Holliday Street, Room 404
Attn: Customer Support and Services Division
Baltimore, MD 21202
or
publicworks@baltimorecity.gov
Include “STORMWATER CREDIT APPLICATION” in email subject line
Customers will receive a letter when their application materials have been received and are under review. After the
review, another letter will follow with the application decision. At any time, customers may call the Department's
Customer Support and Services Division at (410) 396-5398.
The customer is still obligated to pay the full fee during the credit application review.
B. Timing of Review
Credit applications are to be reviewed and decided within 30 days of receipt of a complete application package.
Participation, simple residential treatment practices, small development, vacant lot, and other simple credits or fee
reductions may be complete in a shorter time frame. When a 30 day review period would have allowed a property to
receive credit or a fee reduction on a subsequent monthly bill and the Department is unable to complete the review
within that period, the credit will be applied retroactively for any months that are billed after the 30 day review period.
C. Appeals
If a customer applies for credit and it is denied after review, the customer may submit an appeal in writing within 30
days of receiving his decision letter. The appeal letter should be sent to the Bureau of Water and Wastewater to the
mailing address, email address, or fax number listed above. The letter must contain:
• The customer's name;
• Account number;
• Basis of appeal; and
• Evidence to support the customer's contention, such as:
Measurements from an approved as-built engineering drawing;
A land survey that shows the total parcel area and the impervious area;
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Proof of ownership or proof of sale; or
Other reliable documentation that proves the customer's contention.
The Director of Public Works is the final authority for the Department on all appeals. If the customer is aggrieved by
the Director's final decision on an appeal, the customer may seek review by the Board of Municipal Zoning Appeals
(BMZA) according to that entity's appeals process. Finally, the customer may seek judicial review of that decision in
the Circuit Court of Baltimore City.
D. Credit Renewal Process
1. Notification
Stormwater customers are responsible for maintaining an active credit status. If the renewal
application is not received within 30 days before the end of the credit period, the credit may not be
reflected on the subsequent water bill.
2. How to Renew
For each credit or fee reduction type, the application for renewals is the same form as the initial
application. Please include the original documentation as well as documentation describing
maintenance where applicable.
3. Timing of Renewal
No credit will be provided in perpetuity. Approval periods are established for each credit type to
encourage maintenance of the practice and verify that the practice provides the intended water
quality treatment. Credit may be rescinded within the approval period based on Department
inspection. The Department will notify the customer by mail of any decisions to rescind the credit
within the approval period.
E. Transference of Credit
Once credits or fee reductions are established, they become a characteristic of the property, rather than the customer.
If a property changes ownership in the middle of its approval period, the new owner will inherit the active credit status,
receive a discounted bill for the remainder of the approval period, and receive a notification letter about credit renewal.
Credits will not be transferred with the customer (including Participation credits).
F. Application
Refer to this guidance document for information on the required documents that should be submitted with your
application. Please retain the following Non-Single Family Property Credit Application for future use.
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CUSTOMER NAME:
Last First PROPERTY ADDRESS:
PHONE NUMBER: EMAIL:
(Optional)
MAILING ADDRESS:
If different from property address
PARCEL ID (BLOCK/LOT): _____________ APPLICATION DATE:
(Optional)
(Visit http://cityservices.baltimorecity.gov/realproperty/ to search your Block/Lot) ACCOUNT NO.:
This application is for the renewal of credits.
Credit/Reduction Type Brief Description of Activity/Treatment/BMP Fee Reduction
Religious Structure Fee Reduction
Maximum Fee as % of Property Tax
Participation ($10/4hr/yr)
Green Space (45%)
Small Development (33%)
Treatment Practice (45%)
Activity-Based BMP (45%)
NPDES Industrial Permit Holder (55%)
Harbor Discharge (30%)
Total Approved Reduction
To my knowledge, all the information included in the application is correct.
BALTIMORE CITY
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
MARYLAND STORMWATER FEE CREDIT
NON-SINGLE FAMILY PROPERTY CREDIT APPLICATION
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Please note enclosed documentation, as applicable:
Map of property identifying structures eligible for the religious structure discounted rate
Proof of tax exempt status certification
Copy of Previous year’s City and State real property tax bill
Copy of the current NPDES Industrial Stormwater Discharge Permit (Individual)
Map showing location(s) of Treatment Practices
Records of activity-based BMP and results
Certificate(s) of event participation
Other
THE CUSTOMER IS STILL OBLIGATED TO PAY THE FULL FEE DURING THE CREDIT APPLICATION REVIEW
*For official use only
BALTIMORE CITY
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
MARYLAND STORMWATER FEE CREDIT
NON-SINGLE FAMILY PROPERTY CREDIT APPLICATION (cont)
DIRECTIONS: Refer to the Non-Single Family Property Maryland Stormwater Fee
Reductions Customer Guidance Document for instructions and additional information.
Please send this completed application and required attachments to:
Bureau of Water and Wastewater
Abel Wolman Municipal Building
200 Holliday Street, Room 404
Attn: Customer Support and Services Division
Baltimore, MD 21202
or
Email publicworks@baltimorecity.gov
Include in subject line STORMWATER CREDIT APPLICATION
Customer Service Rep: Date Approved: