Storm Water Metrics
Storm water is any form of precipitation, such as rainfall and snowmelt, which flows across the surface of the ground. Storm water that does not soak into the ground becomes surface runoff, which flows into storm sewers, surface waterways, or receiving streams.
Storm water is any form of precipitation, such as rainfall and snowmelt, which flows across the surface of the ground. Storm water that does not soak into the ground becomes surface runoff, which flows into storm sewers, surface waterways, or receiving streams.
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For more information on the City of Lewisville’s Storm Water Program, contact the Department of Public Services, Storm Water Division at 972.219.3507. Together, we can help ensure an abundant supply of clean water for years to come.
For more information on the City of Lewisville’s Storm Water Program, contact the Department of Public Services, Storm Water Division at 972.219.3507. Together, we can help ensure an abundant supply of clean water for years to come.
Avg. Storm Water Fee Commercial Payment
Avg. Storm Water Fee Commercial Payment
Avg. Percent of Storm Water Fee Revenue from Commercial Accounts
Avg. Percent of Storm Water Fee Revenue from Commercial Accounts
Avg. Percent of Storm Water Fee Revenue from Residential Accounts
Avg. Percent of Storm Water Fee Revenue from Residential Accounts
The average percentage of storm water fee revenue, between commercial and residential accounts, looking at the past year.
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