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 Environment 

 

State of Our Environment Report

The State of Our Environment Report website aligns environmental indicators with the ten environmental goals adopted by the Environmental Commission and City Council in 2007.  Download a copy of our most recent State of Our Environment Update (pdf).

 

Environmental Commission

The Environmental Commission typically meets the 4th Thursday of each month at 7pm and is shown live on CTN.

For information on upcoming meetings and agendas, visit the city Legislative Calendar page

Committees

Huron River Video Tour

Take a video tour of the Huron River (hosted on Google Video).  Watch in High Quality if you have the bandwidth.  Thanks to Tim Nagae (CTN), Mickey Aldridge (script), and Sandra Arlinghaus (Google Earth footage).

Package Wastewater Treatment Plants

November 2007 - Comments to MDEQ to oppose granting a NPDES permit for discharges to Honey Creek.  The discharge would be from a proposed package wastewater treatment plant in Scio Township.

Rain Barrels and Rain Gardens

More info Rain Barrels and Rain Gardens

Environmental Goals

The Environmental Commission and City staff have developed Environmental Action Plan Guiding Principles and Goals.  The Commission adopted the guiding principles and goals at their May 2007 meeting.  These goals were forwarded to City Council with a recommendation that City Council adopt these guiding principles and goals.  City Council adopted these final guiding principles and goals (as amended) at their July 2007 meeting.

Fertilizer (Phosphorus) Ordinance and Applicator Registration

Fertilizer Ordinance webpage - includes Commercial Applicator Registration Form that must be notarized and submitted to the City Clerk, 2nd Floor City Hall, 100 North Fifth Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI

Huron River and Impoundment Management Plan Committee

HRIMP webpage

Aquatic Vegetation Study 2006

Aquatic Vegetation Survey-Final (3meg PDF file)

Idling

A draft idling ordinance is being developed to reduce unnecessary emissions that contribute to poor air quality and pose environmental health risks, especially to asthmatics and those with compromised lung functions.

Lighting

A draft Lighting Ordinance is being developed to eliminate nuisance glare, and reduce energy use and light pollution.

Protect Our Spot on the Big Blue Dot 

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Matthew Naud
Environmental Coordinator
100 N. 5th Ave.
Ann Arbor, MI 48107
(734) 794-6430 x43712

City Environment Sites

www.a2gov.org/GREEN

Recycling

Garbage Pickup

Tree Planting

New Stormwater Rates

Household Hazardous Waste - Washtenaw County

No Phosphorus Fertilizer

Systems Planning Staff Directory

Upcoming Events
  The Environmental Commission typically meets the 4th Thursday of each month at 7pm and is shown live on CTN.

 

 

 


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