Massachusetts-based Laura Schmitt has been involved with property management for over 20 years, and currently manages a slate of properties for Equity One, Inc.
You’ll want to hear what Schmitt has to say about the added value she places on a parking lot sweeping company that provides many other, related, services.
In recent years, municipal and other authorities in many areas have begun collecting a stormwater fee from the business community. This is usually based on the amount of impervious surface area of a given property. The more pavement and roof areas, the higher the fee. And, in some of the larger complexes, the cost per month can run to a significant figure.
As a result, property managers are trying to find ways to reduce or eliminate their liability through showing they are handling their stormwater runoff such that pollution from their property is not ending up in the runoff stream.
The California Stormwater Quality Association (CASQA) offers a fact sheet on how parking areas should be maintained in order to minimize pollutant runoff and maximize surrounding water quality. Although somewhat dated, this is the latest bulletin on this topic by CASQA.
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