The Model Stormwater Ordinance, as written, is not a stand-alone document. The local government must adopt design storm events and incorporate them into the ordinance as well. Also, no Stormwater Best Management Practices (BMP’s) are incorporated in the body of the ordinance. The Model Ordinance rather adopts BMP Manuals by reference. The Model Ordinance will not be complete without the adoption by reference of these BMP manuals. BMP’s may be drafted and inserted into the body of the Model Ordinance, although MTAS recommends adoption by reference.

This is a draft in that the final MTAS legal formatting has not been done.

Information resources for wastewater operators and other staff involved in wastewater operations.

Information resources wastewater operators and other staff involved in dealing with sewage sludge and/or biosolids.

Information resources compiled for wastewater operators and other staff involved in wastewater operations.

In response to a request for assistance from the Huntingdon Fire Chief, MTAS conducted a review of the town’s 2019 Insurance Service Office (ISO) evaluation to identify area of improvements that could help Huntingdon to maintain or improve upon its current ISO Public Protection Classification (PPC) in a future evaluation. MTAS reviewed Huntingdon’s Public Protection Classification Summary Report, prepared by ISO in October of 2019, against the current (2012/2013) edition of the ISO Fire Suppression Rating Schedule (FSRS), and reviewed the fire protection area. MTAS also reviewed current data available through Verisk’s Mitigate dashboard. This report includes recommendations based upon the observations and findings made during the review.