Non-point sources...

..are the primary source of pollutants in most of our nation's contaminated waterways. These non-point sources become a problem when storm water flows over roadways, golf courses, farm land, residential lawns, parking lots, industrial sites, etc. and into streams, rivers and lakes.

• A system to remove oil, grease, solids, and site litter from the stormwater at a poultry processing plant. Clean stormwater is discharged from this automated system into the existing municipal stormwater ditches.
• A process to clean oil, grease, solids, and petroleum residue from ship bilges and stormwater at an industrial ship port. This system treats the bilge water and storm water before discharging treated water back into the navigable channel.
• Sedimentation ponds and discharge systems to collect, treat, and discharge storm water at a coastal ship terminal facility.
• Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans and Best Management Practices documents for environmental compliance and planning.