Fertilizers, Herbicides, Insecticides
-- Incorrect use or storage of fertilizers and pesticides can threaten drinking water and local
wildlife.
Stormwater
-- Rain water run-off affects your property and properties downstream.
Hazardous Materials
-- Solvents, automotive products, stored fuels, and unwanted pesticides -- if improperly discarded
or stored -- are serious health hazards.
Indoor Air
-- Prevent the air you breathe from containing unhealthy levels of harmful gases such as radon
from the soil or carbon monoxide from combustion.
Lead
-- Homes built before 1978 are likely to have lead-based paint and lead in water pipes, which pose
health risks to children.
Septic System
-- A poorly maintained septic system can cause pollution, rather than prevent it.
Drinking Water
-- An old, cracked, or poorly installed well casing is a pathway for pollution.
