In Colton, measures are in place to manage and control the flow of surface runoff resulting from precipitation events. These measures are designed to minimize the negative impacts of increased water volume and potential pollutants entering local waterways. The aim is to protect water quality, prevent flooding, and maintain the overall health of the ecosystem within the city’s boundaries.
The implementation of these control measures is crucial for mitigating property damage, reducing the risk of erosion, and safeguarding public health. Historically, uncontrolled runoff has led to significant infrastructure problems and ecological harm. Therefore, a proactive approach to managing surface water is vital for sustainable development and ensuring the long-term well-being of the community.
