Dubuque County Watersheds, in collaboration with the City of Dubuque, is offering a free Low-Impact Development Workshop in Dubuque March 12-13, 2025.
Land development and construction come with challenges, from managing stormwater runoff to navigating complex permitting processes. This workshop is designed to provide contractors, engineers, municipal staff, and developers with practical knowledge and tools to minimize environmental impact while ensuring compliance with regulations.
Wednesday, March 12, 12:30 - 5 p.m.: Contractor Workshop
Contractors, site managers, developers, and anyone involved in land preparation and construction will benefit from this hands-on session. Learn practical strategies to prevent erosion, manage stormwater onsite, and comply with regulations without breaking the budget.
- Understand the MS4 and Clean Water Act Regulations
- Explore Best Management Practices for erosion control
- Engage in a panel with city staff, contractors, and developers
- and more!
Thursday, March 13, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.: Design Symposium
Municipal staff, land developers, engineers, designers, and planners interested in sustainable development should attend this deep dive into stormwater design and regulatory updates. Discover the latest design approaches that integrate environmental protection while keeping projects efficient and cost-effective.
- Get up to speed on the latest Regulatory Updates
- Discover best practices for Water Quality/Channel Protection
- Discuss Climate Resiliency, Nature-Based Solutions, etc.
- and more!
Those interested in attending may choose to attend a single day or both. The workshop will be held at Happy's Place at 2323 Rockdale Rd.
Register and view the complete workshop agenda.
Download the workshop flyer and agenda.
Take advantage of this free opportunity to gain insights from industry experts, participate in discussions, and connect with peers to improve your projects and protect local water resources. Please forward to others who may be interested in attending.
For more information, contact John Sewell at John.Sewell@dubuquecountyiowa.gov or 563-590-1374.