1. I am a resident of Rapid City. Yes No

2. Rain and snow melt flows to storm drains along the streets and roads in Rapid City. The storm drains collect and pipe this water to the Water Reclamation Facility for treatment before discharging this water into Rapid Creek. True False

3. Sweeping lawn and garden trimmings into the gutter or down storm drains is good for nearby steams and creeks. True False

4. Erosion and sediment control from unvegetated areas of property are the land owner's responsibility. True False

5. All septic systems should be pumped every 3 to 5 years. True False

6. Rapid Creek is currently listed by the Federal Environmental Protection Agency as impaired water due to total suspended solids and fecal coli form levels. True False

7. Fecal coli form is bacteria related to pet waste and failing septic systems.
True False

8. Tracking mud onto streets and allowing dirt to drain from construction sites before and after construction will impact water quality and aquatic life in Rapid Creek.
True False

9. The storm water drainage system in Rapid City is as critical to the residents as water and sewer. True False

10. If the City does not maintain and expand the storm water drainage system as the City grows, degradation of surface water quality, loss of life and loss of property may result.
True False

11. If you are a resident of Rapid City, are you willing to pay a fee for the continued operation, maintenance and upgrade of Rapid City's storm water drainage system?
Yes No

12. If you are a business owner in Rapid City, are you willing to pay a fee for the continued operation, maintenance and upgrade of Rapid City's storm water drainage system?
Yes No

13. Homeowners: What amount are you willing to pay per month to solve drainage, flooding, and surface water pollution problems in Rapid City?

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$2.00
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$5.00
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$10.00