Why do I have to pay a monthly Storm Drainage Fee to the City of Brighton?
The revenue from the monthly Storm Drainage Fee is use for operation, maintenance, replacement, repairs and improvements of the public storm drain system located on the west side of Tower Rd, which includes pipelines that convey rainfall away from your property, as well as inlet boxes and outfalls in the regional ponds, creeks and river. This fee also supports environmental protection programs implemented city-wide and which are required to meet federal and state water quality permits for protection of local ponds, creeks and river; erosion control program; and Floodplain administration program.

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1. What's the difference between pouring water down the storm drain and discharing water down the toilet or sink?
2. What can I discharge in the storm drain?
3. How do streets in Brighton drain?
4. Why would the Storm Drainage Charge apply to my property if there is not an inlet in front of my house?
5. Are there any charges or fees associated with the storm drain system in Brighton?
6. Why do I have to pay a monthly Storm Drainage Fee to the City of Brighton?
7. What is South Beebe Draw Metropolitan District?
8. What is South Beebe Draw Metropolitan District's billing process?
9. I live on the east side of Tower Rd. Why am I being charged twice for storm sewer maintenance: one fee by the City; and another fee by Beebe Draw Metro District?
10. How can I contact South Beebe Draw Metropolitan District?
11. Who fixes clogged storm drains?