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Updates to the City's Surface Water Master Plan and associated code amendments are based on data from a study conducted by CMG Drainage Engineering in cooperation with the City of Sierra Vista Public Works Department. The last SWMP was updated in 2006, and both man-made and natural changes to some of the stormwater runoff watercourses make updates necessary.
The SWMP guides the planning, construction, location, and function of surface water conveyance systems and erosion control measures within the City. These measures help to manage surface water runoff as a valuable resource and to protect infrastructure.
Updates to the City's Surface Water Master Plan and associated code amendments are based on data from a study conducted by CMG Drainage Engineering in cooperation with the City of Sierra Vista Public Works Department. The last SWMP was updated in 2006, and both man-made and natural changes to some of the stormwater runoff watercourses make updates necessary.
The SWMP guides the planning, construction, location, and function of surface water conveyance systems and erosion control measures within the City. These measures help to manage surface water runoff as a valuable resource and to protect infrastructure.