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Property Type*
Check which property type describes the parcel. If it's your residence you'll choose "Single Family Residential". If it's a business, school, church, etc. you'll choose "Non-Residential". If you are a HOA applying for Credits on behalf of your members, you'll choose "Homeowners Association".
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Credit types for which you are applying*
You may check more than one Credit type
- Structural BMP
- Low Impact Parcel
- Public Participation
- Public Participation Credit Donation
- Adopt an Inlet
- Rain Barrels and Downspout Disconnection
- Turf and Landscape Management Program
- Riparian Buffer
- Stream Restoration
- BMP Easement
- Urban Tree Canopy Expansion
- Pervious Pavement
- Green Roofs
- Innovation Credit
Credit types for which you are applying*
You may check more than one Credit type
- Structural BMP (Basins, Rain gardens, Infiltration Trench, etc.)
- Low Impact Parcel (less than 10% impervious area)
- Adopt an Inlet
- Rain Barrels and/or Downspout Disconnection
Credit types for which you are applying*
You may check more than one Credit type
- Structural BMP
- Low Impact Parcel
- Public Participation
- Public Participation Credit Donation
- Rain Barrels and Downspout Disconnection
- Turf and Landscape Management Program
- NPDES Industrial Stormwater Permit Compliance
- Separate MS4 Permit
- Education Credit
- Riparian Buffer
- Stream Restoration
- BMP Easement
- Urban Tree Canopy Expansion
- Pervious Pavement
- Green Roofs
- Innovation Credit
Credit types for which you are applying*
You may check more than one Credit type
- Structural BMP
- Turf and Landscape Management Program
- Riparian Buffer
- Stream Restoration
- BMP Easement

Structural BMPs
Structural BMPs that control for the rate, volume, or water quality of stormwater generated on the property are eligible for Credit. A maximum 10% Credit each will be given to rate and volume BMPs, and a maximum 25% Credit will be given to water quality BMPs. The Credits can be cumulative to a maximum of 45% Credit if all three components are controlled. For example, a site that has BMPs in place to control rate, volume, and water quality would receive 10% (rate) + 10% (volume) + 25% (water quality) = 45% total Credit. Existing BMPs can be retrofitted to provide new function and would be eligible for Credits for the existing and new functions. The Credits only apply to the impervious area controlled by the BMPs.
Check all boxes that apply:*
- I have a BMP that controls for rate
- I have a BMP that controls for volume
- I have a BMP that controls for water quality
- I have a BMP but I'm not sure what it does
- I no longer want to apply for this credit
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Low Impact Parcel
A parcel is considered a Low Impact parcel if it meets all of the following conditions:

1. Total impervious area is less than or equal to 10% of the total parcel area;
2. The impervious areas are not directly connected (for example but not limited to: gutter, swale, channel, pipe) to a storm sewer, curb line, stream, channel, street or other surface water conveyance; and
3. Impervious areas are a minimum of fifty (50) feet (measured horizontally) from the edge of a stream, channel, wetland, or other surface water conveyance.

If a parcel meets all of the above conditions, it may be eligible for a Credit up to 45%. Portions of the impervious area may be eligible for Credit even if all the impervious area does not meet conditions 2 and 3 listed above. For example, a parcel may contain a detached house and a barn. The total impervious area for the property equals 5.5%, however, the house is twenty-five (25) feet from a stream, and therefore no Credit is applied for the house. The barn, which meets all three conditions would receive a 45% Credit for its impervious area.
Low Impact Parcel Eligibility*
- The total impervious area on my property is less than or equal to 10% of the total property area.
- The total impervious area on my property is greater than 10% of the total property area.
- I no longer want to apply for this credit
Portions of your property may be eligible for the Low Impact Parcel Credit.
Your property is not eligible for the Low Impact Parcel Credit.
You may proceed to the next step when you are ready.
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- There aren't any direct connections from the IA to a storm sewer, curb line, stream, channel, street or other surface conveyance.
- There is at least one direct connnection from the IA to a surface conveyance.
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- There is a minimum of fifty (50) feet (measured horizontally) between the IA and a stream, channel or other surface conveyance.
- There is less than fifty (50) feet (measured horizontally) between the IA and a surface conveyance feature.
Your entire IA is conditionally eligible for the Low Impact Parcel Credit.
Please provide any additional supporting information in the "Additional Information" section. You may proceed to the next step when you are ready.
Your entire IA is not eligible for the Low Impact Parcel Credit, but portions of the IA may still be eligible.
Please provide any additional supporting information in the "Additional Information" section. You may proceed to the next step when you are ready.
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Public Participation
DTMA believes a strong SMP is predicated on public participation and involvement to help address water quality issues. DTMA stormwater customers who participate in certain community events to promote water quality and sound stormwater management principles will be eligible for Credit. The following are examples of activities eligible for a Credit:

• Participating in a stream or roadside clean-up.
• Participating in a DTMA or other approved tree planting activity.
• Hosting a student-sponsored educational event at a public venue.
• Participating in any other proposed public participation activity pre-approved by DTMA.
• Sponsoring any other public participation activity pre-approved by DTMA.

Credits are earned for every hour served. One (1) Credit hour is equal to $0.50 per month ($6.00 per year). Earned Credits cannot exceed 15% of the SMP Fee for a property. A minimum of four (4) hours are required to qualify for the Credit. Credits hours are cumulative, so for example, four (4) people could participate for one (1) hour each and that would be equivalent to one (1) person participating for four (4) hours. Participation Credits can only be applied to one (1) parcel if a customer owns more than one (1) parcel. However, a customer with multiple parcels can earn additional Participation Credits to apply to different parcels as long as a minimum of four (4) hours are earned for each parcel. Public participation Credits are valid for one (1) year and will be applied to a customer’s stormwater bill beginning with the July or January bill following participation in the event.
Public Participation Donation
Individuals may participate on behalf of a non-profit organization, such as a church or food bank. One (1) Credit hour is equal to $0.50 per month ($6.00 per year). A minimum of four (4) donated hours are required to qualify for the Credit, but do not have to be donated from the same individual. Donated Credits do not have to be from the same event, and individuals may participate in as many qualifying events as they choose. Donated Credits will be tallied over a calendar year and applied to the Stormwater bill beginning in January of the year following the donation. Public Participation Credits cannot simultaneously be applied to an Owner’s stormwater bill and donated. Donated Credits cannot exceed 15% of the SMP Fee for the recipient property.
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- I want to apply my participation credits to my account.
- I want to donate my participation credits to an eligible non-profit.
- I no longer want to apply for this credit
Organization*
Please write the name of the organization you wish to donate your Credits to. DTMA will verify this is an eligible organization.
Which event did you participate in?*
Name(s) of Participant(s)*
Please hit enter after each participant
Additional Information (optional)
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Adopt an Inlet
DTMA will grant customers a 15% Credit for participating in the Adopt an Inlet program. Although residents may adopt as many inlets as they like, only one adopted inlet will be applied per SFR for the purpose of Credit. Adopted inlets should be in close proximity to the property receiving the Credit. If there are no inlets in close proximity to the property, DTMA may grant permission for a property owner to adopt an inlet elsewhere in the Township. Participants will be responsible for keeping leaves and other debris away from their adopted inlet. Approved participants will receive periodic emails to alert them to check on and remove surface debris from their adopted inlet. Additionally, participants will be asked to alert DTMA of any maintenance issues that need addressed around their adopted inlet. An Adopt an Inlet participant may donate their Credit to an eligible organization under the Public Participation Credit Donation program. If the Credit is donated, it will be valued at six (6) Credit hours, or $3.00 per month ($36.00 per year).
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- I want to apply my "adopt an inlet" credits to my account.
- I want to donate my "adopt an inlet" credits to an eligible non-profit.
- I no longer want to apply for this credit
Organization*
Please write the name of the organization you wish to donate your Credits to. DTMA will verify this is an eligible organization.
Additional Information (optional)
Upload Supporting File(s) (optional)
You may upload up to three supporting files (ex. pictures, site plan, map, etc.) [upload limit is 6MB per file]
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Rain Barrels and Downspout Disconnection
DTMA will grant customers up to a 20% Credit for Single Family Residential if downspouts on the property are properly connected to a rain barrel, cistern, or other approved containment device that provides a minimum of 40 gallons of storage per downspout. If all downspouts are connected to rain barrels then a maximum of a 20% credit will be applied. If only half of the downspouts have rain barrels then a 10% credit will be applied (half of the total 20% credit allowed). In lieu of counting the number of downspouts, the percentage of roof area captured can also be used to determine Credit amount.

DTMA will grant Single Family Residential customers up to a 20% Credit if downspouts are disconnected from directly discharging into a stream, channel, stormwater inlet, stormwater conveyance pipe, driveway or other surface conveyance feature, including all IA. The amount of the Credit will be determined by the percent of downspouts disconnected or by the percent of the roof area discharged to disconnected downspouts. Disconnected downspouts should have a minimum of ten (10) feet of separation from the nearest down gradient impervious surface to qualify for Credit.

For Non-Residential properties, DTMA will review the use of containment devices and downspout disconnections on an individual basis. For general guidance, Non-Residential properties that are similar to Single Family Residential properties in the amount of impervious area can expect to receive Credits similar to Single Family Residential properties.

The use of rain barrels and downspout disconnection can be used together. For example, if you have four (4) downspouts and two (2) are connected to two (2) rain barrels and two (2) are disconnected and drain into the lawn, then you would be eligible for 10% (rain barrel) + 10% (downspout disconnection) = 20% Total Credit.
Please choose a method of Credit calculation*
- I want to enter the number of rain barrels or downspouts disconnected.
- I want to enter the percent of roof area connected to rain barrels or disconnected downspouts.
- I no longer want to apply for this credit
Total number of downspouts connected to the roof*
Total number of downspouts connected to a rain barrel or other eligible containment device.
Total number of downspouts disconnected from direct discharge.
Percent of roof area eligible for credit
Enter the percent roof area connected to a rain barrel or a disconnected downspout*
Additional Information (optional)
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You may upload up to three supporting files (ex. pictures, site plan, map, etc.) [upload limit is 6MB per file]
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Turf and Landscape Management Program
Properties with lawns or landscape areas where fertilizers (organic or inorganic) and pesticides are typically applied may apply for a 15% (Single Family Residential) or 10% (Non-Residential) Credit if all of the following are completed:

1. A soil fertility sample is collected and submitted to the Pennsylvania State Agricultural Analytical Services Laboratory for a soil fertility test. A sample must be taken a minimum of once every three years and a copy of the results must be submitted to DTMA with the Credit Application;
2. The property owner must commit to following the recommendations provided on the soil fertility report, including the application of lime if recommended; and
3. The property owner must commit to following the fertilizer, lime, and pesticide application recommendations provided by DTMA.

For Non-Residential properties, the impervious area of the parcel cannot exceed 40% of the total parcel area to be eligible for this Credit.
- I no longer want to apply for this credit
Does the impervious area of the subject parcel exceed 40% of the total parcel area?*
- Yes
- No
Your property is not eligible for the Turf and Landscape Management Credit.
I agree to ALL of the following conditions*
Please check each box to indicate your agreement. You must check ALL boxes to submit the Credit Application.
- I agree to submit a soil sample and provide DTMA with a copy of the results at least once every three (3) years.
- I agree to follow the recommendations provided on the soil fertility report, including the application of lime if recommended.
- I agree to follow the fertilizer, lime, and pesticide application recommendations provided by DTMA.
Additional Information (optional)
Upload Copy of Soil Fertility Report and Any Additional Supporting Files*
You may upload up to three supporting files (ex. pictures, site plan, map, etc.) [upload limit is 6MB per file]
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NPDES Industrial Stormwater Permit Compliance
By complying with NPDES Industrial Stormwater Permit requirements for industrial facilities, participating Owners are assisting DTMA by addressing stormwater issues onsite. Any property covered under a NPDES Industrial Stormwater Permit, and in compliance with all applicable requirements during the preceding twelve (12) months, is eligible for a 20% Credit for those portions of the property covered under the NPDES Industrial Stormwater Permit. To be eligible for the Credit, DTMA must be provided with a copy of the active NPDES Industrial Stormwater Permit and a copy of the Discharge Monitoring Report from the current year when the Credit Application is submitted.
NPDES Permit*
Please indicate how you will deliver a copy of the NPDES permit. DTMA's preference is to receive an electronic copy. If the file size is too large to upload, please check "I have a pdf copy, but the file size is too large" below and DTMA will follow up with another means to transfer the file.
- I'm uploading a pdf copy with this application (Max file size is 20MB)
- I will mail a copy to DTMA
- I have a pdf copy, but the file size is too large
- I no longer want to apply for this credit
Additional Information (optional)
Upload Supporting File(s)*
You may upload up a copy of your NPDES Permit here [upload limit is 20MB]

Separate MS4 Permit
A 20% Credit is available to those properties that have been identified by PADEP as being required to obtain and comply with the terms of a Non-Municipal MS4 permit. To be eligible for the Credit, the MS4 permit must be kept in full compliance and DTMA must be provided a copy of the MS4 permit as well as copies of the annual reports.
MS4 Permit*
Please indicate how you will deliver a copy of the MS4 permit. DTMA's preference is to receive an electronic copy. If the file size is too large to upload, please check "I have a pdf copy, but the file size is too large" below and DTMA will follow up with another means to transfer the file.
- I'm uploading a pdf copy with this application (Max file size is 20MB)
- I will mail a copy to DTMA
- I have a pdf copy, but the file size is too large
- I no longer want to apply for this credit
Additional Information (optional)
Upload Supporting File(s)*
You may upload up a copy of your MS4 Permit here [upload limit is 20MB]

Riparian Buffer
DTMA will grant up to a 45% Credit for those Owners who create and/or maintain a riparian buffer alongside a stream on their property (maintaining a stream buffer on property other than the Owner’s may be eligible for a Public Participation Credit). The riparian buffer can be existing or a newly-planted buffer of native plants. To be eligible for a Credit, a minimum of twenty-five (25) contiguous linear feet of stream must be buffered from top of bank a minimum of 25 feet (measured horizontally). If property conditions are limiting (proximity to property line, roads, structures, etc.), buffers with less than 25 feet horizontal width may be considered for Credit. Please note projects requiring PADEP permits may have more stringent requirements. The amount of the Credit will be dependent on site-specific conditions including, but not limited to, contributing IA and buffer width and length. Interested Owners should contact DTMA prior to project initiation.
Describe the Riparian Buffer*
- The riparian buffer is existing
- I'm planning to install a riparian buffer
- I'm thinking about installing a riparian buffer but would like to discuss with DTMA first
- I no longer want to apply for this credit
Check all that apply*
- The riparian buffer is/will be at least 25 feet long
- The riparian buffer is/will be at least 25 feet wide as measured horizontally from top of bank
- The riparian buffer is/will be on both sides of the stream and I own both sides
- The riparian buffer is/will be on both sides of the stream and I own one side
Additional Information (optional)
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Stream Restoration
DTMA will grant up to a 45% Credit for those Owners who complete and maintain an approved stream restoration project and/or who dedicate an easement suitable for stream restoration on a minimum of twenty-five (25) contiguous linear feet of stream and a minimum of 25 feet measured horizontally from top of bank. If property conditions are limiting (proximity to property line, roads, structures, etc.), projects with less than 25 feet horizontal width may be considered for Credit. Please note projects requiring PADEP permits may have more stringent requirements. The amount of the Credit will be dependent on site-specific conditions. Interested Owners should contact DTMA prior to project initiation.
Describe the Stream Restoration*
- The stream restoration is existing
- I'm planning a stream restoration
- I'm thinking about a stream restoration project but would like to discuss with DTMA first
- I no longer want to apply for this credit
Check all that apply*
- The stream restoration is/will be at least 25 feet long
- I own the land on both sides of the stream
- I own the land on one side of the stream
Additional Information (optional)
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BMP Easement
DTMA will grant up to a 45% Credit to Owners who grant an easement for DTMA to construct and maintain a stormwater BMP on their property. This Credit is intended for projects that would be financially prohibitive for a property owner to complete on their own, but is an important project for meeting the goals of the SMP.
Describe the BMP Easement*
- I own all the land of the proposed easement
- I own a portion of the land of the proposed easement
- The proposed easment is along a stream and I own the land on both sides of the stream
- The proposed easement is along a stream and I own the land on one side of the stream
- I'm not really sure if I want to dedicate a BMP easement, but I'd like to discuss my options with DTMA
- I no longer want to apply for this credit
Additional Information (optional)
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Urban Tree Canopy Expansion
DTMA will grant up to a 45% Credit for those Owners who complete an urban tree planting project on their property. Tree canopy Credits can also be applied to existing trees if the tree canopy covers existing impervious surfaces. New trees are not required to cover existing impervious surfaces. To be eligible, the planted tree must have a minimum diameter at breast height (DBH) of one (1)-inch. A minimum of four (4) trees are needed to qualify for the Credit, and can consist of a combination of existing and new plantings. Credits will be applied based on Table 2. Planting trees as part of restoration efforts associated with tree harvesting is not an eligible activity to receive Credits. For Single Family Residential properties, Credits are applied based on absolute number of trees. For Non-Residential properties, Credits are applied based on the number of trees per ERU. Two examples of how Credits are calculated are shown below:

Single Family Residential Example: Property has two (2) existing trees along the street in front of their house. The property owner plants three (3) additional trees in the backyard for a total of five (5) trees. The property owner is eligible for a 20% Credit for the five (5) trees.

Non-Residential Example: A property with 100 ERUs of IA has no existing trees. The property owner plants 30 trees around the perimeter of the property. This is equivalent to planting five (5) trees per ERU for six (6) ERUs. The property owner is eligible for a 45% Credit on six (6) of their 100 ERUs.

Table 2. Tree Canopy Credit based on Number of Trees

# of Trees SFR # of Trees NSFR Credit

4 2 per ERU 15%

6 3 per ERU 25%

8 4 per ERU 35%

10 5 per ERU 45%
Please Enter the Total Number of Eligible Trees*
- I no longer want to apply for this credit
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# of Trees SFR	# of Trees NSFR	Credit
4	2 per ERU	15%
6	3 per ERU	25%
8	4 per ERU	35%
10	5 per ERU	45%

Pervious Pavement
DTMA will grant up to a 45% Credit for those Owners who install pervious or porous pavement or pavers for driveways, parking lots, patios, sidewalks, etc. Pervious pavement that was installed as a stormwater structural BMP for a land development project, only receives direct rainfall, and/or has an existing Operations and Maintenance agreement with the Township would be considered pervious surfaces and should not be assessed as impervious area for purposes of calculating the SMP Fee.
Describe the Pervious Pavement*
- The pervious pavement is existing and has an existing Operations and Maintenance Agreement
- The pervious pavement is existing but does not have an existing Operations and Maintenance Agreement
- I'm planning on installing pervious pavement
- I'm thinking about installing pervious pavement but would like to discuss with DTMA first
- I no longer want to apply for this credit
Additional Information (optional)
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Green Roofs
A property is eligible for a Green Roof Credit when a green roof is installed on a building. The design, construction, and maintenance plan must meet as a minimum, the requirements noted for such facilities in the Pennsylvania Stormwater Best Management Practices Manual or approved recognized engineered equivalent. Green roofs may be eligible for a Credit up to 45% or may result in a reduction in total IA dependent on design and function.
Describe the Green Roof*
- The green roof is existing and has an existing Operations and Maintenance Agreement
- The green roof is existing but does not have an existing Operations and Maintenance Agreement
- I'm planning on installing a green roof
- I'm thinking about installing a green roof but would like to discuss with DTMA first
- I no longer want to apply for this credit
Additional Information (optional)
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Innovation Credit
DTMA recognizes that the ultimate goal of the SMP and Credit Policy is to improve our stormwater management system and local and regional water quality. Therefore, DTMA encourages customers to propose other means to improve their property and our community through the use of innovative stormwater technologies. If a DTMA stormwater customer has an idea for a project that could be worth stormwater credits, DTMA encourages the customer to submit the project idea under the Innovation Credit. The maximum Credit is 45% and will be dependent on the specifics of the idea and/or technology.
- I no longer want to apply for this credit
Please describe your stormwater Credit idea*
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By submitting a DTMA Stormwater Management Program Fee Credit Application pursuant to the DTMA Stormwater Management Program Credits and Incentives Policy Manual, Property Owner acknowledges and agrees that he and his heirs, grantees, successors, and assigns shall be solely responsible and liable for the operation and maintenance of any and all Best Management Practices (“BMPs”) constructed, installed, or employed by the Property Owner. DTMA shall not be responsible for or liable with respect to the operation and maintenance of any BMP, or any damages arising therefrom. Property Owner and his heirs, grantees, successors, and assigns shall indemnify and hold harmless DTMA, its officers, agents, and employees from any and all claims, actions, causes of action, judgments, damages, losses, costs, and expenses (including attorneys’ fees) arising out of or resulting from the construction, installation, employment, maintenance, or operation of the BMP.

By submitting you also agree to all conditions of the Credits which you have applied as outlined in the DTMA Stormwater Management Program Credits and Incentives Policy Manual. Additionally, you agree that DTMA may at reasonable times enter your property to inspect the property or condition or operation of the BMPs.

We are anticipating a large number of Credit Applications in the first month or two of the program. Therefore, we will process your application as soon as possible, but it may take up to 60 days. We thank you in advance for your patience.

Thank you for taking the time to submit your Credit Application. Please remember to press SUBMIT below.
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DTMA encourages customers interested in applying for Credits to do so using our online application below. However, if you prefer you can download the application form and mail it to DTMA.

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