Engineering Division Maps Read More Drainage Inquiry Procedures Upon receipt of an inquiry, an evaluation checklist form is filled out and referred to a specific person for investigation. That staff person will contact the inquirer within a week of when the inquiry was received. This may be in the form of a phone call. A letter acknowledging the… Read More Sanitary Sewer What to do when your sanitary sewer backs-up into your basement Move objects away from the sewage backing up to prevent any further damage to property. Call DPW to request a Sewer Maintenance crew investigate the sewer main: If a sewer backup… Read More Erosion Control Permit Erosion Control Application and Permit Process: Owner or agent files application with erosion control plan. Fees are indicated on the form Staff reviews the application and erosion control plan following the Standard… Read More Fill/Berm Permit Application The filling of land is regulated by the City of Mequon Code of Ordinances, Section, 58-598/606, Engineering Requirements and Sections 58-671/677, Erosion and Storm Water Runoff. A permit shall be necessary under most circumstances. See Ordinance… Read More Stormwater BMP Certification The City has initiated a Stormwater Best Management Practice (BMP) compliance certification program. In 1997 the Common Council adopted an Ordinance requiring BMP maintenance and certification. Stormwater management has been, and continues to be, a high priority for the City. This initiative is… Read More Planning Commission - Engineering Requirements All requests for approval of residential subdivisions, commercial developments and land divisions require the submittal of plans to the Department of Community Development and Engineering Department for review and development of staff comments. The applicants must then appear before the Planning… Read More Standard Specifications for Land Development Read More Natural Resources 216 Compliance The City of Mequon, in concert with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR), has worked to improve the area waterways by reducing the pollutants contained in storm water runoff. A pollutant loading study conducted of the area concluded that up to a 35% reduction of contaminants from… Read More View PDF of Page
Drainage Inquiry Procedures Upon receipt of an inquiry, an evaluation checklist form is filled out and referred to a specific person for investigation. That staff person will contact the inquirer within a week of when the inquiry was received. This may be in the form of a phone call. A letter acknowledging the… Read More
Sanitary Sewer What to do when your sanitary sewer backs-up into your basement Move objects away from the sewage backing up to prevent any further damage to property. Call DPW to request a Sewer Maintenance crew investigate the sewer main: If a sewer backup… Read More
Erosion Control Permit Erosion Control Application and Permit Process: Owner or agent files application with erosion control plan. Fees are indicated on the form Staff reviews the application and erosion control plan following the Standard… Read More
Fill/Berm Permit Application The filling of land is regulated by the City of Mequon Code of Ordinances, Section, 58-598/606, Engineering Requirements and Sections 58-671/677, Erosion and Storm Water Runoff. A permit shall be necessary under most circumstances. See Ordinance… Read More
Stormwater BMP Certification The City has initiated a Stormwater Best Management Practice (BMP) compliance certification program. In 1997 the Common Council adopted an Ordinance requiring BMP maintenance and certification. Stormwater management has been, and continues to be, a high priority for the City. This initiative is… Read More
Planning Commission - Engineering Requirements All requests for approval of residential subdivisions, commercial developments and land divisions require the submittal of plans to the Department of Community Development and Engineering Department for review and development of staff comments. The applicants must then appear before the Planning… Read More
Natural Resources 216 Compliance The City of Mequon, in concert with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR), has worked to improve the area waterways by reducing the pollutants contained in storm water runoff. A pollutant loading study conducted of the area concluded that up to a 35% reduction of contaminants from… Read More
