RiverWise Pre-Assessment Questionnaire & Registration Form

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RiverWise Pre-Assessment Questionnaire & Registration Form Please complete this questionnaire to Sign Up for a RiverWise Watershed Protection Assessment. Questions are related in some way to watershed protection and water quality. This information will help us determine how you can best reduce your impact on your wat ershed. Full Name * Prefix Firs t Name Las t Name Address * Street Addres s Street Address Line 2 City State / Province Please Select Postal / Zip Code Country Primary Phone Number * - Area Code Phone Number Alt. Phone Number - Area Code Phone Number E-mail * Preferred Method of Contact: How did you hear about this program? Email Phone Are you the property owner?, I rent. Neighborhood Meet ing Neighborhood Newslet t er Social Media Volunt eer Event Word of Mouth 1

Please choose the answer that most closely describes your practices. You are welcome to provide additional comments or explanations. If you have a basement, is there flooding during a heavy rain? If yes, do you use a sump pump? Do you have flooding or channeling of stormwater on your property? If so, where? Is there an oil tank on your property? Unsure If yes, is the oil tank in use? Do you use a lawn service for lawn care? During the late spring when the grass grows most quickly, the lawn is usually mowed: Once a week Once every two weeks Never Mower blades are at the: Highest setting Medium setting Lowest setting Unsure Grass clippings are: Left on the lawn Compost ed Bagged and Discarded Other 2

Watering Please check all that apply. Lawn Garden Lands caped Areas I water on a regular schedule I water only when the weather is very hot and very dry I water when it has not rained for a couple of weeks I water frequently, but for a short time I water frequently, but for a long time I use a sprinkler to water I use a soaker hose to water I water by hand with a garden hose I water by hand with a watering car I have an automatic sprinkler system to water I use tap water to water I use rain water from a rain barrel (other collection device) to water Other FERTILIZERS, HERBICIDES, PESTICIDES, and FUNGICIDES Please check all that apply. Lawn Garden Lands caped Areas I use chemical fertilizers if indicated by soil testing I use chemical fertilizers on a regular basis I use "Weed & Feed" products I us e chemical fertilizers for certain plants I do not use fertilizers I us e only organic materials (manure, compos t, leaves mowed in) Co mment/other: 3

Please check all that apply. Lawn Garden Lands caped Areas I us e pes ticides/fungicides occas ionally I use pesticides/fungicides only when there is a significant problem I use pesticides/fungicides to keep plants looking their best I use pesticides/fungicides only after the problem has been identified I us e pes ticides/fungicides regularly to prevent potential problems I use herbicides only to eliminate invasive plants I never use pesticides/fungicides on my... I never use herbicides on my... Co mment/other: Do you (or your lawn service) take into account the weather forecast for rain in deciding when to apply fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides? Unsure - These products are not used. Autumn leaves are: Left where they fall Used as mulch or compost Bagged and discarded Mowed and left on the lawn Raked into the street for pickup by the city Other: Washing the car: I go to a commercial car wash I wash the car in the yard I was the car in the street or driveway I let rain showers wash the car Changing the car's oil: I take my car to a business to have it's oil changed. I change my car's oil myself and take recycle the old oil. I change my car's oil myself and put the old oil in the trash. I change my car's oil myself and pour the old oil in yard or street. 4

Purchasing Habits When purchasing ho useho ld cleaners and chemicals: I choose the product that will have the least environmental impact. I choose the product that will do the job quick and easy. I choose the least expensive product. I make my own cleaning products. I use the products my family used while I was growing up. I buy antibacterial products. What is important to you when purchasing trees, shrubs, or flowers? Low Maint enance Plant s on Sale Should not be an invasive species Should not need fungicides or insect icides Nat ive species preferred Curb appeal (Pret t y, color, et c.) Popularity in the neighborhood Tough, easy t o grow Provides food and shelt er for wildlife Disposing of household cleaners, chemicals, paint, etc. I research to determine appropriate disposal methods and dispose of appropriat ely I put everything in the trash I pour it down the drain, in the yard or storm drain Dog Feces Other: If you have a dog, how do you clean up their feces...on walks? Bag it and put it in the trash Bury it Put it where it won't get stepped on Leave it where it lands I don't have a dog. If you have a dog, how do you clean up their feces...in your yard? Bag it and put it in the trash Bury it Put it where it won't get stepped on Leave it where it lands I don't have a dog. 5

What environmental issue do you consider the most important lo cally? Pest icides Fungicides Over Fert ilizat ion Air Qualit y Invasive Species Insect icides Dog Feces Algal Blooms Decrease in Native Habitat Trash/Lit t er Co mment/other: Urban landscapes have significant impact o n water quality, either positive or negative. How willing are you to put some time and effort into watershed friendly landscaping? 1 2 3 4 5 t Willing Very Willing Which practice(s) are you interested in for your property? Rain Garden BayScapes Native Tree Planting Native Shrub Planting Rain Barrel(s) Pervious Pavers Are you interested in volunteering in any of the following activities/events? Tree Plant ings Tree Maint enance Trash Pickups Stream Walks St orm Drain Marking Helping at Workshops Joining the monthly meetings Writing articles for the local papers Writing articles for our blog Taking pictures for articles Videot aping int erviews Other: An Alliance Team Member will be cont acting you to to set up a date and time soon. Thank you! 6