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D.J. Gongol and Associates, Inc.
PO Box 180
4328 North Dawson
Cumming, IA 50061
515-223-4144
402-965-1306 text
515-981-0581 fax
www.gongol.net
info@gongol.net
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Construction runoff from Des Moines development leads to fines
August 1, 2007
City officials in Des Moines say they're trying to enforce rules on stormwater runoff at a housing development in the city where runoff from construction sites is leading to soil erosion. This sort of erosion can be abated easily through the use of turbidity barriers and soil-reinforcement geotextiles.
Contact us about: turbidity barriers and soil-reinforcement geotextiles
last revised August 2007
August 1, 2007
City officials in Des Moines say they're trying to enforce rules on stormwater runoff at a housing development in the city where runoff from construction sites is leading to soil erosion. This sort of erosion can be abated easily through the use of turbidity barriers and soil-reinforcement geotextiles.
Contact us about: turbidity barriers and soil-reinforcement geotextiles
last revised August 2007
DJ Gongol & Associates, Inc.
4328 North Dawson Avenue | PO Box 180 | Cumming, IA 50061
515-223-4144 | 402-965-1306 text | 515-981-0581 fax
info@gongol.net