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Wellhead Protection
Louisville Water Company (LWC) serves nearly a million people in Metro Louisville. Most of your water is drawn directly from the Ohio River, but LWC is also beginning to use riverbank infiltration wells, (RBI) to draw water through the aquifer next to the river at the B.E. Payne Plant. Wellhead protection is a plan designed to protect the groundwater resources of a public water system from contamination... C
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Several brochures are available to residents living within the Wellhead Protection Area. Click on the following titles for more information:
Best Management Practices - Lawn Care
Buying or selling a home with a heating oil tank
Buying or selling a home with a septic system
Care and Feeding of Aboveground Storage Tanks
Choosing a Lawn Care Service
Common Paint Wastes - a Homeowner's Guide
Do you have Well Water on your Property
Groundwater Protection Plans for Homeowners
Hazardous Materials Disposal Reference Guide for Homeowners
A Healthy Lawn Helps the Environment
Heating Oil Tank Addendum
Homeowner's Potential Contaminant Inventory
Homeowner's Septic System checklist
Household Floor Drains
Household Septic Systems
Integrated Pest Management
Lawn Care Products
Listing of Certified Tank Removal Companies in Louisville, Kentucky
Making your Lawn "Green" for Less Money - EPA Source Reduction Assistance Grant
Why use Native Plants
Pocket Field Guide to Kentucky Wildflowers
Pocket Field Guide to Weeds
Garden Design with Native Kentucky Plants
Landscaping for Wildlife Mammals
Landscaping for Wildlife Reptiles
Landscaping for Wildlife Butterflies
Landscaping for Wildlife Birds
Recognizing Beneficial Insects
Recognizing Insect Pests
Non-chemical Controls for Insects
Pollution Prevention begins at Home
Preventing Groundwater Pollution JUNK - Haul it away
Recycling Reference Guide for Homeowners
Removing an Underground Heating Oil Tank
Report on Source Reduction - An EPA Grant
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 - overview
Chapter 2 - Kentucky Wildflowers
Chapter 3 - Kentucky Native Grasses
Chapter 4 - Kentucky Native Plants
Chapter 5 - Kentucky Nurseries
Chapter 6 - Kentucky Unwanted Plants
Chapter 7 - Index of Plants
Chapter 8 - Garden Design
Chapter 8 - Design Tables
Chapter 9 - Pesticides
Chapter 9 Appendix
Chapter 10 - Integrated Pest Management
Chapter 10 Appendix
Chapter 11 - Pest Identification
Chapter 12 - Green Lawn Care
Safe Pesticide Use
Tank Removal Checklist
Used Oil and Antifreeze
What you need to know about Groundwater
Links to State and Federal sites:
Kentucky Division of Water Wellhead Protection Program
EPA Source Water Protection