Stormwater Management: Cedar Hill vs Grand Prairie
How do stormwater management rules compare between Cedar Hill, TX and Grand Prairie, TX?
Cedar Hill has fewer restrictions than Grand Prairie.
Cedar Hill, TX
Dallas County
Cedar Hill operates a municipal separate storm sewer system (MS4) under TCEQ TPDES Phase II permit and prohibits non-stormwater discharges into curb inlets, drainage channels, and creeks within the city.
View full Cedar Hill rules →Grand Prairie, TX
Dallas County
Grand Prairie requires all development to comply with the City Drainage Design Manual and erosion control standards. The Stormwater and Engineering Department reviews drainage plans and issues Clearing and Grubbing/Earthwork permits.
View full Grand Prairie rules →Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Cedar Hill | Grand Prairie |
|---|---|---|
| - | - | |
| Review | - | Drainage plans for all permits |
| Earthwork Permit | - | Required before clearing |
| Standards | - | City Drainage Design Manual |
| Department | - | Stormwater & Engineering |
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Cedar Hill FAQ
Grand Prairie FAQ
What stormwater permits are needed in Grand Prairie?
Clearing and Grubbing/Earthwork permits are required. All development drainage plans are reviewed by the Stormwater and Engineering Department.
What standards apply?
The City Drainage Design Manual and city erosion control standards. All development must comply.
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