- Draper City’s Storm Drain Master Plan
- Hazardous Waste - Landfills
- Map of Draper City’s Waterways
- Storm Water Management Plan (SWMP)
Questions about any of these resources can be directed to the Storm Water Specialist via email or at (801) 576-6331.
Storm Water
The Storm Water Division manages Draper City’s storm water to provide safe, dependable surface drainage in each neighborhood, and ensure storm water runoff from new development or flooding does not impact existing neighborhoods. Responsibilities include street sweeping to clear out debris, operating more than 100 detention and retention basins, and maintaining the storm drain system. Draper City is a member of the Salt Lake County Stormwater Coalition.
Storm Water Management Documents
To view Storm Water Management Documents, click on the button below:
Service
To submit a service request related to Storm Water issues, click on the button below:
Report Illegal Dumping
Click the button below to report any hazardous spills or illegal dumping into the storm water system:
Or you can contact the following agencies:
- Draper City at (801) 576-6331
- State DEQ at (801) 536-4300
- SLC Health Department Emergency Line at (385) 468-8888 (option 8)
Billing
To connect or disconnect your storm water services, visit Utility Billing.
Storm Water Fees
- Residential: $7/month (included in a resident’s monthly utility bill)
- Commercial: $7/ month per ERU; questions about ERU calculations can be directed to Utility Billing at (801) 576-6504.
Equivalent Residential Unit (ERU) represents the water use of an average residential home. For commercial development, the number of ERUS is based on impervious surface–pavements, rooftops, sidewalks, roads, and parking lots. One ERU equals 3,000 square feet of impervious surface. The City Engineer will calculate the ERUs for each commercial development.