You’re paying a stormwater fee. But is it based on the right information?
Stormwater Returns checks your stormwater charges against the public record. If we find a mismatch, we gather the evidence needed to request a correction.
Check my property's fee
Enter your address and business email.
We confirm
coverage, then screen the public record. Free.
A permit on file.
In another department.
Recorded elsewhere
Stormwater
charge
Powered by Storm Sleuth parcel analysis.
Follow the records
One property.
Separate records.
The billing office has one part of the picture. Permits and property classifications may sit elsewhere. A relevant change may never reach the fee on your bill.
We compare the records to see whether there's a reason to request a change.
What is the property being charged?
We check the published fee code and which billing periods it covers.
Does the charge match the property records?
Found a mismatch?
Here's how we help
request a correction.
We review the records first. If there's a supported reason to proceed, we explain what we found and agree on the scope with you before paid work begins.
How the fees work-
1
Match the records.
We match the billing record to the property and check the status that could affect its fee.
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2
Prepare the correction request.
We assemble the supporting evidence and prepare the filing for your review and signature.
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3
Check the bill for the change.
We support the local process and check whether the change posts to the bill.
You review and sign every filing.
The local authority
decides any change.
The first check
is free.
The public-record screen has no charge. Recovery work is a separate written engagement, paid from verified results.
of prior-period adjustments
that actually post.
of savings you receive
over the first twelve months.
After month twelve, ongoing savings
are
entirely yours.
No recovery fee is owed when no verified benefit posts. Prior-period adjustments are discretionary.
Start with
the address.
You don't need to track down a bill or share an account login. Send one commercial property address and a business email.
We'll confirm whether we can screen it before discussing paid work.
Before you start.
Can you check my city or county?
Send an address in any city or county. We confirm coverage first. Local rules and available records determine what we can review.
Do I need to know my fee code?
No. Start with the property address. We check the available public billing record.
What do I get from the free screen?
We tell you whether we can screen the property and whether the available records give us a reason to discuss recovery work. Preparing evidence for a filing is a separate engagement.