1. University of Notre Dame

2. Designated MS4 Total Campus Area = 1,200 acres Sanitary and Storm Sewer Collection System 24.4 Miles of Storm Sewer 1 Outfall to Surface Water (St. Joseph River)

4. Formed in 2008 4 full-time staff & 8 student interns Mission Statement: “To integrate sustainable principles across University operations and engage the campus community with global sustainability issues and the impact of individual choices” Promote “green” practices to students, faculty and staff Initiate projects that make the University a more environmentally friendly place Constant Outreach with Campus Community via Electronic Media such as e-mail, Facebook and Twitter, as well as other campus publications

5. Energy Waste Construction Procurement Transportation Food Water

6. SUSTAINABILITY The ability to meet present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs

7. Improving storm water quality ensures that future generations will have access to high quality water resources Campus lakes are a focal point of the University and the water quality of the lakes is very important to students, staff and alumni As part of the St. Joseph River Watershed, it is our responsibility to be good stewards of the environment and minimize storm water impacts to our area’s high quality natural resources

8. Public Education & Outreach In 2010, the Utilities Department decided to partner with the Department of Sustainability to take advantage of their ability to reach out to students, faculty and staff of the University Department of Sustainability will now be our vehicle to communicate with campus Attitude surveys, public announcements, opportunities for public involvement Use of one student intern throughout the year

9. Consider partnering with a local University Consider partnering with a local organization focused on sustainability issues

10. Chip Farrell, P.E. Senior Environmental Specialist University of Notre Dame Utilities Department E-mail: Farrell.70@nd.edu