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What is the downspout rainwater diversion program?

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What is the downspout rainwater diversion program?

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A. Most houses in Toronto were designed so that rainwater from the roof goes down the drain spout, which is connected to the sewer. A connected drain spout increases the likelihood of the city’s sewer system overflowing directly into the lake, and is therefore is bad for the environment. The City encourages homeowners to divert the rainwater from the sewer onto their lawn. You can inquire about this program by calling 416-392-1807. For information on-line visit www.toronto.ca/water/protecting_quality/index.htm.

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