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EnviroSafe[TM] storm water retrofit catchbasin/filter system.(SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: Products for the Pros)(Advertisement)

Public Works, August, 2005

Help meet EPA NPDES-II for M4S's and construction sites, with an economical, top technology product. A retrofit square or round insert basin with standard filter removes debris, sediment, oil and heavy metal pollutants. Special filter inserts can also be provided for other pollutants. Easy installation, simple maintenance. For contact form, visit: www.transpo.com/envirosafe.htm.

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