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Sustainable Stormwater Management Solutions
(PDF Document, 32kb)
Benefits of natural stormwater management systems
(PDF Document, 377kb)
Redirecting roof runoff from the sewer system
(PDF Document, 410kb)
Using rain barrels to collect roof runoff for re-use
(PDF Document, 426kb)
Storing stormwater runoff for reuse
(PDF Document, 506kb)
Managing stormwater with lightweight vegetated roof systems
(PDF Document, 1,960kb)
Heavyweight roof systems that manage stormwater
(PDF Document, 605kb)
Information about the stormwater management benefits of trees
(PDF Document, 1,039kb)
Contained planter boxes reduce impervious area and stormwater volume
(PDF Document, 3,039kb)
Gently sloping, vegetated depressions that collect and treat stormwater runoff
(PDF Document, 3,265kb)
Rain gardens can dramatically reduce stormwater flow rates and volume
(PDF Document, 838kb)
Flow-through planters manage stormwater in areas not suitable for infiltration
(PDF Document, 1,112kb)
Infiltration planters work well in space limited sites with good drainage
(PDF Document, 486kb)
Pervious pavers allow stormwater to soak into the ground and reduce runoff
(PDF Document, 382kb)
Pervious pavement resembles conventional paving material but allows stormwater to infiltrate
(PDF Document, 577kb)
Turf block allows rain to infiltrate parking areas, driveways and walkways
(PDF Document, 170kb)
Underground perforated pipes collect stormwater and allow it to soak into the ground
(PDF Document, 191kb)
Shallow lined trenches treat stormwater runoff from hard surfaces
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