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Stormwater Management
Abstract: A tool created to assist developers, engineers,
municipal officials, conservation district
personnel and others involved with the planning, design, review
and approval or building development projects. Thirty-seven
practices are described in the handbook including smaller,
less obtrusive practices that can be used alone or in combination
with larger conventional structural practices. While the handbook
is not intended to be a comprehensive site planning and practice
design manual, it can be used to develop site plans that meet
the Pennsylvania requirements for erosion and sediment control
and address local storm water control regulations.
Publisher: Pennsylvania Association of Conservation
Districts, Inc.
Website: http://www.pacd.org
Urban Small Sites Best Management Practice Manual
Abstract: The Urban Small Sites Best Management Practice
(BMP) Manual provides information on tools and techniques
to assist Twin Cities municipalities and WMOs in guiding development
and redevelopment. The manual includes detailed information
on 40 BMPs that are aimed at managing stormwater pollution
for small urban sites in a cold-climate setting. The goal
of the manual is to support the principles of smart growth
by accommodating growth while preserving the environment.
Publisher: The Twin Cities Metropolitan Council
Website: http://www.metrocouncil.org/environment/Watershed/bmp/manual.htm
A Stormwater Design Manual Toolbox
The Manual Builder provides a toolbox for developing a stormwater
treatment practice (STP) design manual. It includes STP design
and construction criteria and provides schematics and graphics
for each practice. It also provides information about maintenance
requirements and the typical local review process for STP
design and construction. Each manual needs to be customized
to meet the needs of the community where it is being applied.
Publisher: Stormwater Manager's Resource Center
Website: http://www.stormwatercenter.net/
Design Manual for Use of Bioretention in Stormwater Management
Abstract: This manual was created to provide guidance
in the design, preparation of construction plans and related
specifications, and guidelines for the long term maintenance
of bioretention areas.
Publisher: Prince George's County, Maryland
Website: http://www.goprincegeorgescounty.com/Government/AgencyIndex/DER/PPD/LID/bioretention.asp?h=80&s=10&n=50&n1=160
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