Green Infrastructure: A Stormwater Management Tool
Robert A. Page, Rachel Wilson
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Robert A. Page, Rachel Wilson
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Green Infrastructure as a Stormwater Management Tool—In this presentation we will focus on both the design aspects and long-term impacts to green infrastructure that the Indianapolis Department of Public Works has found when implementing water quality and water quantity standards. We will discuss designers’ experiences with meeting water quality and quantity standards and provide lessons learned from the owner’s perspective.
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Green Infrastructure as a Stormwater Management Tool—In this presentation we will focus on both the design aspects and long-term impacts to green infrastructure that the Indianapolis Department of Public Works has found when implementing water quality and water quantity standards. We will discuss designers’ experiences with meeting water quality and quantity standards and provide lessons learned from the owner’s perspective.
Key concepts: Stormwater management, Stormwater, Green infrastructure, Business, Environmental planning, Environmental science, Environmental resource management, Surface runoff