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circle 820 510 30 [[Sediment control practices|Sediment control practices are designed to prevent or minimize loss of eroded soil at a site. Typical sediment control practices focus on 1) physical filtration of sediment by trapping soil particles as water passes through a silt fence, drop inlet screen, fiber roll, etc., 2)settling processes, that allow sediment to fall out of flows that are slowed and temporarily impounded in ponds, traps, or in small pools created by berms, silt fencing, inlet protection dikes, check dams, etc.]] | circle 820 510 30 [[Sediment control practices|Sediment control practices are designed to prevent or minimize loss of eroded soil at a site. Typical sediment control practices focus on 1) physical filtration of sediment by trapping soil particles as water passes through a silt fence, drop inlet screen, fiber roll, etc., 2)settling processes, that allow sediment to fall out of flows that are slowed and temporarily impounded in ponds, traps, or in small pools created by berms, silt fencing, inlet protection dikes, check dams, etc.]] | ||
circle 1040 500 30 [[Erosion prevention practices|Erosion prevention practices include 1) planning approaches that minimize the size of the bare soil area and the length of time disturbed areas are exposed to the elements – especially for long, steep slopes and easily erodible soils, 2) diverting or otherwise controlling the location and volume of run-on flows to the site from adjacent areas, 3)keeping concentrated flows in ditches stabilized with vegetation, rock, or other material, and 4)covering bare soil with vegetation, mulch, erosion control blankets, turf reinforcement mats, gravel, rock, plastic sheeting, soil binder chemicals, etc.]] | circle 1040 500 30 [[Erosion prevention practices|Erosion prevention practices include 1) planning approaches that minimize the size of the bare soil area and the length of time disturbed areas are exposed to the elements – especially for long, steep slopes and easily erodible soils, 2) diverting or otherwise controlling the location and volume of run-on flows to the site from adjacent areas, 3)keeping concentrated flows in ditches stabilized with vegetation, rock, or other material, and 4)covering bare soil with vegetation, mulch, erosion control blankets, turf reinforcement mats, gravel, rock, plastic sheeting, soil binder chemicals, etc.]] | ||
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Contents
- 1 Introduction to the Minnesota Stormwater Manual
- 2 Stormwater concepts and stormwater management
- 3 Stormwater issues
- 4 Stormwater control practices (Best Management Practices)
- 5 Regulatory, permitting
- 6 Models, calculations, methodologies, pollutant removal, credits
- 7 Case studies
- 8 Virtual tours
- 9 Communications and outreach
- 10 Stormwater research and education
- 11 Reference
- 12 Documents
Introduction to the Minnesota Stormwater Manual
Stormwater concepts and stormwater management
- General stormwater information
- Stormwater treatment concepts - See contents
- Alleviating compaction from construction activities
- Liners for stormwater management
- Green Infrastructure for stormwater management
- Information on soil - See contents
- Compost and stormwater management
The Interstate Technology and Regulatory Council (ITRC) released a new guidance document called Stormwater Best Management Practices Performance Evaluation.
Stormwater issues
- Stormwater pollutants - See contents
- Stormwater infiltration - See contents
- Protection and restoration of receiving waters
- Minnesota specific issues - See contents
- Stormwater and landscape guidance for solar farms and solar projects
- Guidance for managing sediment and wastes collected by pretreatment practices
Stormwater control practices (Best Management Practices)
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By type
- Construction stormwater Best Management Practices - See Contents
- Pretreatment practices - See contents
- Post-construction practices - See Contents
- Non-structural practices - See contents
- Structural practices - See Contents
- Stormwater and rainwater harvest and use/reuse
By treatment mechanism
- Pretreatment practices - See contents
- Filtration practices - See contents
- Infiltration practices - See contents
- Sedimentation practices - See contents
- Chemical practices - See Contents
Regulatory, permitting
- Construction stormwater: Permit, documents, fact sheets
- Municipal stormwater: Permit, documents, fact sheets
- Industrial stormwater: Permit, documents, fact sheets
- Regulatory information
- Additional regulatory information
Models, calculations, methodologies, pollutant removal, credits
- Minimal Impact Design Standards
- Stormwater models, calculators and modeling
- Stormwater pollutant removal, stormwater credits
- Unified sizing criteria
Case studies
Virtual tours
Communications and outreach
- Stormwater newsletters
- Stormwater blogs
- In the news
- Stormwater Manual webinars
- MIDS calculator videos
- MIDS training and workshop materials
- Stormwater videos
- Stormwater Manual and related presentations
Stormwater research and education
- Stormwater education
- Stormwater research
- University of Minnesota St. Anthony Falls Stormwater Research
Reference
- Minnesota Stormwater Manual photo galleries
- Tables
- Plant information
- Images, CAD drawings: Includes links to CAD drawings, photos, schematics, graphs, and other images
- Checklists
- Links to other stormwater manuals
- Miscellaneous information: Contains references, forms, links, issue papers
- Acronyms
- Symbols
- Glossary (definitions)
- BMP terminology
- Conversion units
- References from the original manual. NOTE: Newer reference lists are associated with topics on individual pages in the manual.
Documents
- pdf versions of Manual topics
- Technical support: Contains a variety of technical information used in developing the Manual