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| + | · Better site design | ||
| + | · Temporary construction and sediment control | ||
| + | Sedimentation practices | ||
| + | · Stormwater ponds | ||
| + | · Stormwater wetlands | ||
| + | · Hydrodynamic devices | ||
| + | Infiltration practices | ||
| + | · Bioretention – bioinfiltration | ||
| + | · Infiltration trench | ||
| + | · Infiltration basin | ||
| + | Filtration practices | ||
| + | · Bioretention – biofiltration | ||
| + | o Underdrain at bottom | ||
| + | o Elevated underdrain | ||
| + | o IWS | ||
| + | o lined | ||
| + | · Swale | ||
| + | · Sand filter | ||
| + | · Iron enhanced sand filter | ||
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| + | How do the following fit? | ||
| + | · Permeable pavement (infiltration?) | ||
| + | · Green roof | ||
| + | · Re-Use | ||
| + | · Turf | ||
| + | · Trees | ||
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| + | · P2 | ||
| + | · Better site design | ||
| + | · Temporary construction and sediment control | ||
| + | Sedimentation practices | ||
| + | · Stormwater ponds | ||
| + | · Stormwater wetlands | ||
| + | · Hydrodynamic devices | ||
| + | Infiltration practices | ||
| + | · Bioretention – bioinfiltration | ||
| + | · Infiltration trench | ||
| + | · Infiltration basin | ||
| + | Filtration practices | ||
| + | · Bioretention – biofiltration | ||
| + | o Underdrain at bottom | ||
| + | o Elevated underdrain | ||
| + | o IWS | ||
| + | o lined | ||
| + | · Swale | ||
| + | · Sand filter | ||
| + | · Iron enhanced sand filter | ||
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| + | How do the following fit? | ||
| + | · Permeable pavement (infiltration?) | ||
| + | · Green roof | ||
| + | · Re-Use | ||
| + | · Turf | ||
| + | · Trees | ||
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Revision as of 14:21, 23 July 2013
Contents
- 1 Stormwater Manual Survey
- 2 Table of Contents
- 3 Minnesota Stormwater Manual
- 3.1 General Information
- 3.2 Stormwater treatment concepts
- 3.3 Best Management Practices
- 3.4 Minimal Impact Design Standards (MIDS)
- 3.5 Stormwater modeling, models and calculators, and calculating credits
- 3.6 Regulatory
- 3.7 Minnesota specific issues and information
- 3.8 Case studies
- 3.9 Computer-aided design and drafting (CAD/CADD) drawings
- 3.10 References, forms, links, and issue papers
- 3.11 Acronyms, symbols and glossary
- 4 Construction stormwater
- 5 Industrial stormwater
- 6 Municipal stormwater
Stormwater Manual Survey
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Table of Contents
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Minnesota Stormwater Manual
General Information
- Overview of basic stormwater concepts
- Stormwater research and education
- References for general stormwater information
- Minnesota maps
Stormwater treatment concepts
- Integrated stormwater management
- Using the treatment train approach to BMP selection
- Process for selecting Best Management Practices
Best Management Practices
- Overview of stormwater BMP principles
- Individual Best Management Practices
- Pollution prevention
- Better site design
- Stormwater re-use and rainwater harvesting
- Temporary construction erosion and sediment control
- Green roofs
- Turf
- Permeable pavement
- Trees
- Bioretention
- Infiltration trench
- Filtration
- Iron enhanced sand filter (Minnesota Filter)
- Stormwater ponds
- Stormwater wetlands
- Hydrodynamic devices
- Filtration devices
- Chemical treatment
- Unified sizing criteria section
Minimal Impact Design Standards (MIDS)
- Performance goals for new development, re-development and linear projects
- Flexible treatment options
- Ordinance goals
- MIDS calculator
Stormwater modeling, models and calculators, and calculating credits
- Introduction to stormwater modeling
- Available stormwater models and selecting a model
- Overview of stormwater credits
- Information on pollutant removal by BMPs
- Detailed information on specific models
- Calculating stormwater volume and pollutant reductions and credits
- What is the pre-development condition
- View all articles in this section as a single document.
Regulatory
Minnesota specific issues and information
- Cold climate impact on runoff management
- Stormwater infiltration and constraints on infiltration
- Mosquito control and stormwater management
- Managing stormwater sediments
- Minnesota plant lists
- Special waters and other sensitive receiving waters
Case studies
Computer-aided design and drafting (CAD/CADD) drawings
References, forms, links, and issue papers
Acronyms, symbols and glossary
Construction stormwater
Industrial stormwater
Municipal stormwater
· P2 · Better site design · Temporary construction and sediment control Sedimentation practices · Stormwater ponds · Stormwater wetlands · Hydrodynamic devices Infiltration practices · Bioretention – bioinfiltration · Infiltration trench · Infiltration basin Filtration practices · Bioretention – biofiltration o Underdrain at bottom o Elevated underdrain o IWS o lined · Swale · Sand filter · Iron enhanced sand filter
How do the following fit?
· Permeable pavement (infiltration?)
· Green roof
· Re-Use
· Turf
· Trees
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