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Design criteria for filtration
...erdrain at bottom.png|300px|thumb|alt=image showing BMP terms|Schematic illustrating some of the terms and dimensions used in the Stormwater Manual ..., which is the velocity that causes incipient motion of mulch. For grassed bioretention cells, flow velocity through the pre-treatment device should not exceed 3 f

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Assessing soil health and function
{{:Recommended number of soil boring, pits, and permeameter tests for bioretention design}} ...px|thumb|alt=schematic illustrating salt accumulation in soil|Schematic illustrating salt accumulation in soil. Image source: [https://oxfordre.com

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Spent lime, calcium water treatment residuals and application in stormwater
...lime, added to engineered media in stormwater treatment practices such as bioretention, or used in engineered materials such as <span title="a subsurface emplacem ...cussion includes multiple applications in engineered media, such as use in bioretention media and permeable reactive barriers.

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Design criteria for high-gradient stormwater step-pool swale
...step pool.png|300px|thumb|alt=schematic filtration step pool|Schematic of a filtration step pool (underdrain present). Click on image to enlarge.< ...tep pool.png|300px|thumb|alt=schematic infiltration step pool|Schematic of infiltration step pool (no underdrain). Click on image to enlarge.</font

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Channel protection criteria (Vcp)
...ion basins are empty 48 hours after the storm (e.g., infiltration basin or bioretention in the pond floor). ...nnel cross section schematic|Downstream channel cross section schematic.]]

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Minnesota GreenStep Cities Stormwater Assessment guidance and supporting information
...d into pervious areas and filtered through LID features such as swales and bioretention practices. A typical curb and gutter system will concentrate runoff volumes ...quire or encourage parking area landscaping with vegetated practices (e.g. bioretention, curb-cuts, ribbon curb, tree trenches, or swales) for stormwater volume an

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Cold climate impact on runoff management
 ...nd open space areas within a watershed. Local infiltration practices, like bioretention (rain gardens, swales) and dry ponds are a good approach to route water for

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Site assessment, preparation, design considerations and recommendations for vegetation in stormwater management
[[File:Soil pH.png|300px|thumb|alt=schematic soil pH and fertility|Effect of soil pH on plant nutrients. So *https://stormwater.pca.state.mn.us/index.php?title=Engineered_(bioretention)_media_mixes_for_stormwater_applications

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Introduction to stormwater modeling
[[File:Illustration of model calibration2.jpg|thumb|500 px|alt=schematic illustrating the importance of model calibration|Importance of ...alski. 2014. ''Assessment of the Hydraulic and Toxic Removal Capacities of Bioretention Cells after 2 to 8 Years of Service''. Water, Soil and Air Pollution. 225 (

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Design criteria for stormwater and rainwater harvest and use/reuse
*Develop schematic designs and, if a licensed engineer is hired, have them review the schemati ...stem (which may include traditional stormwater treatment practices such as bioretention), or an infiltration system (including soakaway pits). Advantages and disad

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