Minnesota Stormwater Manual test page 5

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Stormwater and soil, bioretention and engineered media, and media amendments

• Media
  • Overview of bioretention and engineered media
  • Bioretention and engineered media materials specifications
  • Stormwater bioretention and engineered media mixes
  • Engineered media applications for stormwater BMPs
  • Phosphorus leaching, export, and retention in bioretention and engineered media
  • Review and summary of literature pertaining to bioretention and engineered media
• Amendments
  • Compost and stormwater management
  • Soil amendments to enhance phosphorus sorption
• Soil
  • Understanding and interpreting soils and soil boring reports for infiltration BMPs
  • Determining soil infiltration rates
  • Design guidelines for soil characteristics - tree trenches and tree boxes
• Vegetation
  • Minnesota plant lists
  • Plants for swales
  • Plant lists for trees

table test

Stabilization schedule must be no less than:
14 days for all exposed soils
7 days if a discharge point is within one mile of a special or impaired water
24 hours for areas within 200 ft of a public water during fish spawning times
24 hours for areas of ditches and swales within 200 ft of the property edge or surface water discharge point and 14 days for remainder