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  • ...px|alt=This image shows a compost delivery to a project site|<font size=3>Compost delivery to a project site</font size>]] ...tation of soil amendment standards and ordinances. For more information on compost, see the section on [[Turf|turf]].
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  • ...]). Relationships of bulk density to root growth are shown in the adjacent table. ...different activities designed to alleviate compaction. The results suggest compost amendment is an effective method for alleviating compaction, while tillage
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  • ...lly be categorized under [[Glossary#H|Hydrologic Soil Group]] (HSG) D. The table below provides a general summary of infiltration rates for different soils. ...ablishment_or_incorporation_in_soil_as_an_amendment amending the soil with compost] or sand, or incorporating an [[Glossary#U|underdrain]] into the practice.
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  • ...imum separation distance required with ponds. Intercepting the groundwater table can help sustain a permanent pool. However, some source water protection re ...title=Stormwater_infiltration_BMPs_%E2%80%93_selection_considerations This table] provides general cost information for different infiltration systems. [htt
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  • Wet swales occur when the water table is located very close to the surface. This wet swale acts as a very long an ...more filter cells. Each [[Glossary#F|filter bed]] contains a layer of leaf compost or the peat/sand mixture, followed by a filter fabric and perforated pipe a
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  • Wet swales occur when the water table is located very close to the surface. This wet swale acts as a very long an ...more filter cells. Each [[Glossary#F|filter bed]] contains a layer of leaf compost or the peat/sand mixture, followed by a filter fabric and perforated pipe a
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  • ...osition and use. Berms can be constructed from soil, rock, wood chips, and compost, depending on the construction site characteristics (discussed below). They ...water.pca.state.mn.us/index.php?title=Compost_and_stormwater_management '''compost''']</span>, <span title="Mulch products are intended to reduce raindrop (sp
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  • ...al. Each of these disposal options is listed and described in the adjacent table. Greater detail is provided in the following discussion. When choosing a st ...ge two to three times more than traditional disposal sites, such as county compost sites. In an [https://stormwater.pca.state.mn.us/index.php?title=Survey_res
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  • ...lled-erosion-control_332132_7.pdf Erosion Control Technology Council]; see Table 1, page 5) ...post blankets, are found [http://stormwater.pca.state.mn.us/index.php/Turf#Compost here].|alert-info}}
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  • ...sion and sediment control|sediment and erosion control measures]], such as compost logs, check dams, and sediment basins, will help to keep bioretention cells ...have limitations. Ripping is most effective when used in conjunction with compost and/or sand amendment.
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  • The following table summarizes data from the literature on physical and chemical properties of *Coir has a high germination index compared to compost (Lodolini et al., 2017)
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  • ...stormwater through a media. The media can be made of sand, peat, soil, or compost and should be assigned on a case-by-case basis. Filters can be off-line sys *3 feet minimum Depth to Seasonally High Water Table unless lined
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  • |Compost-Amended Biofiltration Swale|| WSDOT|| 8/26/13|| Basic || ...values for all data. A summary of the analysis is provided in the adjacent table. The LCL was derived using Washington State’s bootstrap calculator. Detai
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  • ...xample, the table includes the density of quartzite, a solid material. The table also includes urban soils (e.g. athletic fields, lawns) that tend to be com ...on distance from bottom of infiltration BMP and soil ripped zones to water table or top of bedrock</font size>]]
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  • *ditch checks (fiber rolls/biorolls, filter/rock/compost log, etc.); *sediment traps or berms (rock, soil, compost, etc.);
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  • ..., the possibility of increased ponding should be considered. The following table summarizes expected performance for an array of typical water quantity and *compost and fiber logs,
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  • ...an> or incorporated into engineered media with a source of nutrients (e.g. compost), coir can improve plant growth The following table summarizes data from the literature on physical and chemical properties of
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  • ...s responsible”, and that BMPs “designed to decompose on site (such as some compost logs) may be left in place.” The table below provides general recommendations for categories and types of temporar
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  • ...cluded and discussed in the next section. The values shown in the adjacent table represent medians of values from the literature. The dataset used for this ...hen mixed with a typical bioretention media consisting primarily of a sand-compost mixture, it is unlikely SLVs or SRVs would be exceeded. However, the chemic
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  • ...roducts [https://www.dot.state.mn.us/products/erosioncontrolandlandscaping/compost.html click here]</font size>]] [[File:Compost image.png|300px|thumb|alt=compost image|<font size=3>Compost results from the controlled biological decomposition of organic materials.
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  • ...ctivity in bmp during construction; alleviate compaction; amend soil (e.g. compost) ([https://stormwater.pca.state.mn.us/index.php?title=Alleviating_compactio ...ctivity in bmp during construction; alleviate compaction; amend soil (e.g. compost) ([https://stormwater.pca.state.mn.us/index.php?title=Alleviating_compactio
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  • ...e physical, chemical, and biological properties or processes. The adjacent table illustrates which indicators are useful in evaluating the four functions id ...tion or which green infrastructure practice is most suitable. The adjacent table provides a list of recommended soil indicators that can be used to assess s
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  • ...course with gently sloped sides (less than 6%) and filled with vegetation, compost and/or riprap.> '''Bioswale'''</span> ...water.pca.state.mn.us/index.php?title=Compost_and_stormwater_management '''compost''']</span>
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  • *Compost berms, logs, and rolls ...s will be disturbed that requires new sediment controls; materials such as compost berms, logs and rolls, fiber rolls, rock bags and rock filters can be insta
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  • ...portion of the state (more than 50 percent) where the seasonal high water table is located less than 3 feet from the surface."> [https://stormwater.pca.sta ...urbed soil beneath the infiltration practice and the seasonally high water table or top of bedrock).
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  • ...ed germination and growth in vegetated ditches and channels. The following table summarizes expected performance for an array of typical water quantity and ...the ditch or channel will vary in accordance with slope and soil type (see table below for example spacing). Some check dam types, like decomposable fiber l
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  • ...., as a sediment trap), riprap can help to control sediment. The following table provides information on the expected performance benefits for riprap when u Riprap sizing should also account for the expected velocity of water. The table below provides recommended sizing of riprap rock based on velocity.
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  • ...nacted minimum soil volume policies. These are summarized in the following table. Other examples can be found at this [http://www.deeproot.com/blog/blog-ent Bioretention Mix D consists of sand, unscreened topsoil, and compost per the guidelines discussed below. It uses unscreened topsoil and recommen
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  • ...ry#B|baseflow]] of streams, a decrease in the elevation of the groundwater table, and transport of sediment and pollutant loads into surface waters. A more ...nding soil] with [http://stormwater.pca.state.mn.us/index.php/Turf#Compost compost] to increase the [[Glossary#W|water holding capacity]] of the soil. The sec
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  • ...likely lower) pollutant removal capabilities than what is provided in this table. These systems may have a wider application range. <sup>4</sup> This is onl ...water.pca.state.mn.us/index.php?title=Compost_and_stormwater_management '''compost''']</span> in soil and credits associated with improved turf can be found o
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  • ...hemical data for street sweepings. The data are summarized in the adjacent table. ...on of light and medium molecular weight organic compounds. For guidance on compost maturity, including links to guidelines for composting, [https://stormwater
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  • ...Water Quality Event]. The site conditions are summarized in the following table and the existing site layout can be seen in the schematic to the right. ...te should offer both pollutant removal and volume reduction processes. The table below summarizes the BMP practice categories and their applicability to thi
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  • ...nsity, de-compact soil by loosening with an airspade. Then mix 4 inches of compost mixed into the soil with the airspade. ...following construction, such as soil ripping and use of amendments such as compost==
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  • ...c value is used for conversion to cubic feet. Also note that references to table or figure numbers are from the 2008 manual and have no relevance for this w ...ngoing soil disturbance. Amendments recover soil porosity by incorporating compost, top soil, and other soil conditioners to improve the hydrologic properties
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  • ...odic table with important trace elements highlighted|<font size=3>Periodic table with important trace metals in soil highlighted. Creative Commons Attribut [[File:Compost image.png|300px|thumb|alt=compost image|<font size=3>Compost is an important amendment in many stormwater systems. Image from [https://w
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  • ...10 percent of the influent concentration). They also found that increasing compost from 0 percent to 10 percent more than doubles the expected lifespan for 10 The following table summarizes common maintenance concerns, suggested actions, and recommended
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  • ...pay items, and prepare a thorough SWPPP plan. Example techniques include compost logs ([https://www.dot.state.mn.us/pre-letting/spec/ MnDOT 2573]) and plast *Ground water table 1 to 1.2 meters below ground level
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  • ...rmwater through a media. The media can be made of sand, peat, grass, soil, compost or vegetation and should be assigned on a case-by-case basis. Filters can b *3 feet- Min. Depth to Seasonally high Water Table
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  • ...] practices be designed with the indicated maximum drainage areas. See the table below for recommended contributing drainage areas for all infiltration BMPs ...ng drainage areas for all infiltration practices is shown in the following table.
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