• Cleanup at sites that have undergone remediation should be documented. For example, remediated sites that are included in [https://www.pca.state.mn.us/data/wh ...property boundary and that groundwater flows on to adjacent property. For example, using the table below, if the soil beneath the BMP was fine sand and the u
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  • ...ve language inserted into table format, one row per requirement. To see an example of a before-and-after stormwater permit, compare our Construction Stormwate ...xamples: 2. Domestic and industrial wastewater and process wastewater. For example, wash water, commercial equipment and/or vehicle cleaning.
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  • ...nd tools require information on the pollutant concentration in runoff. For example, the Simple Method, which is commonly used to estimate pollutant loading, u ...g concentration and flow data taken at discrete time intervals. In the top example, assume all time intervals are 30. In the lower graph, intervals 1 and 2 fr
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  • ...surrogate parameters. Therefore, state agencies are currently working on procedures for designing and monitoring stormwater reuse systems in more effective way
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  • ...ds/2016/04/Sample-Drawing-DoubleTrap-Infiltration.pdf StormTrap Doubletrap example project] ..._investigating_sites_with_potential_constraints_on_stormwater_infiltration Procedures for investigating sites with potential constraints]
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  • ...ds across a municipality. Data on debris collected per curb mile swept for example can indicate that some locations should be swept more or less frequently to ...ed in [[Methods for sampling street sweeping material - Standard Operating Procedures]]. The resulting information can be applied to the relevant sweeper load(s)
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  • ...infiltration_rates#Soil_property_determination_for_infiltration_SCM_design procedures described here].
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  • ...|thumb|alt=photos of training and workshops from Metro Blooms|<font size=3>Example of training and education conducted by [https://metroblooms.org/ Metro Bloo ...a and analysis of basins as well as inspection, operation, and maintenance procedures
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  • ...han the particle density, which isa the density of the solid material. For example, the table includes the density of quartzite, a solid material. The table a ...png|300px|thumb|alt=schematic showing different shank designs|<font size=3>Example of different shank designs commonly used for agricultural tillage ([[Constr
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  • ...raph.jpg|thumb|300px|alt=a photo illustrating porous concrete|<font size=3>Example of a new retrofit permeable parking lot at the University of Minnesota</fon ...ine to establish measurable performance criteria for enforcing maintenance procedures. The mechanism should, if possible, grant authority for local agencies to e
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  • Quality assurance/quality control procedures are summarized in the following table.
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  • ...ter construction plan should be developed to specifically address shutdown procedures or active construction plans. Projects that plan to continue construction
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  • ...e to size underdrains is typically determined by the project engineer. An example for sizing underdrains is found in Section 5.7 of the [https://deq.nc.gov/a ...e constraints, it may not be possible to include a grass buffer strip. For example, parking lot island retrofits may not have adequate space to provide a gras
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  • Train employees and subcontractors in the MS4's vehicle washing procedures to avoid illicit discharges. ==Example Program==
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  • ...s located on public land, private land, or in the public right of way. For example, plantings in the public right of way that conflict with any traffic safety ...interpretation of the plan is acceptable to the professional designer. An example construction phase inspection checklist is provided [https://stormwater.pca
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  • ...s located on public land, private land, or in the public right of way. For example, exterior plantings in the public right of way that conflict with any traff ...r’s interpretation of the plan is acceptable to the professional designer. Example construction phase inspection checklists are provided further down below.
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  • ...raph.jpg|thumb|300px|alt=a photo illustrating porous concrete|<font size=3>Example of a new retrofit permeable parking lot at the University of Minnesota</fon ...s located on public land, private land, or in the public right of way. For example, permeable pavement in the public right of way should be located where traf
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  • ...ons on how to implement program procedures, including enforcement response procedures. There will be idea sharing and examples for educating internal staff and e
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  • ...00 px|alt=This photo shows an example of a stormwater wetland|<font size=3>Example of a stormwater wetland in a suburban area.</font size>]] ...s located on public land, private land, or in the public right of way. For example, exterior plantings in the public right of way that conflict with any traff
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  • ...r’s interpretation of the plan is acceptable to the professional designer. Example construction phase inspection checklists [https://stormwater.pca.state.mn.u ...r’s interpretation of the plan is acceptable to the professional designer. Example construction phase inspection checklists [https://stormwater.pca.state.mn.u
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  • ==Example interviews documenting actual changes== ...the Parking Lot Training in 2005, Charles Cadwell’s company examined their procedures for applying salt and deicing chemicals at Ridgedale Center and found areas
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  • ...shows Example Stormwater Harvesting and Use System Schematic|<font size=3>Example Stormwater Harvesting and Use System Schematic</font size>]] **Designer should place the appropriate settlement and solid removal procedures in the treatment train to prevent their entry into the reuse containment sy
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  • ...tential impacts but '''instead''' on when to modify design and maintenance procedures. ...stormwater quality treatment volume may need to be increased as well. For example, [https://www.austintexas.gov/sites/default/files/files/Watershed/growgreen
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  • ...efits associated with street sweeping have cumulative impacts as well. For example, increased removal of fine particulate matter can reduce the sediment load ...ogram, consider specific characteristics of the surrounding landscape. For example, a roadway in an area classified as industrial may have a relatively low le
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  • ...nt practice or device needed to meet a water quality or quantity goal. For example, stormwater BMPs may be sized to treat a volume of runoff, a flow rate, or ...s located on public land, private land, or in the public right of way. For example, plantings in the public right of way that conflict with any traffic safety
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  • ...g|thumb|300|alt=photo of filter strip for bioretention system|<font size=3>Example of a filter strip serving as pretreatment for a bioretention practice.</fon ...s located on public land, private land, or in the public right of way. For example, plantings in the public right of way that conflict with any traffic safety
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  • ...ponents are selected and pieced together to achieve a desired outcome. For example, if a BMP is needed to reduce peak discharge and remove sediment, stormwate ...e water categories, the range of BMPs that can be used may be reduced. For example, only BMPs that provide a higher level of phosphorus removal may be encoura
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  • ..._investigating_sites_with_potential_constraints_on_stormwater_infiltration Procedures for investigating sites with potential constraints] ..., when considering dry swales. Construction of developments and roads, for example, significantly alter the parent state of native soils and therefore their h
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  • ...Eagle Valley - Woodbury Minnesota example of narrow street|<font size=3>An example of a narrow street from Woodbury, Minnesota. Reducing street width reduces ...e included in only a handful of reporting forms. The City of Plymouth, for example, listed 206 drain inlet inserts in the report. The cities of Brooklyn Cente
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  • Example goals and objectives are illustrated in the accompanying table. {{:Example goals and objectives when planning green infrastructure}}
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  • ...struction_Phase_O.26M Post-construction phase O&M considerations] section. Example O&M plans are [https://stormwater.pca.state.mn.us/index.php?title=Operation ...r’s interpretation of the plan is acceptable to the professional designer. Example construction phase inspection checklists [https://stormwater.pca.state.mn.u
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  • ...rary and permanent erosion prevention and sediment control bmps along with procedures used to establish additional temporary bmps as necessary for the site condi
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  • ...hod and sample type.png |300px|thumb|alt=image of soil sample|<font size=3>Example soil boring. Photo courtesy of Barr Engineering.</font size>]] ...ect push technology.jpg|300px|thumb|alt=image of sampling rig|<font size=3>Example of direct push technology used to collect a soil sample.</font size>]]
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  • ##The plan should provide any operating procedures related to the practices ##The plan should include an example O&M inspection checklist and an example maintenance report
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  • *Location and type of all BMPs to be utilized at the site along with procedures to establish additional BMPs as necessary. ...rmwater discharge has the potential for adversely impacting a wetland (for example, excavating, filling, draining or inundating a wetland, including use of a
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  • ...raph.jpg|thumb|300px|alt=a photo illustrating porous concrete|<font size=3>Example of a new retrofit permeable parking lot at the University of Minnesota</fon ...rt-circuiting. Storage may be increased by use of geotextile subgrades. An example is presented by Nnadi et al, (2014).
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  • ...egulations governing protection of water and waterways. They are used, for example, to predict ...somewhere upstream. Many hydrologic models also include relatively simple procedures to route runoff [[Glossary#H|hydrographs]] through storage areas or channel
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  • ...which party must follow up on items that are outside the normal operating procedures'''. ...tems may be an indication of maintenance needs upstream in the system, for example, a pump failure that is preventing the storage from being drawn down or sto
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  • ...provide hypothetical information illustrating a concept or application. An example would be application of a model such as the MIDS Calculator to a hypothetic ...n that does not readily fit into one of the other schematic categories. An example would be a drawing of equipment.">[https://stormwater.pca.state.mn.us/index
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  • ..., follow manufacturers inspection, operation, and maintenance schedule and procedures unless otherwise required or unless year 1 inspections indicate a need for ...ovided by manufacturers to determine if maintenance is needed. Maintenance procedures should follow manufacturer’s guidelines.
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  • ...interpretation of the plan is acceptable to the professional designer. An example construction phase inspection checklist is provided here. ...u/files/021611gulliver.pdf]). More detailed information about maintenance procedures, a maintenance schedule, and estimated maintenance costs are also available
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  • There is limited information on the safety and handling procedures for Al- and Fe-WTRs. These WTRs are generally not considered hazardous. Mat
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  • ...ocesses is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Construction of developments and roads, for example, significantly alter the parent state of native soils and therefore their h *Snow storage could be, for example, a pretreatment forebay for snow melt.
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  • ...aining a TRM to achieve optimal performance. For example, TRM installation procedures may include applying the mat over bare seeded ground, or installing the TRM ...ment mats 2.jpg|300 px|thumb|alt=photo turf reinforcement mat|<font size=3>Example of a turf reinforcement mat applied to a soil that has been seeded. Source:
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  • ...possible to include a [[Vegetated filter strips|grass buffer strip]]. For example, parking lot island retrofits may not have adequate space to provide a gras *Snow storage could be, for example, a pretreatment moat around a raingarden, i.e. a forebay for snow melt.
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  • <p>Follow the design procedures identified in the section on [[Unified sizing criteria]], to determine the
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  • ...ght|thumb|350 px|alt= This image shoes a riprap lined channel|<font size=3>Example of a riprap lined channel. Click image for more info. (Source: Tetra Tech)< ...irable in areas where conditions prohibit establishment of vegetation (for example, areas where velocities are too great for vegetation to withstand). Compare
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  • {{:Example properties of soil binders for erosion prevention}} ...hould provide detailed instructions on the storage, mixing and application procedures to insure proper safety and effectiveness of the product.
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  • ...e are differences in the source of the compost and the allowable uses. For example, in Massachusetts street sweepings used for compost cannot be collected fro ...se of materials that would otherwise end up in a solid waste facility. For example, by screening and composting the sweeper materials, St. Cloud diverts over
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  • ..._investigating_sites_with_potential_constraints_on_stormwater_infiltration Procedures for investigating sites with potential constraints] ...idering stormwater step pools. Construction of developments and roads, for example, significantly alter the parent state of native soils and therefore their [
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  • ...species). Manufacturers of proprietary tree stormwater BMP’s such as, for example, Silva Cells tree soil systems and Cornell University (CU) structural soils **Compost testing methodologies and sampling procedures shall be as provided in [http://compostingcouncil.org/tmecc/ Test methods f
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  • ...s photo illustrates an example of a dry pond|<font size=3>Photo showing an example of a dry pond</font size>]] [[File:pond1.jpg|thumb|alt=Puzzle globe|Example of a wet detention pond]]
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  • ...manure. Each type of feedstock produces a slightly different compost. For example, a yard and leaf compost is lower in nutrients and the <span title="an inde [[file:Soil ripping.png|300 px|thumb|alt=image of soil ripping|<font size=3>Example of subsoiling and incorporation of compost and sand. Note the equipment is
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  • ...through the MPCA. The crew attends an annual meeting to discuss and review procedures and conservation methods. The operators are trained and allowed to make adj
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  • ...through the MPCA. The crew attends an annual meeting to discuss and review procedures and conservation methods. The operators are trained and allowed to make adj
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  • ...plasma atomic emission spectroscopy. Analysis methods, including digestion procedures, depend on what is being tested (e.g. elemental sulfur, organic sulfur, sul [[File:Sodic soil.png|300px|thumb|alt=image of sodic soil|<font size=3>Example of a sodic soil. Source: [https://www.agric.wa.gov.au/dispersive-and-sodic-
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  • ....jpg|thumb|300px|alt=Residential rain barrel - Stillwater, MN|<font size=3>Example of a residential rain barrel - Stillwater, MN</font size>]] .... Additionally, there are often not well-defined operation and maintenance procedures for rainwater and stormwater harvesting and reuse programs (EOR, 2011 (draf
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  • ...orporate additional precautions where infiltration practices are used. For example, infiltration of stormwater from [http://stormwater.pca.state.mn.us/index.p ...sumptions] (EPA, 1989). This report provides information on the monitoring procedures and common monitoring pitfalls in karst areas. It describes where to monito
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  • ...ter Program in conjunction with MPCA’s TMDL Program, discusses recommended procedures for addressing wasteload allocations for current or future municipal stormw ...of the state." Therefore, an MS4 cannot also be a water of the state. For example, some ditches are assessed as 2B waters and therefore cannot be MS4s. Any w
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  • ***[[Methods for sampling street sweeping material - Standard Operating Procedures]] ...using specific BMPs in the MIDS calculator. Each page includes one or more example.
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  • ...base/subbase for the full infiltration system is excessive, because, as an example, the design subgrade soil infiltration rate is not adequate to remove the w ...onally high water table or bedrock layer. See also Step 8 under the Design procedures section.|alert-danger}}
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  • ...missions; however, the Chesapeake Bay Program did not provide verification procedures. ...the different requirements are outlined for the various jurisdictions. For example, City of Bellingham is required to conduct enhanced street sweeping and the
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  • ...ts in evaluating the economic value of a BMP or multiple GI practices. For example, appropriate implementation of GI practices can enhance property values. Pr **Utilize multiple properly placed BMPs that work together. For example, permeable pavement can be integrated with bioretention practices to provid
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  • ...ty in Western Washington, Volume III. Hydrologic Analysis and Flow Control Procedures. Washington Department of Ecology, Olympia, WA.
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  • ...e) equal to at least 1800 cubic feet per acre of drainage to the pond. For example, a 30-acre drainage area requires a permanent pool volume of at least 54,00 ...ow is column description, and the third, fourth, and fifth rows provide an example, with a permanent pool elevation of 902).
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  • ...there has been a release of contaminants known to accumulate in sediments (example, nickel from a metal plating facility), the owner or responsible party shou ...omogenized sample already collected for that sample. Adherence to the same procedures and timeline will enhance your analytical precision and results.
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  • ...h2o.com/home/article/13006510/kerplunk kerplunk method or estimation]. For example, to meet a 1 inch performance goal from one acre of impervious surface, we ...to receptors (e.g., lakes, streams, and shallow drinking water wells). For example, locate an infiltration practice within 4-8 months travel time from a basef
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  • ...ready been developed by others. Many municipalities and jurisdictions, for example, have developed their own tree material and planting specifications (see [h ...e species are sensitive to the photoperiod of their native provenance. For example, red maple stock from native southern stock will not harden off in time for
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  • <dt>Animal waste management </dt><dd> Practices and procedures which prevent the movement of animal wastes or byproducts from feeding or h
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  • ...aking a mixed-use approach to reduce the amount of impervious surfaces, an example of this is shared driveways. ...ity have any of the following off-street parking lot/ramp regulations (for example, number of required parking spaces per 1000 sq. ft. or per seat) in its zon
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  • The IBI document also provides information on sampling procedures, laboratory standards, timing and frequency of testing, feedstcok and produ
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  • ...|alt=Photo example of Direct Paved Surface with Heavy Traffic|<font size=3>Example of direct paved surface with heavy traffic. These area typically have high ...f nearby Areas of Snow Accumulation from Distribution/Plowing|<font size=3>Example of nearby areas of snow accumulation from distribution/plowing. Pollutant
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  • ...rary and permanent erosion prevention and sediment control BMPs along with procedures to be used to establish additional temporary BMPs as necessary for the site ...red at the time of permit issuance. These terms are subject to change. For example, at one time waters were listed as impaired for phosphorus and now those sa
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