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71. Inlets Outlets
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Inlets Outlets
Inlets and Outlets
Inlet and outlet pipes must be clear of blockages to allow stormwater to freely flow in and out of your facility and to prevent local flooding. Inlet pipes allow stormwater to…
72. Mowing
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Mowing
Mowing Patterns
Grass plays an important role in your stormwater facility by filtering pollutants. Alternate mowing patterns and keep off wet soils to prevent ruts from forming, which can lead to…
73. Pet waste
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Pet waste
Pet Waste
Addressing pet waste issues proactively by communicating with neighbors and utilizing local resources can save time and help keep your facility in compliance. Pet waste contains harmful…
74. Riprap
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Riprap
Riprap
Riprap, also called gabion rock, helps to slow down incoming stormwater as it enters your facility. Maintain riprap during summer months when the weather is dry. Regular maintenance is possible with…
75. Sediment trap
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Sediment trap
Sediment Trap
Sediment traps allow fine dirt particles to settle before entering your stormwater facility. This preserves the functionality and lifespan of the facility by preventing sediment from…
76. Trash screen
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Trash screen
Trash Screen
Trash screens trap larger debris to keep it contained within the sediment trap. This prevents debris from accumulating in vegetated areas and smothering plants needed for the facility to…
77. Vegetation
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Vegetation
Vegetation in Swales and Ponds
Your stormwater facility was designed to function with specific plants growing. Managing vegetation in your facility requires routine attention throughout the year. …
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79. Facilities
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Facilities
This detention pond is an example of a stormwater facility.Rainwater becomes stormwater when it falls on a hard surface that drains to the storm sewer. As stormwater flows off roofs, streets, and…