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I am a new member of this group. Rochelle Bartolomei suggested I post my problem here. A client of mine has runoff from aprox. 825 sf of roof dumping through 1...
Teresa Ahmann
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Nov 9, 2006
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Hi. I am a new member to this group. I was wondering if anyone knew if you need to use a gravel bed and a sand bed when I am not using an underdrain pipe in...
shooklauren
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Nov 10, 2006
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Hi. I am a new member to this group and have a design question for all of you rain garden experts out there. I am designing a rain garden that is capturing...
shooklauren
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Nov 10, 2006
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The best suggestion I can offer all of you with questions about drainage and filtration of rain gardens is to contact a local soil scientist with USDA-NRCS....
Vest, Dede - Springfi...
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Nov 13, 2006
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Hi Lauren - I believe the short answer to your specific question is 'no'. If all you want to do is infiltrate water, you could use an infiltration trench...
Richard Stanford
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Nov 14, 2006
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Hi Everyone, I'm from the Center for Watershed Protection and am new to the group. I'm currently working on a manual for establishing a monitoring program for...
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Nov 14, 2006
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Rick was caught saying: We can discuss why you would dig a 2' - 4' deep trench and fill it with planting media rather than simply dig a 6" deep depression and...
America Leavenworth
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Nov 15, 2006
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Awhile back, I promised you links to a couple of Urban Land articles that were originally stimulated by my participation in the Gentilly Charrette in New...
Mary Vogel
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Nov 28, 2006
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Does anyone on the list have experience designing bioretention swales, rain gardens, etc in New Orleans? At first I thought that since much of it is below sea...
MaryVogel
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Nov 28, 2006
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"Soil conditions in much of southern Louisiana are such that significant subsidence and compaction of soils occur when water is removed from the soil or weight...
Mary Vogel
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Nov 28, 2006
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That paragraph sounds like it is pertaining to building on the soil--the soil caves in and gets too compacted. A rain garden does the opposite. It holds the...
reallylazygardener
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Dec 1, 2006
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Nice article to send out to homeowners and others and some good resources http://www.naturalhomemagazine.com/article/2007/03/singing-in-the-runoff.html...
Michels, Kathleen (NI...
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Mar 13, 2007
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Does anyone know of any local companies that do residential installation of porous pavers?...
Rochelle Bartolomei
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Mar 13, 2007
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Hi, this is my first time using this resource, my name is Keith. the slick_whipper is a previous account i had....long story. Anyhow... I have a design for a...
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Mar 18, 2007
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How are your erosion control efforts going? We are trying to push fo more efforts "upland" to get infiltration and less run-off BEFORE it gets to these...
Michels, Kathleen (NI...
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Mar 18, 2007
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I have seen filter fabric cause lots of problems under bioretention and pervious pavement applications-I would DEFINITELY NOT use it. In my experience, the pea...
Dietz, Michael
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Mar 19, 2007
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You don't NEED filter fabric. But what will eventually happen without it is the dirt and soil washed into the basin will fill it up in a few years. How may...
reallylazygardener
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Mar 19, 2007
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Just curious about the nature of the problems caused by filter fabric. The fabric, over time, clogs with sediment? then what? Other issues? Thanks for sharing...
Ann Beman
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Mar 21, 2007
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I am working on bioretention unit with an under drain and wanted to know if there a specific type of filter fabric that should be specified to separate the...
qcraig
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Mar 21, 2007
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What are the disadvantages of NOT installing a grass filter strip around the perimeter of a bioretention cell? Is it feasible not to install a grass filter...
slick_whipper
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Mar 21, 2007
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Note: There is a typo in the previous message. I said: "The filter materals should be relatively uniform in size - i.e., d-90/d-10 ¡Ý 3 to 4" it should...
Richard Stanford
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Mar 26, 2007
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There have been several posts lately regarding pea gravel and fabric filter layers for a variety of uses. The design of bioretention units initially included...
Richard Stanford
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Mar 26, 2007
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Keith - The grass filter strip is used to remove fine sediments before runoff enters the bioretention unit. There are lots of examples of bioretention units...
Richard Stanford
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Mar 26, 2007
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All - Sorry again. I wasn't aware that the Yahoo message board didn't allow the use of Unicode symbols. In the above message, the text with the capital U with...
Richard Stanford
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Mar 27, 2007
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Hello all, Some time back I posed a question, which was written poorly and unclear. Sorry for that. Here is my second attempt: I have been referencing a...
slick_whipper
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Mar 30, 2007
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If you do not want the water to get into the subbase of the pavement - you would probably want to more the gravel area further from the pavement and have a ...
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Apr 3, 2007
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I am looking for some references on recommandations and not resolved issues for the utilisation of bioretention in cold climates. I am a new member from...
mariadugue
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Apr 3, 2007
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Hi Maria - As a start, you may want to try: 1) http://www.diva-portal.org/ntnu/abstract.xsql?dbid=1472 A doctoral thesis you can download titled: "Bioretention...
Richard Stanford
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Apr 5, 2007
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Greetings all. I've built a large rain garden to handle the outflow of 3 downspouts. The garden is on a slope, so I put in a series of berms and swales on...
Rochelle Bartolomei
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Apr 10, 2007
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The (fairly) new Minnesota Stormwater Manual has much info on cold climate issues: http://www.pca.state.mn.us/water/stormwater/stormwater-manual.html Jesse ...
Jesse Schomberg
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