Maintenance of Infiltration BMPs   Storm Water Solutions February 2010   By Vaikko Allen II, CPSWQ
Longevity/cost research and inspections reign supreme

Vegetating Vertical Walls   Storm Water Solutions February 2010   By Joan Williams
Custom seed mixture adheres to an imposing MSE

Spray It to Save It   Storm Water Solutions February 2010   By Suzan Marie Chin & Mary Shafer
Trenchless structural spray coating turns a nightmare scenario into a successful pipe project

Bottomless BMPs   Storm Water Solutions December 2009   By Laura Blodgett
A Minnesota auto dealership meets rate control and infiltration requirements using an underground storm water system
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Chambers for Compliance   Storm Water Solutions October 2009   By Bob Maestro
Plastic systems meet advancing storm water management demands
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Weathering Climate Change   Storm Water Solutions October 2009   By Caitlin Cunningham
Preparing for the possibility of more intense, frequent rainfall events
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What Lies Beneath   Storm Water Solutions June 2009   By Jerry B. Sanders
The role of drainage in soil infrastructure and site stability
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Managing Rainfall vs. Runoff   Storm Water Solutions June 2009   By Stephen M. Benz, P.E., LEED AP
Employing LID practices to control precipitation before it washes over polluted hardscapes
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Swale Upgrade   Storm Water Solutions June 2009   By Mike Hayes & Mark Pranckus
BMP assortment addresses infiltration and water quality issues on an Indiana commercial transport site
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Downslope Remedy   Storm Water Solutions June 2009   By Michael J. Livermore
Drainage conveyance and erosion control system saves a Canadian highway slope
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Savvy Subsurface Design   Storm Water Solutions June 2009   By Peter Smart
The 'how-tos' of underground storage modeling
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Optimizing Space & Storage   Storm Water Solutions May 2009   By Eric Gustafson
Plastic chamber system fits an Indiana medical facility's site constraints and storm water needs
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Space-Saving Drainage   Storm Water Solutions February 2009   By Philip W. Kresge
Pervious concrete helps a retail outlet design team achieve economic and environmental balance
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Taming the Flood   Storm Water Solutions February 2009   By Rebecca Wilhelm
Preparing for the future while managing the present
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Gardens Go Vertical   Storm Water Solutions December 2008   By Niklas Jansson, P.E.
Establishing a natural-looking interface between development and the existing environment
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The Underground Advantage   Storm Water Solutions December 2008   By Gina Carolan & Bill Argeros
Subsurface storm water system helps a big-box store manage runoff in poor percolation conditions

Replacement vs. Retrofit   Storm Water Solutions August 2008   By Ben Steltzer
Considering storm sewer system covers as a time- and cost-saving alternative to full replacements
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Play On   Storm Water Solutions May 2008   By Stefanie Hansen
Underground storage system defender of choice for a California soccer field
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Short-Run Pipe, Long-Term Results   Storm Water Solutions May 2008   By Stephen C. Cooper
High-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe installation serves a coal mining flood zone more than 25 years later
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Runoff 911   Storm Water Solutions May 2008   By Niklas Jansson, P.E.
Pervious pavement helps a California fire department keep dirt off its trucks and out of the San Luis Rey River
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Lots and Lots of Parking Lots   Storm Water Solutions April 2008   By Nikos Singelis, Lisa Nisenson & Martina Frey
Tackling related planning and site design issues (Part 2 of 2)
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Sustainable Design: A Balancing Act   Storm Water Solutions February 2008   By Stephen M. Benz, P.E., LEED AP
Planning for rainwater neutrality can help ensure a development project’s success
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Play On   Storm Water Solutions February 2008   By Stefanie Hansen
Underground storage system defender of choice on a California soccer field

Protecting the harvest   Storm Water Solutions October 2007   By John E. Gilley
Bet the farm on the right runoff control measures

An Innovative Solution to Building Capacity   Storm Water Solutions June 2007   By Meghan Monson
Lift station, detention pond make Union City development possible
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Creating an Alternative Water Supply Through Flood Mitigation   Storm Water Solutions April 2007   By Jeffrey S. Glenn, PE, D.WRE & Elizabeth M. Bartell, EI
Orange City, Fla., explores alternative storm water management practices

Fixing the Flooded   Storm Water Solutions February 2007   by Colleen Newman & Jim Mellem
Multi-phase improvement project reduces storm water flooding and sewer backup

Calibration Key to Flood Prevention   eStormWater.com January-December 2007   Bob Langie
Accurate flow measurement helps keep a waterlogged nation dry

Famed Racetrack Receives Drainage Upgrade   eStormWater.com January-December 2007   Tori Durliat
As synthetic racing surfaces become more common, so do the vertical drainage systems beneath them.

Leading the Large-Diameter Way   eStormWater.com January-December 2007   Mark Lister

Flowers for Showers   eStormWater.com January-December 2007   Caitlin Cunningham

Storm Water Watchers   Storm Water Solutions July 2005   Dana Havlik, P.E., and Peter Mattejat
The SWM Program initially concentrated on the inventory, but current focus has shifted to maintenance and functional retrofits.

Simple Yet Efficient   Storm Water Solutions July 2005   By Julie A. Schlegel and Jennifer Kerckhoff
The port of Seattle’s $1.1 billion Third Runway Project involves storm water runoff as one of the project’s most critical environmental issues

A big player for L.A. water   Roads & Bridges March 2003
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) builds and maintains some of the world's busiest highways, including the extensive Southern California freeway system. I-210 is one of these roads. In L.A.'s arid climate, rainfall events are infrequent but often intense, and the runoff is usually packed with all kinds of pollutants and trash. Caltrans engineers began looking at flow-based treatment devices, which accept a flow of water, put it through a treatment process, then release the water to continue its journey downstream.

Beach-front drainage   Roads & Bridges January 2002
CDS technology screens road debris, preserves harbor?s emerald-green water

THE AGGREGATE VIEW   Roads & Bridges September 1999

In Euro-technical terms   Roads & Bridges September 1999

Trenchers dig in   Roads & Bridges September 1999

Unearthing utility and drainage gear   Roads & Bridges April 1999   by Tim Gregorski

The advent of drainage seams   Roads & Bridges September 1998   by Carolyn D. Wells

Largest design-build freeway project counts on PE drainage pipe   Roads & Bridges September 1998

Advantages add up for HDPE pipe   Roads & Bridges September 1996   Jerry Liffrig

Geocomposite drains 'edge out' skeptics   Roads & Bridges September 1996

Mass-production drain train keeps cost low, output high   Roads & Bridges February 1996

ASPHALT ANSWERS   Roads & Bridges January 1996   Prithvi (Ken) Kandhal, P.E