Duval said their plan as presented would result in a net reduction in stormwater runoff from the property of about 20%, through a strategy that includes wide use of permeable ... various design ...

With the next Special RIAP Zone I stormwater system program Ad hoc committee meeting scheduled for tonight - May 7 at 6 p.m. ...

Cities represent a remarkable transformation of the landscape from natural to human-made. One of the most significant changes to the landscape that comes with urbanization is impervious cover.

Yet, one critical factor often underestimated in the early phases is drainage infrastructure design. Overlooking proper drainage planning can lead to delays, structural instability and costly rework.

Another possible solution that Frenkel said had been talked about by the committee was permeable asphalt. “This allows water to flow through the asphalt rather than accumulating on top of it.

Same with N Pennsylvania Avenue from Covell Road north to Coffee Creek Road. The asphalt pavement is as strong as body armor. Why? Because Kevlar fibers, the kind used in bulletproof vests, are mixed ...