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    Aug. 11, 2021
    Welcome to the August edition of Stormwater magazine. Summer is in full swing up here in the northeast, although you wouldn't know it from the weather. Some parts of New England...
    TCG Property Care
    TCG Property Care employees working on the Golden Triangle Project in Washington, D.C., which included 11 new rain gardens and 10 expanded tree boxes. TCG Property Care won a number of successful project bids thanks to their participation in the Clean Water Project’s business development programs.
    Jeremy Wolfe
    Aug. 11, 2021
    In Maryland, the nation’s first CBP3 program excels in every field
    Photo courtesy Weston & Sampson
    During stream walking surveys, crews can geolocate data points on sediment buildup, vegetation overgrowth, outfall condition, debris, retaining wall condition, bank erosion, and culvert condition to better understand the functionality of the stream and identify necessary infrastructure upgrades.
    Amanda Kohn
    Aug. 11, 2021
    A simple 8-step process to ensure that climate-resilient designs are effective and ultimately more supported by the community.
    Photo courtesy ADS
    Large diameter stormwater pipe is staged and ready to be installed in the trench at Porter Ranch.
    Aug. 11, 2021
    Pipe enables stormwater system to follow contours of land
    Photo courtesy of Chris Bosley
    The concept featured a tiered infiltration bed system utilizing vegetated swales and drywells.
    Chris Bosley
    Aug. 11, 2021
    Fast-growing Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, reduces volume of untreated stormwater entering local waterways

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    SOLitude Lake Management
    Submerged weeds quietly spread under the surface if left unattended.
    Roger Dickens
    Aug. 11, 2021
    Tips for stormwater managers to preserve and protect the ecosystems, habitats and communities they serve
    Photo courtesy SPPS
    SPPS pump systems take the guesswork out of selecting components.
    Available from 30 to 100 hp, these motors are a far more economical alternative to powering pumps with a gen-set in areas where three-phase power is not readily available.
    Photo 135809792 © Andreistanescu/Dreamstime.com
    PFAS is ubiquitous in urban stormwater and has been shown to be present at concentrations that are occasionally to often above pending WQS.
    Tom Boer
    Aug. 11, 2021
    Permit non-compliance and Clean Water Act citizen suit risks are likely concerns for dischargers with PFAS in their stormwater