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<br />Principle No. 10: Parking Lat Runoff <br /> <br />CASE STUDY: PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND <br /> <br />(Source: PGDER, 1997) <br /> <br />Prince George's County MD promotes the use of bioretention facilities at commercial, industrial and <br />residential sites. This is an integral part of the County's strategy for development. The County is <br />encouraging low impact (i.e., low imperviousness) development even in commercial and residential areas. <br />The integration of bioretention facilities in landscape areas is a key part of this approach. <br /> <br />A mall developer in Prince George's County was required to construct a bioretention facility to treat runoff <br />from a new parking lot. The developer graded the lot to drain to the bioretention facility and planted it <br />with a variety of attractive and hardy plants (see Figure 10.2). The bioretention facility has worked <br />successfully for several years. Customer response to the attractiveness of the bioretention facility was so <br />great, that the developer constructed a "dummy" facility (i.e., it receives no stormwater runoff) in an <br />upland portion of the parking lot. <br /> <br />Prince George's County hopes to encourage other developers to use bioretention facilities by offering a <br />variety of incentives, including reduced stormwater management requirements and mitigation credit for <br />environmental impacts. In addition, the County is collecting data to document reduced costs for site <br />grading and infrastructure construction. <br /> <br />WHERE TO GET STARTED <br /> <br />Suggested Resources <br /> <br />How to Get a Copy <br /> <br />Start at the Source (1997) by Bay Area Stormwater <br />Management Agencies Association <br /> <br />Detailed discussion of permeable pavements and <br />alternative driveway designs presented. <br /> <br />Design of Stormwater Filtering Systems (1996) by <br />Richard A. Claytor and Thomas R. Schueler <br />Presents detailed engineering guidance on ten <br />different stormwater filtering systems. <br /> <br />Design Manual for Use-of Bioretention in <br />Stormwater Management (1993) <br /> <br />Presents guidance for designing bioretention <br />facilities. <br /> <br />Bay Area Stormwater Management <br />Agencies Association <br />2101 Webster Street <br />Suite 500 <br />Oakland, CA <br />510-286-1255 <br /> <br />Center for Watershed Protection <br />8391 Main Street <br />Ellicott City, MD 21043 <br />410-461-8323 <br /> <br />Prince George's County <br />Watershed Protection .Branch <br />9400 Peppercorn Place, Suite 600 <br />Landover, MD 20785 <br /> <br />.J <br /> <br />- 91 - <br />
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