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Stormwater Source Control Design Guidelines 2005Design, Construction and Maintenance ProcessFigure F6: Example of Engineering Cross Section Detail (Silver Ridge –KWL Associates Limited )Roadside Infiltration Swale with Reservoir and SubdrainFigure F7: Example of Landscape Cross Section Detail (Silver Ridge –Lanarc Consultants Ltd.)Greater Vancouver Sewerage & Drainage District109
Design, Construction and Maintenance Process Stormwater Source Control Design Guidelines 2005Profile DetailsProfile details (one or more views) for Stormwater SourceControls should show the features listed in the ProfileChecklist, as appropriate to the design.Profile Checklist Surface grades. Extent of proposed growing medium installation. Extent of proposed drain rock reservoir or drainage layerinstallation (top, and level bottom). Undisturbed native or check dam details between discretereservoir or infiltration trench cells. Piping locations in relation to soil and reservoir, pipegradients. Side view of proposed weirs.110Greater Vancouver Sewerage & Drainage District
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Acknowledgements Stormwater Source
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Introduction Stormwater Source Cont
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Pervious Paving Stormwater Source C
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Page 145 and 146: Key ReferencesKey AuthorBarry, K.,
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