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9. The maximum lateral slope of a filter strip is one<br />

percent.<br />

10. To prohibit runoff from laterally bypassing a strip,<br />

berms and/or curbs can be installed along the sides<br />

of the strip, parallel to the direction of flow.<br />

Figure 7.50<br />

A level spreading device (gravel-filled trench)<br />

Figure 7.51<br />

Concrete curb stop schematic<br />

Table 7.15<br />

Recommended Length as a Function of Slope, Soil Cover<br />

Filter Strip Soil Type<br />

Hydrologic Soil<br />

Group<br />

As shown in Figures 7.52–7.56, the recommended filter<br />

strip length varies depending on the type of soil, the<br />

type of vegetation, and the filter strip slope. Generally,<br />

the more permeable the soil and/or the lower the slope,<br />

the shorter the filter strip may be <strong>for</strong> equivalent stormwater<br />

benefits.<br />

Maximum Filter Strip Slope (Percent)<br />

Turf Grass, Native<br />

Grasses and Meadows<br />

Planted and<br />

Indigenous Woods<br />

Sand A 7 5<br />

Sandy Loam B 8 7<br />

Loam, Silt Loam B 8 8<br />

Sandy Clay Loam C 8 8<br />

Clay Loam, Silty Clay, Clay D 8 8<br />

LID <strong>Manual</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Michigan</strong> – Chapter 7 Page 293

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