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Learn about the importance of stormwater pipe repair and maintenance from specialized stormwater vendors in Fairfax County and how it helps maintain compliance and protect your property. This guide from Dragonfly Pond Works covers the purpose of stormwater devices, essential maintenance tips for stormwater ponds and system components, and stormwater pipe repairs to restore system health. Review the guideline and then reach out to us at info@dragonflypondworks.com with your specific stormwater needs: https://lnkd.in/dGsfChzR #dragonflypondworks #stormwatermanagement #fairfaxva #facilitymaintenance #communitymanagement

Mitigating sediment contamination is crucial for effective stormwater management. By implementing appropriate strategies and best practices, stormwater workers can reduce sedimentation, safeguard water quality, and contribute to sustainable management practices. This article examines the causes and impacts of sedimentation, with a focus on the role of soil erosion, construction activities, and urban development. It offers practical insights and mitigation strategies with regard to erosion prevention measures, sediment removal techniques, and regular infrastructure maintenance, enabling stormwater managers to make significant strides in protecting natural water resources and improving overall stormwater system performance. https://buff.ly/49ySvYb #NPDES #NPDESTraining #NPDESTrainingInstitute #TrainingThatMatters #Stormwater #StormwaterManagement #StormwaterProfessionals #StormwaterTraining #MS4Training #MS4sMatter #WaterQuality

Surface water is an important natural resource used for many purposes. But since stormwater also contributes to surface water, it makes sense that cleaner stormwater means cleaner surface water. PaveDrain can help provide cleaner surface water! Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eFMsxamH #permeablepaving #greeninfrastructure #stormwater #civilengineering #pavedrain

The things you stumble across when inspecting a stormwater system. Odina Industries was engaged to inspect a stormwater system that was experiencing poor performance, including frequent blockages and slow drainage. Upon inspection, the system was high-pressure jetted, effectively flushing out all the silt and debris. Upon our final CCTV inspection, we discovered there was a block of timber that was obstructing the pipe that had caused multiple blockages at this government facility. After consulting with stakeholders, a decision was made to excavate and replace this section of pipe to retrieve the block of timber. This proactive approach was chosen to avoid the significantly higher costs associated with accessing a deeper part of the stormwater system if the timber were pushed further down. As urban areas continue to expand, the role of stormwater systems becomes increasingly vital. These unsung heroes of our infrastructure work tirelessly to divert rainwater away from our streets, preventing flooding and protecting our facilities. If you or your organisation are interested in the above discussed services, feel free to make an enquiry to - info@odinaindustries.com.au #StormwaterManagement #Infrastructure #FloodPrevention #EnvironmentalProtection #FacilityManagement

First Part of Everglades Stormwater Treatment Project Completed and Buffer Zone Proposal Passes First Legislative Hurdle: https://bit.ly/3uhS0mo #sedimentcontrol #waterquality #environmentalcompliance #stormwater #stormwatercontrol #erosioncontrol #stormwatermanagement

Utilizing advanced technologies in stormwater management for strata properties. Our innovative solutions ensure effective and reliable water drainage. 🖥️ #AdvancedTechnologies #StormwaterMelbourne #StrataManagement #InnovativeSolutions #ReliableDrainage

Preventing the entry of building site by-products into stormwater drains is a crucial element of proper construction project stormwater management and requires meticulous site planning to ensure compliance with regulations. Neglecting to do so can lead to expensive project delays and potential legal consequences. By prioritizing proper stormwater management practices, construction professionals can avoid these issues, protect the environment, and maintain project timelines and budgets. The article emphasizes the significance of understanding stormwater regulations and permits, implementing erosion control measures, and maintaining sediment management practices onsite. It delves into the key components of a stormwater pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) and offers practical tips for its development and implementation, in addition to addressing the selection and maintenance of stormwater management practices, such as sediment basins, silt fences, and stormwater ponds. By incorporating these best practices, you can contribute to the sustainability and success of your construction project while minimizing environmental impact. https://buff.ly/3ThK2mH #NPDES #NPDESTraining #NPDESTrainingInstitute #TrainingThatMatters #Stormwater #StormwaterManagement #StormwaterProfessionals #StormwaterTraining #MS4Training #MS4sMatter #WaterQuality

Need greater insight into your municipality's stormwater, soil, and drainage? Looking to get a handle on the optimal development to green space ratio for your project? Start with the interactive National Stormwater Calculator. https://hubs.la/Q02ncmHm0 #CGA85Years #CommunityDevelopment #PublicWorks #Stormwater

#Transferring rainwater to an #aquifer involves several techniques aimed at recharging #groundwater, which is crucial for sustainable water management. Here are some common methods: 1. **Rainwater Harvesting**: Directing rainwater from rooftops, roads, or other impermeable surfaces into storage systems like tanks or cisterns. This stored water can then be released gradually to infiltrate into the ground, replenishing aquifers. 2. **Permeable Surfaces**: Using permeable pavements or surfaces that allow rainwater to infiltrate directly into the ground instead of running off into storm drains. This promotes natural groundwater recharge. 3. **Artificial Recharge Wells**: Constructing wells specifically designed to inject surface water or treated wastewater into aquifers. This method can help replenish aquifers during dry periods or when natural recharge is insufficient. 4. **Infiltration Basins and Trenches**: Excavating depressions or trenches where rainwater can collect and infiltrate into the soil and underlying aquifer. This method is effective in areas with suitable soil conditions. 5. **Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR)**: Implementing controlled and intentional recharge of aquifers using surface water or reclaimed water through engineered structures or natural infiltration areas. 6. **Buffer Strips and Riparian Zones**: Preserving or restoring vegetated areas along rivers, streams, or lakes to slow down runoff and promote natural filtration and infiltration of rainwater into aquifers. Each of these methods requires careful planning, monitoring, and consideration of local hydrogeological conditions to ensure effective groundwater recharge while minimizing potential environmental impacts. Successful implementation often involves collaboration between various stakeholders, including government agencies, communities, and environmental organizations.

A powerful solution for cleaner waterways and a healthier environment. First Defense® High Capacity Separator: Advanced Stormwater Treatment Our Australian-made separator is designed to remove gross debris, total suspended solids (TSS), and hydrocarbons from stormwater runoff before it enters our waterways. And here’s how it works: • Contaminated stormwater enters the separator and is directed into a swirling vortex. • Heavier sediments settle at the bottom, while lighter oils and debris float to the surface. • Clean, treated water exits the separator, reducing pollution and protecting our environment. Applications includes: • New developments • Industrial sites • Construction sites • Car parks • Streets and roadways • Shopping centres • Maintenance wash-down bays • Wetland protection The First Defense® High Capacity Separator is ideal for a variety of applications and can be supplied to other states. Contact your local Civilmart specialist today to learn more! #StormwaterTreatment #WaterPollutionPrevention #Civilmart #FirstDefense #HydroInternational #MadeInAustralia