These are some pictures from an awesome project that the City of
Southfield did.
This is a
paver system to allow for infiltration of
stormwater:

This is a curb cut to allow the
stormwater to enter the
bioswale in the parking lot.

Here is a picture of their
bioswale, adjacent to the City Hall Parking Lot:

In action: Porous asphalt, with the
hydrant on full, check out the water just soaking into the asphalt!

And the awesome group of Rouge people...at
Carpenter Lake:

Just a glimpse into my career and passion...
stormwater!
Whoo-
hoo!!
2 comments:
Sweet, I've always wondered what a 'bioswale' was, and now I know =)
Nerd.
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