Examples of Natural Drainage System in a sentence
Natural Drainage System means a drainage system that has not been improved (e.g., channelized or armored).
A provider may have additional delegates informally identified to serve as a delegate but the provider can only have 10 active delegates at any time assigned to his/her account.
The city of Seattle is implementing a new Natural Drainage System Program (NDS) for retrofitting residential streets that replaces conventional curb and gutter or roadside ditches with bioretention swales.
Researching the process and history by which other sustainable stormwater programs have been implemented and funded has clarified how a citywide sustainable stormwater management policy could move forward in San Francisco.In 1999, the City of Seattle implemented the Natural Drainage System (NDS) approach to stormwater management.
Natural Drainage System: This term refers to the open and vegetated drainage channels and the surface water treatment facilities which comprises the great majority of Lake Oswego’s storm water conveyance system.
CEC testing completed on April 5, 2004 for the Engineered and Bioretention Soils used in the Broadview Green Grid Natural Drainage System project (laboratory report attached) found that these soils had a CEC of 10 and 9.6 meq/100 gm, respectively.
Only one of these, the state-listed “Aquatic Ecological Community In The Natural Drainage System of the Lower Murray River Catchment” (Lower Murray River aquatic ecological community), was found to be present at the proposal site• Four state-listed threatened flora species have the potential to occur in the study area.
In the second quarter the Natural Drainage System (NDS) Partnering program, which will deliver treatment of 44.4 acres of effective impervious area in the Longfellow,Pipers, and Thornton Creek basins, shared design progress with the community for South Thornton NDS (90% design), sent out a community survey in North Thornton NDS (site selection/ 10% design) and received over 500 responses, and initiated construction of Longfellow NDS.
There were another two projects that appeared to move from the original Draft List to the supplement [Revised] Draft List (Whatcom County Water Quality Improvement Loan Program and King County-Venema Natural Drainage System).
Chapter Purpose6.4.2 Definition of Natural Drainage Systems6.4.3 Benefits of Natural Drainage Systems6.4.4 Where Natural Drainage Systems Work Best6.4.5 Design Guidance6.4.6 Approval and Permit Procedures6.4.7 Maintenance Responsibilities 6.4.1 Chapter Purpose The purpose of this chapter is to provide guidance to applicants that are interested in Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) and/or Natural Drainage System (NDS) designs as part of their right-of-way improvement project.