Pipes (1)
This file appears in: Managing Stormwater for the Next Generation
The Next Generation stormwater system is one of the largest underground infiltration systems in the state of Minnesota with a footprint about the size of two basketball courts end-to-end and a storage capacity of over 150,000 cubic feet (slightly less than two Olympic-sized swimming pools or over one million gallons). This system consists of three rows of 10-foot diameter perforated corrugated metal pipes totaling over 650 feet in length.
This file appears in: Managing Stormwater for the Next Generation
Managing Stormwater for the Next Generation
Stormwater Treatment
Managing stormwater runoff is important to urban planning and environmental conservation. The site of Beacon Bluff drains an area of approximately 163 acres of stormwater that…
