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Routing <strong>Bioretention</strong> Systems • Surface Pond • <strong>Bioretention</strong> Media • Stone Layer and Underdrain • Outlet Structure/Weir
Hydrologic Design Steps 1. Site Investigation/Soil Testing – Establish SHWT & Native Soil Permeability 2. Use engineering judgment to decide if underdrain is needed – depends on design goals and native soil permeability (
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Page 13 and 14: Design of Bioretention Basins
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