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Stormwater
- Innovative Land Use Planning Techniques Handbook, Chapter 2.1 Permanent (Post-Construction) Stormwater Management
- List of
municipalities with Stormwater Management (post-construction) Regulations (an innovative land use planning technique) from OEP Municipal Land Use Regulation Database.
- Responses to the 4/19/12 Plan-link posting:
"I am looking for examples of towns that have incorporated portions of the 2008 Innovative Land Use Planning Techniques to strengthen 1. the erosion/sedimentation control and 2. The permanent stormwater management sections of their site plan or subdivision regs. I’ve looked at quite a few on the list on the OEP website and most just have either very minimal language or one of the old models. I have several towns interested in adding some portions of the new model language to improve what they have. Have others used certain portions of the two models (or one or the other)?"
- "Managing Stormwater as a Valuable Resource - A message for New Hampshire municipalities and water suppliers",
September 2001, New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, Water Division (NHDES-R-WD-01-13)
- "Model Stormwater Management and Erosion Control Regulation",
NH Association of Conservation Districts Water Quality and Urban Conservation Committee, Final Draft - February, 1997.
- Low Impact Development and Stormwater Management
, NH DES Fact Sheet, WD-WMB-17, 2010
- New Hampshire Homeowner’s Guide to Stormwater Management - Do-It-Yourself Stormwater Solutions For Your Home
, NH DES WD-11-11, March 2011 (updated June 15, 2011)
- DES Nonpoint Source Pollution
- NHDOT Guidelines For Temporary Erosion and Sediment Control and Stormwater Management, NH Department of Transportation, Bureau of Construction, 5/1/2002 (NHDOT Business Center)
- UNH Stormwater Center - Dedicated to the protection of water resources through effective stormwater management
- EPA NPDES Federal Storm Water Program (Phase II)
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