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 Managing stormwater is all about quantity and quality. Municipalities want to control the quantity to minimize the impact on communities and ecosystems. Likewise, they need to manage the cost of meeting water quality demands required by regulations.
Our Approach | Proven Experience
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- NPDES permitting and stormwater pollution prevention planning
- stormwater utilities / policies development
- InfraMetrix infrastructure diagnostic services
- Modeling: hydrology, hydraulics, and pollutant fate and transport
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- In-stream biological impact assessment
- Best management practices (BMP)
- Floodplain management
- Emergency response planning (ERP)
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Our Approach
Malcolm Pirnie understands that comprehensive stormwater management must be cost-effective and watershed-based — tailored to the specific characteristics of the watershed, and integrating the activities of the watershed (e.g., CSOs, SSOs, agricultural uses) to ensure that nothing is overlooked.
Our approach to developing solutions that fit your requirements revolves around the view that stormwater is a resource — an asset to be managed — for reuse, irrigation, or environmental features such as wetlands, and linked to coordinated management of ground and surface water. This might involve evaluating the capture of flood waters to be used for water supply needs, or implementing corrective actions to reduce nonpoint-source pollution or to restore stream habitat. The result is a solution that involves stakeholder participation, public education, and community involvement to ensure that your stormwater management practices are successful and sustainable.
Proven Experience Our interdisciplinary team of stormwater management experts has helped municipal, state, and industrial clients solve a wide range of problems. Here are a few highlights:
Confidential Client, Ohio
City of Cambridge, Cambridge, MA
New York State Thruway Authority/Canal Corporation, Statewide, NY
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