We have been asked by the CaGBC to provide a management plan addressing how pollution and eutrophication of waterways would be minimized through operational changes.

Hello, on our project the runoff from roof area is directed to one concrete reservoir tank. Water is stored in rainwater cistern and reused for irrigation.

The reference guide states that "90% of the avg annual rainfall is equivalent to treating the runoff from 1" of rainfall for a Humid Watershed (at least 40")." I don't understand how they arrived a

Could this credit be achieved if it were only proposed to treat the storm water runoff with a structural measure and not capture?

We have a client in a far northern climate that wants to achieve additional credit by installing rain gardens to handle runoff during the summer rainy season.

I am a little bit confused by this project and would like to have your advise.

Dear Leedusers, our project will install a retention tank which will collect storm water from the whole LEED area. The retention tank will provide water for flushing toilets and watering greenery.

I cant find clear cut for Stormwater Management Plan definition, i mean is it using both structural and non structural plans to achieve stormwater quality control?

I heard a comment from a LEED user that GBCI reviewers do not understand the application of Best Management Practices in series.