Hello I am currently working on a Golf course community within the middle east and in regards to the various strategies employed on site , there are vagetated filter strips, oil spearators, wet p

Hi. We have designed a rainwater storage tank for dirty rainwater, with a bigger capacity than required. The water, after being storaged for a while, is pumped to the local sewerage system.

we have a tank in our project that will store rainwater.

Is that the pre-development runoff rate or post-development runoff rate?

Could anyone give me an advice which of the following interpretation complies with the credit language?

I have some doubts related with this credit in a specific project with the following characteristics: - The majority of the site area collect run-off water to one lake installed on-site, and also

If we capture rainwater and reuse it for irrigation, do we need to show any type of filtering or will this automatically acquire the credit?

Our project will capture rainwater for the irrigation of the green roof and for the flushing of WCs in the building.

Hello, Part of our stormwater management strategies is to collect and treat stormwater. The treated water will then be used for flushing and irrigation purposes.

The FAQ of SSc6.2 (http://www.leeduser.com/credit/NC-2009/SSc6.2#sthash.3UFoAJvd.dpuf) suggests that capturing the rainwater into tanks and discharging it into the public sewers after the rainstorm