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NC-2009 SSc6.2:Stormwater Design—Quality Control

LEED SS Credit 6.2 - NYC building, Tight Fit

Hoping someone could help me out - I'm looking for a Stormwater Management system which will be going under a NYC building to fulfill LEED SS Credit 6.2. All the strormwater management systems I've looked at (Stormcepter, Contech) all need pump trucks to drain the sediment from the system. The idea is this system will be under the building and only accessible through the basement where trucks will not be able to go. Does anyone know a system where a pump truck is NOT required for maintenance? Thanks! Matt

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Michael DeVuono
Regional Stormwater Leader
Arcadis North America
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Wed, 07/18/2012 - 16:39

I think you're barking up he wrong tree. You need to find a portable vacuum to clean this out. How do other systems in NYC work? I've never heard of putting these under a building, but in NYC you make due right?

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