City of Mobile

Storm Water Manual Volume 1: Low Impact Development Design

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LID Volume 1 is optional guidance; full BMP design volume not yet published. Medium confidence for MS4 design criteria coverage. Pipeline excerpt repair removed 1 unlocated citation(s).

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Document Metadata

Jurisdiction level

City

“City of Mobile”
Cover

State

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Version / edition

October 2023

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Adoption / effective date

2023-10-01

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Last revised date

2023-10-01

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Relationship to state manual

independent

“City of Mobile’s Storm Water Manual Volume 1 LID Design”
About

Design Criteria

Design storm return periods (years)

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Water quality volume method

Optional LID water-quality practices (LID-WQPs) guidance for Mobile land development — nonstructural and structural LID practices to manage runoff volume and water quality (infiltration, vegetation, soils). Complements ADEM/Blue Book construction BMPs; Volume 2 BMP Design forthcoming.

“What Are Water Quality Practices?; Advantages and Benefits of Stormwater LID-WQPs”
Ch. 1–2

Peak flow calculation method(s)

LID site planning and design process, Nonstructural and structural LID-WQPs

“Land Development Planning and Design Process”
Ch. 3

Hydrologic/hydraulic software

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Approved BMP categories

Nonstructural LID water-quality practices, Structural LID water-quality practices, Bioretention / vegetation-soil based practices, Infiltration-oriented LID

“and design professionals. Chapter 4. Nonstructural LID‐WQPs (Guidance) − Chapter 4 explains the main categories of nonstructural LID‐WQPs and presents those that can be applied on land developments in the City. Chapter 5. Reserved Chapter 6. Structural LID‐WQP Design (Regulato”
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