Stormwater Atlas

City of Montgomery

Low Impact Development Handbook for the State of Alabama (capital adopts ADEM LID guidance)

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Document Metadata

Jurisdiction level
City

“municipality — City of Montgomery”

Coverage note

State
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Version / edition
ADEM LID Handbook

“Conservation Committee. 2009. Alabama Handbook for Erosion Control, Sediment Control, and Stormwater Management on Construction Sites and Urban Areas. Montgomery, AL. Brown, R.A., W.F. Hunt, and S.G. Kennedy. 2009. Designing Bioretention with an Internal Water Storage (IWS) Lay”

p. 9

Adoption / effective date
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Last revised date
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Relationship to state manual
adopts state manual directly

“Environmental Services Branch for guidance at 334- 271-7700 or 1-800-533-2336. Trash Removal As needed In high traffiff c areas, frequent trash removal will befi necessary. Mulch removal from outlets As needed Mulch may collect in the outlet or overflrr ow during heavyfl ra”

p. 9

Design Criteria

Design storm return periods (years)
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Water quality volume method
Bioretention and other SCMs sized for the water quality / first-flush volume per ADEM LID Handbook design guidance. Practices include bioretention cells, constructed stormwater wetlands, swales, and related LID SCMs.

“bioretention is normally designed for the water quality or first flush”

Bioretention chapter

Peak flow calculation method(s)
ADEM LID Handbook hydrology appendix, SCM-specific design procedures

“Appendix A: Stormwater Hydrology”

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Hydrologic/hydraulic software
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Approved BMP categories
Bioretention (BRC), Constructed stormwater wetlands (CSW), Swales, Other LID SCMs per handbook

“Bioretention; Constructed Stormwater Wetlands”

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