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Green Infrastructure: From Practice to Policy

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Tucson-Pima County Other Tucson Low Impact Development Efforts Guidance Manual Tucson , AZ www.watershedmg.org

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Scott Bouchie Environmental & Sustainability Deputy Director City of Mesa, AZ Building A Sustainable Community

Manage Stormwater Infiltrate, filter, store and evaporate Work with nature to manage stormwater as close to its source as possible.

Beneficial Reuse Stop channeling runoff elsewhere Treat stormwater as a resource rather than a waste product.

LID Added Value • Reduced stormwater runoff • Reduced flooding • Reduced pollutants • Improved aesthetics • Improved water quality • Improved groundwater recharge

Fiesta District Streetscape Create a unique identifiable area Transition from six to four lanes • • (two in each direction) Pedestrian friendly • Vibrant monument entry signs • Wider sidewalks, benches, • and colored paving pedestrian lighting Low impact development • Active urban destination •

Fiesta District Streetscape

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LID Retrofit Pilot

LID Retrofit Pilot 19’x150’

LID Retrofit Pilot Community Installation Workshop: Nov. 1

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Changing the Flow: How Low Impact Development Can Be Incorporated - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Changing the Flow: How Low Impact Development Can Be Incorporated Into Your Project & Your Bottom Line Anne Reichman, Sustainable Cities Network James DeRoussel, Watershed Management Group Scott Bouchie, City of Mesa September 11, 2014

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Changing the Flow: How Low Impact Development Can Be Incorporated - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Changing the Flow: How Low Impact Development Can Be Incorporated Into Your Project & Your Bottom Line Anne Reichman, Sustainable Cities Network James DeRoussel, Watershed Management Group Scott Bouchie, City of Mesa September 11, 2014

From Two-Step Flow to the Internet: The Changing Array of Sources for Genetics Information Seeking

Flow Networks Flow Network: - digraph - weights, called capacities on edges - two

Changing Places/Changing Faces 1 Running Head: CHANGING PLACES/CHANGES FACES Changing

2018 FORUM #1 MARCH 20 TH e21 Conveners e21 = Response to Changing Electric System Digital &amp;

Destination-Based Cash-Flow Taxation: Responding to A Changing Global Economic Environment Alan

Billed Right Medical Billing Process Flow Collaborative Outsourcing For A Changing World!

Ch Changing Hydraulic Properties i H d li P i in Horizontal Subsurface Flow Constructed

Potential Flow &amp; Flow Nets Potential Flow Irrotational flow for which implies:

Flow Visualization Overview: Flow Visualization (1) Introduction, overview Flow data Simulation

Flow Visualization Overview: Flow Visualization (1) Introduction, overview Fl Flow data d t

1 What Is Control-Flow Analysis? Loop Concepts Control-flow analysis discovers the flow of

Max flow and min cost max flow Han Hoogeveen May 23, 2014 Basic problem description Given:

Cities networks metaphor Navigating culture as flux, the idea of culture as flow and that

CS 401 Max Flow / Bipartite Matching Xiaorui Sun 1 Flow network Flow network. G = (V, E) =

Primary Care Networks Things are changing The changing health needs of the population And our

Our uniform is NOT changing We are NOT changing the shirts

MANAGING SOIL FOR MANAGING SOIL FOR MANAGING SOIL FOR MANAGING SOIL FOR ADVANCING FOOD

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