Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program (STEP) RESOURCE LIBRARY

RESOURCE LIBRARY | WATER

Evaluation of Retrofitted Lot Level Stormwater Source Control Practices – Calstone Inc., Toronto

Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program 2018 | Technical Briefs

Low impact development Multi-LID sites Rainwater harvesting Soakaways, infiltration trenches and chambers Stormwater management ponds Water conservation

Inspection and Maintenance of Stormwater Best Management Practices Rainwater Cisterns Fact Sheet

Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program 2018 | Guidance, Policy & Criteria Documents

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Inspection and maintenance Low impact development Rainwater harvesting Water conservation

The Drainage Act as a Tool to Facilitate the Aggregation and Wide-Scale Implementation of Green, Low Impact Drainage Infrastructure on Private Property: Position Paper

Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program 2018 | Guidance, Policy & Criteria Documents

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Climate change resilience Low impact development Multi-LID sites Planning and development Water balance Water conservation Water quality Water resources engineering Watershed planning

Kleinburg Starbucks Fusion Garden Retrofit

Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program 2017 | Case Studies

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Bioretention Education and outreach Low impact development Permeable pavement Soakaways, infiltration trenches and chambers Water conservation

Low Impact Development Treatment Train Tool

Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program 2017 | Maps, Tools & Data

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Bioretention Climate change resilience Constructed wetlands Detention chambers Education and outreach Green roofs Hydrodynamic separators Low impact development Multi-LID sites Nutrient management Permeable pavement Planning and development Pollution Prevention Rainwater harvesting Soakaways, infiltration trenches and chambers Stormwater management ponds Swales and ditches Water balance Water conservation Water quality Water resources engineering Watershed planning

Making Green Infrastructure Mainstream: Exploring the Use of the Drainage Act for Decentralized Stormwater Management on Private Property

Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program 2017 | Reports

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Climate change resilience Low impact development Multi-LID sites Planning and development Pollution Prevention Water balance Water conservation Water quality Water resources engineering Watershed planning

UOIT North Oshawa Campus Low Impact Development

Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program 2017 | Case Studies

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Bioretention Constructed wetlands Green roofs Low impact development Multi-LID sites Rainwater harvesting Soakaways, infiltration trenches and chambers Water conservation

Creating More Absorbent Landscapes Through Soil Amendments

D. Young 2016 | Presentations, Videos & Webcasts

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Conventional stormwater management Education and outreach Healthy soils Inspection and maintenance Nutrient management Protecting and Restoring Natural Features Stormwater management ponds Water conservation

CVC Head Office Low Impact Development Infrastructure Performance and Risk Assessment

Credit Valley Conservation 2016 | Reports

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Inspection and maintenance Low impact development Permeable pavement Rainwater harvesting Swales and ditches Water conservation Water quality

CVC Head Office Low Impact Development Infrastructure Performance and Risk Assessment

Credit Valley Conservation 2016 | Case Studies

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Low impact development Permeable pavement Rainwater harvesting Swales and ditches Water conservation Water quality

RESOURCE LIBRARY | WATER

Evaluation of Retrofitted Lot Level Stormwater Source Control Practices – Calstone Inc., Toronto

Inspection and Maintenance of Stormwater Best Management Practices Rainwater Cisterns Fact Sheet

The Drainage Act as a Tool to Facilitate the Aggregation and Wide-Scale Implementation of Green, Low Impact Drainage Infrastructure on Private Property: Position Paper

Kleinburg Starbucks Fusion Garden Retrofit

Low Impact Development Treatment Train Tool

Making Green Infrastructure Mainstream: Exploring the Use of the Drainage Act for Decentralized Stormwater Management on Private Property

UOIT North Oshawa Campus Low Impact Development

Creating More Absorbent Landscapes Through Soil Amendments

CVC Head Office Low Impact Development Infrastructure Performance and Risk Assessment

CVC Head Office Low Impact Development Infrastructure Performance and Risk Assessment

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