Stormwater Management

 

A rain garden at a residence in Mount Pleasant, PA

 

Managing Stormwater

When natural areas such as meadows, fields, and woodlands are developed with houses, streets, and stores, there is less area for rain to sink into the ground.  Instead, when rain hits the buildings and pavement, it simply runs off.

Stormwater management deals with this runoff — its volume, velocity, and affect on water quality.

Property owners, engineers, and municipalities are all impacted by water runoff in some way, whether by erosion of land, sedimentation of streams, or flooding of lawns or buildings.

Contact us for…

  • Meetings to discuss proposed projects, pre-design meetings and pre-construction meetings
  • Calculation and design assistance
  • Site visits related to stormwater management or design questions
  • Information on the Turtle Creek Watershed Stormwater Management Plan
  • Municipal stormwater management issues
  • Rain gardens and bioinfiltration devices

Local Stormwater Retrofit Case Studies

Click here for an informative PDF (8.29 mg)

 

 

Stormwater Management Program Staff

Contact: Jim Pillsbury, MS, PE, Hydraulic Engineer

Jim@wcdpa.com

Contact: Kathryn Hamilton, RLA, Landscape Architect/Stormwater Technician

Kathyh@wcdpa.com

 

Contact: Kathy Fritz, Stormwater Management Program Administrative Assistant

Kathyf@wcdpa.com