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Summary Of: Bioswale

a bioswale may have a meandering or almost straight channel alignment... a total of 2330 lineal feet of bioswale was designed and installed to capture pollutant runoff from entering the... A second example of a large scale designed bioswale is at the Carneros Business Park... A total of two lineal miles of bioswale was designed into the project... The purpose of the bioswale was to minimize runoff contaminants from entering... The designed bioswale channel is grass...

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