Slope Stability Definition & Determination Guideline
Slope stability definition and determination guideline.
Slope stability definition and determination guideline.
These guidelines have been developed to provide direction to practitioners for those features that are not clearly covered by existing policy and legislation as being important eco-hydrological features (e.g. perennial streams and provincially significant wetlands), but may contribute to the overall health of a watershed.
Guidelines developed to assist landscape architects or other professionals in preparing planting plans for stormwater management (SWM) wet ponds. Provides guidance on the moisture zones present in a typical SWM wet pond, plant selection, seed mixes, calculations of plant materials, stocking sizes, and topsoil and site preparation.
Appendix A of “Conservation Authority Natural Heritage System for the City of Brampton: Final Technical Report”. Includes maps associated with the development of the Conservation Authority Natural Heritage System in the City of Brampton.
Report documenting the methodology used by CVC and TRCA to combine their respective natural heritage systems to map a Conservation Authority Natural Heritage System in the City of Brampton. The report includes recommendations for implementation for the City to consider when updating the natural heritage system in their official plan.
This guide was developed as a practical field guide to be used on a day to day basis to ensure low impact development projects are installed properly through all phases of the project.
Common perceived barriers to low impact development and how to overcome them.
Overview of lessons learned from low impact development for designers, consulting engineers, municipalities, landowners and inspectors.
Overview of lessons learned from low impact development for contractors.
Overview of Alton Village low impact development marketing strategy.
Overview of Terra Cotta Conservation Area rain garden project.
How low impact development (LID) can meet regional, provincial and federal objectives for LID public lands retrofits.
This guide’s aim is to offer information, guidance, case studies, and tools to properties managed by municipalities and other public lands about low impact development.
Business and multi-residential low impact development case studies.
Tender and contract documents for low impact development road retrofits
Through surveys of landowners, this report: (i) documents landowner wetland management history; (ii) understands landowner preferences and attitudes about wetlands and the ecosystem services they provide; (iii)
assesses the willingness of landowners to implement wetland restoration or enhancement on their
property; and (iv) evaluates landowner preferences for compensation.
Detailed design of low impact development business and multi-residential retrofits.
Business and multi-residential low impact development case studies.
This guide’s aim is to offer advice and support to the business and multi-residential community with low impact development and better manage stormwater.