Resources

The following sources have been cited during the course of this work:

Buffers
(1) Center for Watershed Protection Web site www.cwp.org

(2) Moglen, Dr. Glenn E. “Urbanization, Stream Buffers, and Stewardship in Maryland.” The Practice of Watershed Protection 2000

(4) Schueler, Tom. “The Architecture of Urban Stream Buffers.” The Practice of Watershed Protection 2000.

(5) Aquatic Buffers Fact Sheet: Buffer Zones www.stormwatercenter.net

Detention/Infilteration Basins
(1) Stormwater Center Stormwater Management Fact Sheet: Dry Extended Detention Pond www.stormwatercenter.net

(2) Stormwater Center Stormwater Management Fact Sheet: Wet Pond www.stormwatercenter.net

(3) Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Conservation Practice Standard: Wet Detention Basin No. 1001, June 1999 www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/wm/nps/stormwater/publications.htm#wet

Erosion Control
(1) Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Web site: www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/waterway/stormwater.htm

Illicit Discharges
(1) United States Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Water Web site. www.epa.gov/wate r

(2) Wisconsin Administrative Code Chapter NR 216 www.legis.state.wi.us/rsb/code/nr/nr216.pdf

(3) Center for Watershed Protection. “Non-Stormwater Fact Sheet: Septic Systems” www.stormwatercenter.net

Overlay Districts
(1) Land Use in Kinderhook (Web site)
www.berk.com/kinderhook/11.html

(2) Dodge County, WI Land Use Code

(5) Town of Hollis, New Hampshire Land Use Code
www.hollis.nh.us/zo2002.htm

Open-Space Design
(1) Horner, Wesley R. “Conservation Design: Managing Stormwater through Maximizing Preventive Nonstructural Practices.” Conference Proceedings from the National Conference on Tools for Urban Water Resource Management & Protection. Feb 2000

(2) “Better Site Design Fact Sheet: Open Space Design” Stormwater Center fact sheet
http://www.stormwatercenter.net/Assorted%20Fact%20Sheets/Tool4_Site_Design/open_space.htm

(3) Schueler, Thomas, “Use of Open Space Design to Protect Watersheds.” The Practice of Watershed Protection, 2000

(4) Nonpoint Source News-Notes, EPA “Landscaped Rain Gardens Offer Stormwater Control”

Parking Lots
1 US Environmental Protection Agency. 1991. Urbanization and Streams: Studies of Hydrologic Impacts. 841-R-97-009. December 1997.

2 Lyons, John need the study

3 1000 Friends of Washington, Transportation Action Network – website.

4 Guerro, Peter. 2001. Better Data and Evaluation of Urban Runoff Programs Needed to ssess Effectiveness. FDCH
Government Account Reports. June 29, 2001.

5 Arnold Jr., Chester; Gibbons, C. James. 1996. Impervious Surface Coverage; The Emergence of a Key Environmental Indicator. Journal of the American Planning Association. Spring 1996. Vol. 62, Issue 2.

6 Transportation Action Network – website

7 Schueler, Thomas. 1998. The Importance of Imperviousness. Watershed Protection Techniques. The Center for Watershed Protection April 28, 1998.

8 Purdue University. 2001. Land Use and Water Quality. Safe Water for the Future Website.

9 Bannerman, Roger T., Dodds, R. B.; Hornewar, N. J. 1993. Sources of Pollutants in Wisconsin Stormwater. Water Science and Technology.

10 Willson, Richard W. 1995. Suburban Parking Requirements: A Tacit Policy for Automobile Use and Sprawl. Journal of the American Planning Association 61, 1: 29-42.

11 Booth, Dereck B.; Levitt, Jennifer. 1999. Field Evaluation of Permeable pavement Systems for Improved Stormwater Management. Journal of the American Planning Association. Summer 1999. Vol. 65 Issue 3.

12 Shoup, Donald. 1999. In Lieu of Required Parking. Journal of Planning Education and Research. Vol. 18 Issue 4

13 Olympia Washington “Impervious Surface Reduction Study”

14 Booth, Dereck B.; Levitt, Jennifer. 1999. Field Evaluation of Permeable Pavement Systems for Improved Stormwater Management. Journal of the American Planning Association. Summer 1999. Vol. 65 Issue 3.

15 Booth, Dereck B.; Levitt, Jennifer. 1999. Field Evaluation of Permeable Pavement Systems for Improved Stormwater Management. Journal of the American Planning Association. Summer 1999. Vol. 65 Issue 3.

16 Rushton, BT. 2001. Low Impact Parking Lot Design Reduces Runoff and Pollutant Loads. Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management. March 2001. Vol. 127. Issue 3.

17 Arnold Jr., Chester; Gibbons, C. James. 1996.Impervious Surface Coverage; The Emergence of a Key Environmental Indicator. Journal of the American Planning Association. Spring 1996. Vol. 62, Issue 2.

18 Arnold Jr., Chester; Gibbons, C. James. 1996.Impervious Surface Coverage; The Emergence of a Key Environmental Indicator. Journal of the American Planning Association. Spring 1996. Vol. 62, Issue 2.

19 Lager, John A.; Smith, William G.; Lynard, William G.; Finn, Robert M.; Finnemore, John. 1977. Urban Stormwater Management and Technology: Update and Users’ Guide. US EPA . EPA-600/8-77-014 c.2.

20 US EPA; Parking Lot and Street Cleaning – Storm Water Phase II Menu of BMP’s and Model Permits. US EPA.

21 Booth, Dereck B.; Levitt, Jennifer. 1999. Field Evaluation of Permeable Pavement Systems for Improved Stormwater Management. Journal of the American Planning Association. Summer 1999. Vol. 65 Issue 3.

22 Arnold Jr., Chester; Gibbons, C. James. 1996.Impervious Surface Coverage; The Emergence of a Key Environmental Indicator. Journal of the American Planning Association. Spring 1996. Vol. 62, Issue 2.

23 Booth, Dereck B.; Levitt, Jennifer. 1999. Field Evaluation of Permeable Pavement Systems for Improved Stormwater Management. Journal of the American Planning Association. Summer 1999. Vol. 65 Issue 3.

Stormwater Control
(1) Stormwater Center Stormwater Management Fact Sheet: Wet Pond www.stormwatercenter.net

(2) Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Conservation Practice Standard: Wet Detention Basin No. 1001, June 1999 www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/wm/nps/stormwater/publications.htm#wet

(3) www.on.ec.gc.ca/wildlife/factsheets/fs_stormwater-e.html

Streets and Roads
1. Arnold Jr., Chester; Gibbons, James. “ Impervious Surface Coverage” Journal of American Planning Association. Vol. 62 Issue 2 Spring, 1996.

2. US EPA Best Management Practices – Maintenance Practices

3. Bannerman, Roger; Owens, D.W.; Dodds, R. B.; Hornewer, N.J. “Sources of Pollutants in Wisconsin Stormwater” Water Science Technology. Vol. 28 No.3-5 Pages 241-259. 1993

4. State of Indiana Website “Safe Water: Land Use and Water Quality” Purdue University

5. US EPA “Parking Lot and Street Cleaning - Storm Water Phase II Menu of BMP’s and Model Permits”

6. State of Indiana “Safe Water: Land Use and Water Quality” Purdue University

7. US EPA “Parking Lot and Street Cleaning -Storm Water Phase II Menu of BMP’s and Model Permits”

8. US EPA “Road Salt Application and Storage – Storm Water Phase II Menu of BMP’s and Model Permits”

9. McPherson, Gregory; Nowak, David; Rowntree, rowan. “Chicago’s Urban Forest Ecosystem: Results of the Chicago Urban Forest Climate Project.” U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service 1994.

10. Wexler, Mark. “Money Does Grow on Trees – and so Does Better Health and Happiness” National Wildlife, April/May 1998. Vol. 35 Issue 3

11. “Working Trees for Communities” National Agroforestery Center Brochure

12. McPherson, Gregory; Nowak, David; Rowntree, rowan. “Chicago’s Urban Forest Ecosystem: Results of the Chicago Urban Forest Climate Project. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service 1994.

13. Arnold Jr., Chester; Gibbons, James. “ Impervious Surface Coverage” Journal of American Planning Association. Vol. 62 Issue 2 Spring 1996.

14. Burden, Dan; Wallwork, Michael; Sides, Ken; Bright Rue, Harrison. “Street Design Guidelines for Healthy Neighborhoods” Local Government Commission Center for Livable Communities. 1999.

15. State of Oregon….

16. Center for Watershed Protection. Consensus Agreement On Model Development Principles To Protect Our Streams, Lakes and Wetlands

Street Trees
(1) Curtis, John T. Vegetation of Wisconsin

(2) McPherson, Gregory; Nowak, David; Rowntree, Rowan. “Chicago’s Urban Forest Ecosystem: Results of the Chicago Urban Forest Climate Project.” U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service 1994.

(3) McPherson, Gregory; Simpson, James; Peper, Paula; Xiao, Quingu. “Benefit-Cost Analysis of Modesto’s Municipal Urban Forest.” Journal of Arboriculture 25(5), September 1999.

(4) Bay Journal, January-February 2002, Volume 11, No. 10

Subdivisions
(1) Stormwater Center fact sheet “Better Site Design Fact Sheet: Open Space Design. www.stormwatercenter.net

(2) Stormwater Center fact sheet “Better Site Design: Narrower Streets.” www.stormwatercenter.net

(3) Stormwater Center fact sheet “Alternative Turnarounds.” www.stormwatercenter.net

(4) Arendt, Randall Rural By Design

(5) Claytor, R.A. Practical Tips for Construction Site Phasing. The Practice of Watershed Protection, 2000

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