Technical Bulletin No 1: Stormwater Design Guidelines for Karst Terrain
The karst terrain in the Bay watershed is distinct from some other regions in that the bedrock is very ancient and, in many areas, is deeply buried by residual soils.
The karst terrain in the Bay watershed is distinct from some other regions in that the bedrock is very ancient and, in many areas, is deeply buried by residual soils.
Webcast explaining the challenges for stormwater in a ‘dissolving landscape’ such as karst terrain.
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Karst is a dynamic landscape characterized by sinkholes, springs, and caves. Karst terrain complicates the land development process and requires a unique approach to stormwater design.
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