Chapter 4 Open-Channel Flow
Biofiltration swales are shallow, grass-lined, open channels that clean stormwater runoff before it reaches a receiving body. The PEO should route stormwater through biofiltration . swales or other approved stormwater BMPs as required in the . Highway Runoff Manual. A downstream analysis identifies and evaluates the impacts a project will have ...
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