Technical and Engineering Guidelines for Stormwater ...
guidelines. In some situations, local standards or requirements may overwrite provincial guidelines. For example, identified erosion sites on a creek may necessitate a lower flow rate than provincial guidelines. 1.4 Stormwater Design Criteria Stormwater criteria shall be defined at the preliminary stages of a new planning development, and
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