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During construction of a light rail project that connected the downtowns of Minneapolis and St. Paul, the two cities planted 1,000 trees and included gardens and other components to absorb rain along the route. Officials estimate that it cuts stormwater runoff in half. (Photo courtesy of NACTO)
Better coordination between transportation planners and utilities’ stormwater management is the aim of a new guide produced by the National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO).The Urban Street Stormwater Guide is meant to be a resource for city engineers and policymakers to use to do a better job of incorporating green infrastructure into redesigned streetscapes and other transportation projects. While there are many how-to technical guides on installing green infrastructure, few focus on exactly how to best integrate those features alongside the necessary transportation components on a street, says Corinne Kisner, NACTO’s director of policy and special projects, in a report
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