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Drainage news: Behold a working bioswale!
Starting in 2015, Albany will require new land developments of one acre or more to install facilities to collect rainwater from impervious surfaces, like pavement and roofs, and let it seep into the ground. On a ride the other day, I finally saw one of these installations in action. (Imagine my excitement.)
Tags: Albany City Council, bioswales, rain gardens, stormwater facilities