Master critical design, maintenance, and regulatory strategies for stormwater detention and retention systems, ensuring effective and compliant water management.
This course, "Stormwater Detention and Retention System Design," provides a comprehensive understanding of designing effective stormwater management. It delves into the critical differences between detention and retention, highlighting their distinct purposes in water quantity and quality control. Participants will learn about regulatory frameworks, including the Clean Water Act and NPDES permits, and explore how these shape design considerations. The program offers invaluable insights into low impact development strategies, emphasizing sustainable practices that mimic natural hydrology and promote on-site water management.
Key topics covered include:
By the end of this course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to design resilient, cost-effective, and environmentally sound stormwater detention and retention systems, meeting current regulatory demands and contributing to sustainable urban development.
Online Courses for Engineers
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Civil Engineer, City of Greenville, NC
Mr. Norris is a civil engineer for the City of Greenville, North Carolina, specializing in stormwater engineering, and he is the owner of Norris Environmental Engineering, PLLC. He is a professional engineer, a certified floodplain manager, a certified professional in stormwater quality, and a certified professional in low impact development. Prior to working for the City of Greenville, Mr. Norris worked with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission and the North Carolina Division of Water Quality. He was also the environmental specialist and floodplain administrator for the City of Wilson. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Fish and Wildlife Management and a master’s degree in Biological and Agricultural Engineering, both from North Carolina State University.
