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<x� ��The Designers' Notebook--1/1 _____ _ w. �a ,: p , ry s Irs .W ::n F`S@ fad}/ A,E.4kii "•:,..:.. ...,. Cost o'i f' The initial cost to install a grass paver system will, in most construction costs. cases, be higher than that of a comparable paved area. This ilia cost differential can be reached or eliminated,in many cases, Maintenance costs may be a consideration. Mowing may because the stormwater drainage system necessary for the be required, and occasional watering may be necessary dur- parking area can be smaller in size, reducing materials and ing long, dry periods. p 6 • _IIIION • 1 • c , 1. , ' • is•- " !.. - 4.-',+'. , '- li♦ /' y - •.uldh i 4. • v Fes^ Y+ •i ', ` . •• • REFERENCES 3. Kamedulski,G. E.and McCuen, R. H.,"Evaluation of Alternative c: 1. Poertner, H.G., "Practices in Detention of Urban Stormwater Stormwater Detention Policies," Journal of the Water Resources ; i Runoff,"APWA, July 1974. Planning and Management Division,ASCE,Vol.105,No.WR2,Sep- 2. Lager, J.A. et al, "Urban Stormwater Management and Tech- tember 1979. nology: Update and Users' Guide," EPA-600/8-77-014, U.S. Envi- 4. American Public Works Association, "Urban Stormwater Man- ronmental Protection Agency, September 1977. agement, Special Report No. 49,"APWA, 1981. Prepared for the American Planning Association—Environmental Division by Frank A.Rupp Ill,Illinois Department of Transportation.Illustration by Cynthia M.Montague, L.A.,Senior Planner,Lake County Department of Planning,Zoning,and Environmental Quality,Waukegan.IL. 6r NatureScape July 1982 ` ` .....