Since the first edition of the Developers Green Infrastructure Guide was published in 2017, much has changed. Green stormwater infrastructure is becoming more common and better understood in New Jersey, and traditional ways of managing stormwater are going the way of the dinosaur. Why? Because green is the new gray. Through a collaborative approach involving… Read More »
Maximize the use of small spaces. Locate green infrastructure in tandem with project structures Include more small, decentralized green infrastructure in order to best reduce the size and cost associated with end-of-pipe stormwater management systems. This will also maximize infiltration and reduce the affects of groundwater mounding. Use every “left over” area in the site… Read More »
Include green infrastructure design considerations and co-benefits when creating concept plans. Premiums on residential price points Added value from viewsheds, such as for outdoor restaurant seating or in/around an on-site recreation area Enhanced outdoor break areas for employees Shaded parking areas With pervious pavement, reduced potential for water/ice related liabilities, such as slip and fall… Read More »
The Developers Green Infrastructure Guide 2.0 breaks down New Jersey’s Stormwater Rule amendments and helps developers and decision-makers understand more clearly green infrastructure options and advantages, compare alternatives, evaluate costs and benefits.
The Developers Green Infrastructure Guide 2.0 is brought to you by the Developers Green Infrastructure Task Force, a partnership between New Jersey Future and the New Jersey Builders Association.
The Task Force gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the William Penn Foundation, which made this project possible.
