The first uses technology to recapture and store stormwater through water-permeable paving bricks at the top of the site, which drain down to an underground 22,000-gallon cistern. Stormwater ...

Once a location for the cistern is identified, the remaining equipment is often co-located with the irrigation equipment. Ultimately the debris/sediment filters as well as smaller micron filters ...

The San Diego Airport’s north side stormwater cistern. Photo via @SDAirportAuth Twitter. The San Diego County Regional Airport Authority captured, treated and reused 812,500 gallons of ...

One such cistern still stands as part of the Villa delle Vignacce, ... or small cisterns, specifically to capture stormwater runoff as a means of watershed protection.

Around Raleigh, there are hundreds of examples of green stormwater infrastructure from Chavis Park to Union Station, ... from the cistern collecting rain water to a system across the street, ...

Rebates require a cistern that holds, at minimum, 250 gallons, meaning rain barrels don’t qualify. Interested parties can request a free on-site inspection. Keep in mind that even with the right ...

But using green infrastructure like bioswales and a cistern can capture and divert some of that stormwater runoff, reducing the stress on Jones Island, the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District ...

Around Raleigh, there are hundreds of examples of green stormwater infrastructure from Chavis Park to Union Station, ... from the cistern collecting rain water to a system across the street, ...

Storage solutions — different ways to store water, whether it be underground, in a pond, cistern or elsewhere — will most likely be a common project request, Savereide said.