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Roadway Drainage and Runoff Study

2012 Roadway Drainage and Runoff Inventory

The 2012 Roadway Drainage and Runoff Inventory will focus on stormwater infrastructure on roadway facilities. To fulfill the requirements of the Environmental Protection Agency's NPDES Phase II permit, OCPC will be assisting member communities in mapping stormwater infrastructure.


2011 Roadway Drainage and Runoff Study

The Roadway Drainage and Runoff study intends to build upon the insights gained in the Climate Change Transportation Impact Study, to explore the potential effects that climate change-related events could possibly have on the transportation network and on the natural environment, and to explore the condition of the storm water drainage network in these problem areas. The study connects the potential impacts discussed in the Climate Change Transportation Impact Study with adaptation measures designed to keep our transportation infrastructure functioning properly while enhancing the quality of our valuable natural resources.

* Due to the large size of the maps in the document, the text of the study report is made available here without the included maps. The map data will soon be available on OCPC's Interactive Map Gallery, or by request. Please call 508-583-1833 or email Charles Kilmer to request a digital or printed copy.