Green Infrastructure Contractor Training Program 5WKS COST FREE

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Green Infrastructure Contractor Training Program 5WKS COST FREE City of Detroit Green Infrastructure Contractor Training Program 5WKS COST FREE

CONTENTS Program Implementation Drainage Charge Introduction to Stormwater Natural Habitats Elements of Landscape Design Elements of Green Infrastructure Construction Techniques

Construction Techniques Depaving Excavation and Subgrade Concrete work Liners and Geotextiles Underdrains Aggregates Soils Bioretention

Maintenance of Green Infr Designing and building maintenance Short-term (years 1 and 2) Long-term (beyond year 2) Techniques

Field Training Site Visits to installed projects Communicating with neighbors

PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION Program Overview Permitting Requirements Contractor obtained permits Inspections and Coordination Excavated Materials Non-Residential vs. Residential Prop

DRAINAGE CHARGE General principles Design details Placing the stormwater Inspection and Acceptance Final testing and sign-off Grades and Elevations Infilitration

INTRODUCTION to Stormwater Systems and Drainage Stormwater Runoff Stormwater Management

NATURAL HABITATS Planting materials Placement Timing Protection Maintenance

ELEMENTS of LANDSCAPE Site Selection and Site Planning Slope and Natural Drainage Area

ELEMENTS OF GREEN Michigan LID Manual Aesthetic Expectations Biorentention Downspout Disconnection Disconnecting impervious area Rainwater Harvesting Rainwater Gardens

ELEMENTS of GREEN Bioswales Permeable Pavements Green Roofs Asphalt – mix, placement, rolling, tacifier Concrete – contractor certification program Interlocking pavers – setting bed, joint mat Green Roofs Green Streets and Alleys

SITE PREP Limits of Construction Tree Protection Soil Protection Temporary Soil Erosion

DEPAVING Pavement removal and disposal Soil restoration and pavement removal Grading Vegetation

Excavation and subgrade Excavation – material disposal Compaction Equipment Soil conditioning Flat means flat

CONCRETE WORK Precast MHs, CBs, other structures Poured in place How to protect subgrade during concrete

FUTURE PARTNERS NMCA NAMCE NOMA DDF U.S. GBC PACE

FUNDERS Erb Foundation DEGC BSEED DWSD GLWA

CONTACTS Tim Miles DEGC Palencia Mobley GLWA Marcus Jones DTC Dave Jones BSEED

DATES October 1, 2016 Engineers Training February 1, 2017 Contractors Training March 1, 2017 Commercial Customers March 1, 2018 Residential Customers

CONTACT Marcus Jones Director Detroit Training Center 313.221.5876 marcus@detroittraining.com