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EPA continues work on new federal stormwater regulations that are expected to impact development

EPA continues work on new federal stormwater regulations that are expected to impact development


By BD+C Staff | July 17, 2013

The Environmental Protection Agency continues to develop new stormwater regulations that are expected to force project developers to write stormwater considerations into designs.

The reason: it's easier and cheaper to manage stormwater by decreasing a building's footprint or designing landscapes to soak up water than it is to add devices after the building is in place.

Some developers may have to install things like pollution-reducing green roofs or stormwater-retention basins. The rulemaking process, begun in 2010, appears to have been delayed for political reasons, but may move forward after a new EPA chief is installed.

(http://www.eenews.net/stories/1059983921)

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