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→Infiltration Trenches, Chambers & Soakaways
[[File:Infiltration chamber profile.PNG|1100px]]
[[File:Infiltration chamber profile.PNG|1100px]]
Please see below a profile and plan view of a soakaway (also known as a dry well) installed on a residential property connected to the home's downspout. The drawing depicts how the installation can be installed with a typical downspout disconnection (or bypass), and fitted with an overflow that connects to the home's stormwater lateral that then enters the municipal system. This configuration of a soakway allows for full infiltration and includes an inspection port for monitoring purposes.
Drawings are from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection's [https://www.njstormwater.org/bmp_manual2.htm NJ Stormwater Best Management Practices Manual]. <ref>https://www.njstormwater.org/bmp_manual2.htm</ref> document. For further details about this cross section drawing and other LID BMPs please visit the link.
[[File:Residential soakaway profile.PNG|1000px]]
[[File:Residential soakaway plan.PNG|1100px]]
==Bioretention==
==Bioretention==