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Runoff Volume Control Target (RVC<sub>T</sub>)  
 
Runoff Volume Control Target (RVC<sub>T</sub>)  
 
{{textbox|1="The means to achieve the RVC<sub>T</sub> includes:<br>
 
{{textbox|1="The means to achieve the RVC<sub>T</sub> includes:<br>
a)'''Retention''' - where the captured volume shall be ultimately infiltrated, evapotranspired or re-used and the specified volume will not later be discharged to sewer networks (with the exception of internal water re-use activities) or surface waters and does not therefore become runoff,
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a)'''Retention''' - where the captured volume shall be ultimately [[infiltration|infiltrated]], [[Evapotraspiration|evapotranspired]] or [[Rainwater harvesting|re-used]] and the specified volume will not later be discharged to sewer networks (with the exception of internal water re-use activities) or surface waters and does not therefore become runoff,
 
and<br>
 
and<br>
 
b)'''Volume Capture and Treatment''' - Also referred to as `treatment and release`, where the volume capture and treatment directly aims at reducing surface water impairment through treatment of the specified volume, often referred to as a “water quality volume”.<ref>MOECC (2018)</ref>}}
 
b)'''Volume Capture and Treatment''' - Also referred to as `treatment and release`, where the volume capture and treatment directly aims at reducing surface water impairment through treatment of the specified volume, often referred to as a “water quality volume”.<ref>MOECC (2018)</ref>}}
 
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Revision as of 14:38, 17 October 2017

Recommended regional 90th percentile volume targets for Ontario

Runoff Volume Control Target (RVCT)

"The means to achieve the RVCT includes:
a)Retention - where the captured volume shall be ultimately infiltrated, evapotranspired or re-used and the specified volume will not later be discharged to sewer networks (with the exception of internal water re-use activities) or surface waters and does not therefore become runoff, and
b)Volume Capture and Treatment - Also referred to as `treatment and release`, where the volume capture and treatment directly aims at reducing surface water impairment through treatment of the specified volume, often referred to as a “water quality volume”.[1]

  1. MOECC (2018)