
- SWAT Overview
- Providing Technical Assistance to Local Governments by Deanna Glosser, Ph.D.
- McHenry County SWAT Workshop, September 11, 2009
- DeKalb County SWAT Workshop, September 19, 2009
- Boone County SWAT Workshop-March 19, 2009
- Lake County SWAT Workshop, September 17, 2008
- Workshop Agenda
- Speakers Bios
- Examples of Local & Regional Runoff Reduction & Infiltration Practices
- “Green” Infrastructure and Water Resources (USEPA)
- Workshop Powerpoint Presentations:
- Workshop CD Materials
- Workshop CD Materials
- Crystal Lake Implementation Plan
- Changing Development Rules in Your Community (Watershed Protection Techniques. 3(2): 657-660)
- Changing Cost Perceptions: An Analysis of Conservation Design
- A Comparison of Runoff Quantity and Quality from Two Small Basins Undergoing Implementation of Conventional-and Low-Impact-Development (LID) Strategies: Cross Plains, Wisconsin, Water Years 1999–2005 (USGS) (Large PDF download 5.66 MB)
- Downstream Economic Benefits of Conservation Development by Douglas M. Johnston1; John B. Braden2; and Thomas H. Price, P.E.3
- Blackberry Creek Watershed Alternative Futures Fiscal Impact Study Kane County, Illinois March 2004
- McHenry County Subdivision Ordinance Conservation Design Standards and Procedures
- Multifunctional Landscaping: Putting Your Parking Lot Design Requirements to Work for Water Quality-University of Illinois Extension
- Egra Stone Installation Guidelines (porous pavement)
- Rain Gardens: A How-To Manual for Homeowners by Roger Bannerman, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
- An Introduction to Better Site Design. Watershed Protection Techniques 3(2): 623 – 632
- Skinny Streets and One-sided Sidewalks: A Strategy for Not Paving Paradise Cedar Wells, City of Olympia, WA, Watershed Protection Techniques. 1(3): 135-137
- Storm Water Best Management Practices Start at Home, University of Illinois Extension
- Drainage Issues on the Rural-Urban Fringe, University of Illinois Extension
- Blackberry Creek Watershed Alternative Futures Analysis September 2003
- Green Alley Handbook, City of Chicago
- Municipal Guide to Low Impact Development
- Past SWAT Projects
For more information contact Amy Talbot at atalbot@cmap.illinois.gov or 312.386.8646