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Created2010-10
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A comprehensive research program for the characterization of storm water runoff from an Arizona highway was conducted from January through December 2007. The study area covered a portion of the Loop 202 freeway west of Mesa Drive to a retention basin east of Lindsay Road in Mesa, Arizona. Storm water

A comprehensive research program for the characterization of storm water runoff from an Arizona highway was conducted from January through December 2007. The study area covered a portion of the Loop 202 freeway west of Mesa Drive to a retention basin east of Lindsay Road in Mesa, Arizona. Storm water samples were collected from two storm water detention basins and a discharge point to the Salt River. The study was conducted by manually collecting storm water samples with passive automatic samplers and analyzing them for various roadway constituents. A primary objective of this research effort was to establish baseline values of constituents in ADOT highway runoff, aiding in the evaluation of related best management practices. A total of 16 storm water samples was collected from the research area between January 2007 and December 2007.

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ContributorsArizona. Department of Transportation (Issuing body) / Apogee Research, Inc. (Publisher)
Created1995-07
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Arizona, like many other states, faces continuous pressure to invest in transportation despite the chronic threat of spending shortfalls. One new option being explored is the State Infrastructure Bank (SIB), or revolving loan fund. SIBs could be created at the state or multi-state level and would be designed to hel

Arizona, like many other states, faces continuous pressure to invest in transportation despite the chronic threat of spending shortfalls. One new option being explored is the State Infrastructure Bank (SIB), or revolving loan fund. SIBs could be created at the state or multi-state level and would be designed to help states supplement and complement existing financing innovations as well as providing a base for other financial tools.