…the pavement is limited because of the multiple services below the ground which occupy space, obstruct roots and need to be accessed from time to time for maintenance. The Silva…
…to be involved in order for it to make it through the approval process?” included Planning, Engineering, City Council, Public Works, Environmental and Maintenance staff, Economic Development, City Attorney, City…
…the Planning and Zoning Commission and applying for a building permit all the way through construction and ongoing maintenance. It has enforced contingencies. Essentially, the City of Dublin has made…
…Trees that with proper care and maintenance should live for many, many decades, and pay back their communities many times over in both aesthetics and function. If the city can…
…Stacks of Silva Cells are attached vertically, but not horizontally, making future excavation and repairs easily to isolate, and maintenance simple. Silva Cells can be stacked one, two, or three…
…as trees get larger, they can intercept and evapotranspire greater quantities of rainfall and retain dissolved nutrients efficiently, meaning that vegetated stormwater management solutions should, with proper maintenance, actually improve…
…cannot tolerate fallen or broken trees in the urban environment; so structural pruning of young trees is the best way to preserve trees and lower maintenance costs. To learn more,…
…100 feet (30 m) wide. The boulevards laid out by Baron Haussmann were lined with pollarded trees which were heavily pruned every year, a maintenance regime which kept these trees…
…of these low densities, tax money and relative need for road improvements and maintenance were relatively insignificant compared to the larger cities. The Industrial Revolution (late 1700s – mid 1800s)…
…applications, sustainability, cost, maintenance, and lessons learned are all covered. We’re hoping that the magazine will run a subsequent article by a third party researcher who can unpack the differences…
Soil. Stormwater. Sustainable Infrastructure.
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