FINISHED PARKING LOT

multi-colored Autumn Blend creates a beautiful hardscape

FINISHED PARKING LOT

pavers add interest, aesthetic, and mitigate stormwater

FINISHED PARKING LOT

heat island effect is reduced, while creating an attractive parking lot

FINISHED PARKING LOT

pavers help compliment and complete the finished landscape

FINISHED PARKING LOT

storm drain basin lid, flush with pavers

FINISHED PARKING LOT

parking island with curb cuts and dry wells

FINISHED PARKING LOT

parking island serves as emergency ‘PLD’

FINISHED PARKING LOT

‘water bucket test’ shows infiltration of finished product

FINISHED PARKING LOT

parking stalls with pavement markings

FIRST SNOW

October snow storm

FIRST SNOW

traditional asphalt lot side-by-side permeable pavers

FIRST SNOW

snowmelt on asphalt must runoff; whereas it can infiltrate on paver lot

FIRST SNOW

snowmelt drains through paver joints and open aggregate

SPECIAL THANKS

Contributing Photographers:

Herman Feissner – Feissner Consulting

Basil Hamdan – City of Fort Collins

Clair Knapp – Delta Construction

Dave Richer – Earth Engineering Consultants

Andy Reese – Northern Engineering

Nick Haws – Northern Engineering

SPECIAL THANKS

Project Team:

General Contractor

Architect

Landscape Architect & Planner

Civil Engineer

Geotechnical Engineer

Paver Installer

Aqua-Bric® Supplier

SPECIAL THANKS

Permeable Paver Partners:

Basil Hamdan– Stormwater Quality Engineer –

Michelle Finchum– Education Specialist –

Bob Smith– Water Planning & Development Manager –

Brendan McGivney– Head of Production –

Doug Odell– Founder / Owner –

Wynne Odell– CEO / President / Owner–

Corkie Odell– Owner –

QUESTIONS

Slide Show Author:

Nick Haws, PE, LEED AP– Project Manager –

970.221.4158nick@northernengineering.com