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*[[Bedding layer]] and [[Permeable pavements: Specifications|joint filler]] should consist of [[clear stone]] and [[gravel]] rather than [[sand]] to prevent [[clogging]].
*[[Bedding layer]] and [[Permeable pavements: Specifications|joint filler]] should consist of [[clear stone]] and [[gravel]] rather than [[sand]] to prevent [[clogging]].
*Granular materials should not be applied as anti-skid agents during [[winter]] because they can quickly clog the system.
*Granular materials should not be applied as anti-skid agents during [[winter]] because they can quickly clog the system.
*[[Winter Management|Winter maintenance]] practices should be limited to plowing, with [[Salt|de-icing salts]] applied sparingly.
*[[Winter management|Winter maintenance]] practices should be limited to plowing, with [[Salt|de-icing salts]] applied sparingly.
*The [[Permeable pavements: Specifications|slope]] of the permeable pavement surface should be at least 1% and no greater than 5%.
*The [[Permeable pavements: Specifications|slope]] of the permeable pavement surface should be at least 1% and no greater than 5%.
*The impervious land surrounding and draining onto the pavement should not exceed the area of the permeable pavement (1:1 / I:P ratio).
*The impervious land surrounding and draining onto the pavement should not exceed the area of the permeable pavement (1:1 / I:P ratio).
*Pervious surfaces should not drain onto the pavement.
*Pervious surfaces should not drain onto the pavement.
*The [[Permeable pavements: Specifications|storage layer]] must be [[Permeable pavements: Sizing|sized to accommodate runoff]] from the pavement and any impermeable areas draining to it.<br>
*The [[Permeable pavements: Specifications|storage layer]] must be [[Permeable pavements: Sizing|sized to accommodate runoff]] from the pavement and any impermeable areas draining to it.<br>
 
====Tool defaults based on STEP recommendations:====
====Tool defaults based on STEP recommendations:====
* Maximum drainage area to surface area ratio of 1:1 (or 4:1 for roofs that contribute clean runoff to the practice)
* Maximum drainage area to surface area ratio of 1:1 (or 4:1 for roofs that contribute clean runoff to the practice)

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