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===Underdrain===
===Underdrain===
The diagram below displays permeable pavement cross sections showing full and partial infiltration designs.<ref>Greater Vancouver Regional District (GVRD). 2005. Stormwater Source Control Design Guidelines 2005. Prepared by Lanarc Consultants Limited, Kerr Wood Leidal Associates Limited and Goya Ngan. </ref>
The diagram below displays permeable pavement cross sections showing full and partial infiltration designs.<ref>Greater Vancouver Regional District (GVRD). 2005. Stormwater Source Control Design Guidelines 2005. Prepared by Lanarc Consultants Limited, Kerr Wood Leidal Associates Limited and Goya Ngan. </ref> See [[Underdrains]] page for further guidance.
[[File:PermeablePaving CrossSection.png|border|Permeable Pavement cross sections showing full and partial infiltration designs. Source: GVRD, 2005]]
[[File:PermeablePaving CrossSection.png|border|Permeable Pavement cross sections showing full and partial infiltration designs. Source: GVRD, 2005]]
===Access Structures===
Access structures are used for periodic inspection and flushing. It could be a maintenance hole or vertical standpipe connected to the perforated pipe. For accessing the underdrain pipe with camera or cleaning equipment, 45° couplings should be used for standpipe connections.
===Overflow===
===Finish course===
===Finish course===
Consult the manufacturer for the design specifications of their product. In pervious concrete and porous asphalt systems, the concrete or asphalt mix specifications and construction procedures are key to proper functioning. These systems require well-trained and experienced contractors for installation.
Consult the manufacturer for the design specifications of their product. In pervious concrete and porous asphalt systems, the concrete or asphalt mix specifications and construction procedures are key to proper functioning. These systems require well-trained and experienced contractors for installation.