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'''Pre-treatment and Inlet'''<br>       
'''Pre-treatment and Inlet'''<br>       
Pre-treatment structures are most cost effective when they slow down incoming flows, collect sediment for easy clean out, and slowly release water to the bioretention facility mitigating erosion. Pre-treatment structures/strategies can include [[curb cuts]],  [[Aggregates]], proprietary devices like filters or hydrodynamic separators,  vegetation, concrete sumps and etc.  
Pre-treatment structures are most cost effective when they slow down incoming flows, collect sediment for easy clean out, and slowly release water to the bioretention facility mitigating erosion. [[Pretreatment]] structures/strategies can include [[curb cuts]],  [[Aggregates]], proprietary devices like filters or hydrodynamic separators,  vegetation, concrete sumps, membrane filters, overland flow sumps, etc.  


Construction Steps:<br>   
Construction Steps:<br>   
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#Excavate and prepare base for proprietary pre-treatment device according to design.  
#Excavate and prepare base for proprietary pre-treatment device according to design.  
#Install proprietary pre-treatment device according manufacturer directions.
#Install proprietary pre-treatment device according manufacturer directions.
#Manufacturer representative may need to confirm proper installation and functioning through approved testing and inspection.
#Manufacturer representative may need to confirm proper installation and functioning through approved testing and inspection. <br>


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Key Inspection Points:
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*Verify that’s correct pretreatment device (jelly fish, vegetation, curbing, etc.)
*Correct size and location
*Correct elevation and footing
*Is it tied into the curb? Or could happen before the curbing?
*Does it work?


Mistakes to Avoid:
Key Inspection Points:<br>
*Using wrong concrete forms if concrete curbs are selected
*Verify that the correct pre-treatment device (jellyfish filter, vegetation, curbing, etc.) is being installed.
*Verify that all components of the pre-treatment device are installed
*Verify correct size and location of pre-treatment device.
*Verify correct elevation, slope, and footing according to design
*Is it tied into the curb, downspout, or other inlet? Or could happen before the curbing?
*Wet weather performance check:  
**Does it work?
**Is water entering the LID facility properly?
**Is sediment and debris accumulating?
**Is it dissipating erosive forces?


For more information about pre-treatment strategies and their design, visit these page: [[Pretreatment]] and [[Pretreatment features]]<br>
Mistakes to Avoid:<br>
*Pre-treatment component parts are missing
*Grading/elevation errors that deviates from design
**Incorrect pipe inverts causing short circuiting
**Insufficient grade drop or slope into pre-treatment to ensure positive flow of water
**Improper grading from pre-treatment to LID feature inhibiting positive flow
**Insufficient sump depth to account for sediment and debris accumulation
*Using wrong concrete forms if concrete curbs are part of pre-treatment.
 
For more information about pre-treatment strategies and their design, visit these page: [[Pretreatment]] and [[Pretreatment features]].


'''Soil Media / Filter Media'''<br>
'''Soil Media / Filter Media'''<br>

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