Dam Safety Act / Water Resources Research Institute / University of North Carolina / Camp Dresser / C. COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE / North Carolina State University / Broening Highway / /
IndustryTerm
bank erosion / Infiltration systems / secondary treatment device / suitable equipment / stormwater drainage systems / channel network / natural flow network / /
MarketIndex
Water Supply Watershed / /
Organization
Congress / Governments Information Center / Cooperative Extension Center / Division of Environmental Management / Extension Service / Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering / North Carolina A&T State University / Environmental Management Commission / Division of Land Resources / NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE / United States Army / Department of Environmental Programs / Department of Agriculture / Department of Environment / Health / and Natural Resources / University of North Carolina / Soil Conservation Service / Guilford County Planning Department / Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments / North Carolina General Assembly / N.C. *Maryland Department of the Environment / NORTH CAROLINA COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE / *North Carolina Sedimentation Control Commission / Stormwater Management Education Advisory Committee / Land-of-Sky Regional Council / Maryland Department / Environmental Protection Agency / North Carolina State University / Environment / Sediment and Stormwater Administration / Metropolitan Washington Council / /
Person
N.C. Roenigk / Barbara Doll / Lee Stimpson / / /
Position
Watershed Protection Engineer / D. J. / professional engineer / landscape architect / designer / Inspector / landscape architect / or land surveyor with appropriate qualifications / Specialist North Carolina Sea Grant College For / /
Engineered Stormwater Controls Complying with the Water Supply Watershed Protection Act New regulations have been developed to protect water quality in areas of North Carolina where surface waters-streams, rivers, and la