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Transportation System
Green Infrastructure
Origin of the term GI
Ed McMahon
Green space is not an amenity, its a
necessity.
This is the phrase that underpins his
concept of green infrastructure.
www.greeninfrastructure.eu
Definitions (2):
Milton Keynes
A planned network of multifunctional
green-spaces and interconnecting links,
which is designed, developed and managed
to meet the environmental, social and
economic needs of communities across the
sub-region. It is set within, and contributes
to a high quality natural and built
environment and is required to enhance the
quality of life for the present and future
residents and visitors and to deliver liveability
for sustainable communities.*
* Planning Sustainable Communities: A green infrastructure guide for
Milton Keynes and the South Midlands
Definitions (3):
Natural England
Green Infrastructure (GI) is a strategically
planned and delivered network of high
quality green spaces and other
environmental features. It should be
designed and managed as a
multifunctional resource capable of
delivering a wide range of environmental
and quality of life benefits for local
communities. Green Infrastructure includes
parks, open spaces, playing fields,
woodlands, allotments and private
gardens.
www.naturalengland.org.uk
Definitions (4):
Northwest Region
Green Infrastructure is the Regions
life support system the network
of natural environmental
components and green and blue
spaces that lies within and between
the Northwests cities, towns and
villages and which provides multiple
social, economic and environmental
benefits
www.greeninfrastructurenw.co.uk
Definitions (5)
Strategic Scale
GI Strategies
Need to operate at
the relevant scale / level
Sub-regional and
regional
Embed across a
range of policies /
strategies
Robust and flexible
enough to react to
political change - Tories
committed to remove
the English RDAs and
wider bonfire of the
quangos
Green Infrastructure for the City of
Indianapolis:
Creating a
Stormwater Green
Infrastructure
Manual
Why Green Infrastructure?
Redevelopment and New Development continues in
the City, placing a higher demand on current
stormwater/sanitary infrastructure
Typical land development techniques causes an
increase in impervious surface
Increase in impervious surface = increase in
stormwater quantity
Increase in impervious surface = decrease in water
quality
Current City infrastructure cannot support the
volume of water generated during wet weather
=
events (especially in the combined sewer area)
Flooding
Increase volume of stormwater being treated by the
wastewater treatment plants
Raw Sewage in combined sewer areas going into
local water bodies
Why Green Infrastructure?
Neighborhood revitalization
City beautification efforts
Public/Private opportunities
Community Benefits: Local
Examples
Indianapolis Cultural Trail
Integrating functional stormwater planters/rain garden areas
into design
Over 5 year study period would keep 1.2 million gallons out
of the combined sewer system
91% of all runoff volume would be collected
Integrating permeable brick pavers into parking area would
increase this number
Great potential for Public Education/Awareness
Cultural Trail: East Corridor
E10th and Rural Street (Moon Block Building) http://www.indyculturaltrail.info/east.html
Downspout Disconnection
Rain Barrels
Cisterns
Rain Gardens
Green Roofs
Rooftop Storage
Stormwater Trees
Tree Preservation Credit
Tree Planting Credit
Porous Pavement
Bioretention
Onsite Filtering Practices
Pocket Wetlands
French Drains and Dry Wells
Infiltration Sumps
(Source: Philadelphia Stormwater Guidance Manual)
Green Infrastructure Next Steps
Conduct Public Information Sessions
Continue to enlist assistance of interested designers,
engineers, citizens and other disciplines to advise on
incentives, barriers, technical issues and effective
communication and outreach
Complete Green Infrastructure Document and
Stormwater Design Manual Update (Spring 2008)
Implement Manual
Continue Education/Outreach efforts to promote
green infrastructure
Indonesia Condition (APBN in Citarum
Bestari)
Lokasi
No Paket Pekerjaan Volume Jumlah
Desa Kecamatan
(Juta)
Pemeliharaan I HR
2 Drawati Paseh 25.00 ha 18.75
tanaman tahun 2013
Pemeliharaan I HR
3 Loa Paseh 25.00 ha 18.75
tanaman tahun 2013
Pemeliharaan II HR
4 Cinangela Pacet 25.00 ha 15.00
tanaman tahun 2013
Penghijauan
5 Santosa Kertasari 2.50 ha 5.00
Lingkungan
Penghijauan
6 Sukapura Kertasari 2.50 ha 5.00
Lingkungan
7 Kebun Bibit Rakyat Ibun Ibun 1 unit 50.00
8 Kebun Bibit Rakyat Cinangela Pacet 1 unit 50.00
9 Kebun Bibit Rakyat Drawati Paseh 1 unit 50.00
Model Desa Uni
10 Cihawuk Kertasari 1.00 85.00
Konservasi t
DAS
Pembangunan Cekdam Uni
11 Citarum 40 15.000
Pengendali sedimen t
Hulu
Total 15.372,5
APBD Kabupaten in Citarum Bestari
Lokasi Jumlah
No Paket Pekerjaan Volume
Desa Kecamatan (Juta)
1 Pembuatan Pembibitan Pacet 1 unit 50.00
Pembutan Bangunan Sipil Teknis
2 Cihawuk Kertasari 1.00 Unit 60.00
(Embung)
3 Pelatihan Penerbitan SKAU 1.00 Paket 50.00
Bantuan alat pemadam kebakaran
4 Kertasari 1.00 Paket 50.00
hutan dan lahan
Bantuan alat pemadam kebakaran
5 Pacet 1.00 Paket 50.00
hutan dan lahan
Bantuan alat pemadam kebakaran
6 Pacet 1.00 Paket 50.00
hutan dan lahan
Bantuan alat pemadam kebakaran
7 Ibun 1.00 Paket 50.00
hutan dan lahan
Bantuan gergaji serut dan
8 Majalaya 1.00 Paket 50.00
pemotong kayu
Total 410
Questions:
Contact
Tim Method
Environmental Coordinator
Indianapolis Department of
Public Works
tmethod@indygov.org
317-327-4949