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Rain Garden Plan
Goal : Create a demonstration rain garden for educational purposes, using native plants suitable for pollinators, that eliminates flooding on the eastern lawn of the Truly House located on the Cascadia College/University of Washington Bothell campus. Location : East side of Truly House · At least 10' from building foundation · Rock-armored inflow carries stormwater to garden from gutter at the left side of porch · Garden drains stormwater from southeastern corner of roof having surface dimensions 5.8 m x 8 m, giving area of 46.4 m 2 · Garden will have circular shape with 3.5 meter diameter (area equal to 20% of roof area drained) · Ponding depth: 15 cm (depth necessary when using 20% garden-to-impervious-surface drainage ratio, assuming percolation rate of 1.27 cm/hour) · ...
Signage
Steve Jackson fabricated this rain garden informative sign using real flowers gathered at CC/UWB. The sign's text was designed by O. Jackson. The text was printed on acetate using a laser printer, and the flowers and text were embedded in fiberglass by Steve Jackson, who is earning a certificate in composites fabrication at Everett Community College's AMTEC program. Here is a video of Steve removing the peel ply from the fiberglass: Remember to like and subscribe!
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