NC LID Group - Past Projects

Williamston High School Retrofit Project

This project sought to install low impact development practices on the site of Williamston High School in Martin County, NC. The integrated management practices installed included: cistern, grassed swale, vegetative buffer, bioretention area, rain gardens and permeable pavement. The practices were installed to treat runoff from the school site before it enters the Roanoke Basin watershed. The practices are used to educate students, officials, and citizens of the importance of integrated management practices and how they can be used at the residential and commercial levels to treat runoff.

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Project Pictures


sandy loam soil
Sandy loam is perfect for a rain garden.


rain garden photo
Mitch Woodward of Cooperative Extension excavates a rain garden


permeable pavement
Permeable pavement installed at Williamston High School.


Bioretention cell
Bioretention Cell installed at faculty/staff parking area

swale
Grassed Swale (Retrofit)