Stormwater Plans & Reports

Clear and complete stormwater documentation prepared for your project.

Stormwater management design must be clearly documented for municipal and agency review. Depending on your project, that may include stormwater management plans, calculations, reports, supporting exhibits, and other information required by the reviewing authority.

Elsa Associates prepares coordinated stormwater submissions that present the proposed design, demonstrate compliance with applicable requirements, and provide the information needed to move your project through review and approval. For an example, see the one-week stormwater submission for a Manheim Township residential addition.

New to stormwater management? Read our Stormwater Management Basics for Homeowners guide.

Stormwater Management Plans

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Calculations & Reports

Stormwater reports document the engineering behind the design. Elsa Associates prepares hydrologic and hydraulic calculations, runoff and volume analyses, facility sizing, infiltration and routing calculations, and supporting documentation required for your project and the applicable municipal or agency requirements.

Review & Approval

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After Approval

Approval is not always the last step before a permit. Many municipalities also require recorded agreements, financial security, or documentation after construction, and these items can hold up a project if they are left until the end.

Elsa Associates prepares operation and maintenance agreements and coordinates their recording, prepares cost estimates for financial security when the municipality requires it, and provides as-built plans and completion certifications after construction, so the project can close out without surprises.

Planning a Project?

Whether stormwater management is one part of a larger land development project or the primary reason for your submission, Elsa Associates can help develop the design and carry it through the municipal review process.

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