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Stormwater Management for UMore Park

UMore Park is a 5,000 acre site located by Rosemount, Minnesota planned as a sustainable community starting in 2013. The current community design is similar to typical suburban neighborhoods of the area. However, the rain water runoff is calculated to have significant impacts on the cities stormwater system as well as additional water pollution on receiving water bodies. By analyzing the pre-settlement hydrological conditions, the elements of a sustainable water cycle for the site were determined. The aim of this study is to provide suggestions to UMore Park that will result in high infiltration rates and low runoff rates. It was determined that several mitigation options can be reasonably implemented to have a runoff similar to the pre-settlement conditions. This allows the UMore Park site to infiltrate more water that falls on the site and sustain the natural water cycle.