Growing concern over the environmental impact of urban runoff has created the need to manage stormwater as a resource. No longer can stormwater management be dealt with as an afterthought. Rather, effective and successful stormwater management entails involvement from planning through implementation. Princeton Hydro’s skilled staff of engineers, scientists and ecologists have designed and constructed innovative stormwater systems that meet the requirements of multi-objective stormwater management programs. Our approach integrates the engineering aspects of stormwater management with natural treatment techniques.

Princeton Hydro has designed and implemented a variety of stormwater Best Management Practices (BMPs) that meet or exceed federal and state stormwater regulations. These systems have included dry basins, extended detention basins, wet retention ponds, infiltration basins, infiltration systems, sand filters, created wetlands, manufactured treatment systems and biofilters.

The need for proper stormwater management is magnified by the need to comply with the Phase II NPDES regulations. We can aid you in satisfying the general permit requirements associated with outfall mapping, identification of illicit connections, public education, development of stormwater quality ordinances and preparation of stormwater management plans.