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CATEGORY 300 DRAINAGE SECTION 316 — STORMWATER MANAGEMENT (SWM) FILTRATION FACILITIES 316.01?DESCRIPTION. Construct stormwater management (SWM) filtration facilities as specified. SWM Filtration Facilities Identification. SWM filtration facilities are identified by unique six-digit inventory numbers and include the following designations. Bioretention. Micro-Bioretention. Organic Filters. Surface Sand Filters. Submerged Gravel Wetlands. Landscape Infiltration. Rain Gardens. Infiltration Berms. Bio-swales. 316.02?MATERIALS. No. 57 Aggregate 901.01 No. 7 Aggregate 901.01 No. 2 Aggregate M-43, No. 2 Concrete 902.10 Topsoil 920.01.01 and 920.01.02 Bioretention Soil Mix (BSM) 920.01.05 Coarse Sand 920.01.05(a) (1) Fertilizer 920.03.01 Shredded Hardwood Bark (SHB) Mulch 920.04.03 Soil Stabilization Matting (SSM) 920.05 Seed and Turfgrass Sod 920.06 Plant Materials 920.07 Water 920.09.01 Geotextile, Class PE, Type III 921.09 Securing Pins or Staples 921.09 Aggregate. Ensure aggregate has been adequately washed and is free of soil and fines. Subdrain Pipe, Fittings and Geotextile Sock. Perforated and solid-wall polyvinyl chloride profile wall drain pipe (PPWP) meeting M-304 or corrugated polyethylene drainage pipe (CPP) meeting M-252, Type?S and Type?SP. Perforated pipe shall have two rows of slotted perforations with an opening area of 20 cm2/m to 21 cm2/m. When specified, use the geotextile sock recommended and supplied by the subdrain pipe manufacturer. 316.03?CONSTRUCTION. 316.03.01?Site Protection. Prior to constructing SWM filtration facilities, ensure that the SWM facility site areas are protected from vehicular traffic and is not used for erosion and sediment controls, stockpiles or equipment storage. 316.03.02?Site Preparation. Unless facilities are off-line and will receive no runoff, construct facilities only after all surrounding and adjacent areas are permanently stabilized. Divert flow from entering the S