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Engineering University of Washington http://www.ci.seattle.wa.us/Util/stellent/groups/public/@spu/@esb/documents/webcontent/hydrologic_200406180904017.pdf Jones, Matthew and William Hunt. “Performance of Rainwater Harvesting Systems in the Southeastern United States.” Resources, Conservation, and Recycling (In Review) (2009) Kravcik, J. et al “Water for the Recovery of the Climate: A New Water Paradigm” http://waterparadigm.org/indexen.php?web=./home/homeen.html Lehman, John T. “River Phosphorus Drops after P-Free Fertilizer Ordinance,” Stormwater, November 3, 2008 http://www.stormh2o.com/blogs/john-t-lehman/river-phosphorus-drops-following-p-free-fertilizer-ordinanc.aspx Leopold Center. “Evaluating the Effectiveness of restored wetlands for reducing nutrient losses from agricultural watershed,” Progress Report Volume 13, 2004 Locklear, Henrietta H. P. “Washington State Decision Makes LID Mandatory – Communities examine the definition of where feasible.” Stormwater Magazine, July-August 2009 Maryland Governor’s Office of Smart Growth. “Driving Urban Environments: Smart Growth Parking Best Practices” http://www.smartgrowth.state.md.us/pdf/Final%20Parking%20Paper.pdf Minnesota Land Trust, Conservation Easement Activity in Minnesota, January 2009, http://www.lohc.state.mn.us/materials/MNLandTrustConsEasementActivity.pdf Miller, Norm “Does Green Pay Off” (2008) Costar Group http://www.sandiego.edu/business/documents/USDEconofBeingGreen.pdf Miller, Norm “Does Green Still Pay Off” Costar Group (2010) http://www.costar.com/josre/pdfs/DoesGreenStillPayOff.pdf Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (2008) “Minimum Standards for Conservation Easements Acquired with Public Money” http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/lands_minerals/conservation_easements_minimum_standards.pdf Mitchell, Paul. “The Scientific Justification for Stream Buffers” University of Georgia Land Use Clinic, Spring 2006

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