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15 June

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Auburn University Continuing Education

Dale Fisher | Pervious Concrete, Training | No comment

The first Auburn University Continuing Education class, “Design for Pervious Concrete”, has been scheduled for July 15, 2011 in Atlanta at the Georgia Association of Water Professionals. The program description is as follows: This one-day program will provide participants a detailed understanding of pervious concrete stormwater...

24 March

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Infiltration Fabric for Pervious Concrete

Dale Fisher | Pervious Concrete | No comment

This week at ConExpo/ConAgg, Propex announced the introduction of a completely new class of non-woven geo-textile: PERC Pervious Concrete Infiltration Fabric. According to Propex, PERC is specifically designed to assist in the effectiveness of pervious concrete applications with enhanced water flow properties and permeability, but with...

06 January

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Stormwater: What’s the Big Deal?

Dale Fisher | Stormwater | No comment

Sometimes we get so caught up in our own world that we lose sight of other's perspective. I was reminded of this last week while meeting with the Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper along with Jimmy Cotty, Executive Director of the Georgia Concrete Products Association. Jimmy suggested...