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major goal of [[Potawot]] is to be sustainable. This includes natural storm water treatment and responsible resource management. Potawot uses [[swales]] as a part of the treatment system to manage and treat runoff. | |||
Specifically, Potawot uses [[bioswales]], which include vegetation. Bioswales decrease the speed of water flow, provide a containment area for runoff, and encourage suspended solids to settle out of the water. The plants in a bioswale filter pollutants and contain and decompose them in the soil.<ref>Groves, William, Phillip Hammer, Karinne Knutsen, Sheila Ryan, and Robert Schlipf. "Analysis of Bioswale Efficiency for Treating Surface | Specifically, Potawot uses [[bioswales]], which include vegetation. Bioswales decrease the speed of water flow, provide a containment area for runoff, and encourage suspended solids to settle out of the water. The plants in a bioswale filter pollutants and contain and decompose them in the soil.<ref>Groves, William, Phillip Hammer, Karinne Knutsen, Sheila Ryan, and Robert Schlipf. "Analysis of Bioswale Efficiency for Treating Surface |