GI#53 Revised 5/25/2018

At this site, located in the Stockton neighborhood, the

asphalt section between the sidewalk and curb has

been removed and replaced with permeable

surfaces to promote groundwater recharge. Portions

of the perimeter have had continuous tree pits and

pervious concrete installed to intercept, treat, and filter stormwater runoff from the school grounds.

Overflow from the pervious concrete and tree pits discharge to the curb and gutter on the adjacent

streets. These installations help to mitigate nuisance flooding in the area and reduces nonpoint

source pollution and stormwater that would otherwise discharge into the City of Camden's

combined sewer system. This site captures 960,360 gallons of stormwater per year. This project

was completed in May 2017.

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Cramer School

2800 Mickle St.