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Effects of Highway Runoff on Receiving Waters, Volume III: Resource Document for Environmental Assessments
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1985-03-01
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Abstract:This resource document is intended to serve as a user tool to supplement the Procedural Guidelines Manual (Volume IV). State highway agencies can use these resources to more comprehensively address the effects of stormwater runoff in environmental documents (i.e., EIS's and EA's). This document provides a critical summary and review of the technical literature on hydrological, water quality, sediment, and biological impacts of runoff from operating highways. Major pollutant categories include oxygen-consuming materials, nutrients, bacteria, road salt, petroleum hydrocarbons, and metals.
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