Completed in 2006 the Glen Brook Green project was a 29 lot cluster subdivision where the higher density layout created a community atmosphere while allowing ample open space to create a rural feel.  A great amount of preliminary work and planning went into the design and construction of this subdivision road.  In cooperation with the Department of Environmental Protection, UCONN, and the Town of Waterford the Glen Brook Green Subdivision was build using Best Management Practices for subdivision building methods.  For this project the University of Connecticut compared the stormwater runoff from the conventional asphalt pavement and curbed section to a state of the art section that had pavers and vegetated swales to handle runoff.  The project was a great success on many levels, most importantly proving that we can develop land with less impact to the environment by using different materials and methods all while maintaining a quality product.