Abstract: The invention is a diversionary device for storm water runoff that will divert water from the center of the street to the sides of the street where filters are in place by others. The diversion device for diverting storm water consists of a length member having a length and a width, the length extending a selected distance, the length having formed a multiplicity of baffles along the selected distance, the width having a selected profile, the profile being selected to divert storm water, the length member having formed on at least one its ends at least one interlocking means.

Abstract: A caliper brake including a pair of stator pins and first and second stator assemblies slidably mounted on the stator pins. A return spring assembly is provided at each of opposing sides of the brake. Each return spring assembly includes a first off-set bracket extending from the first stator assembly and a second off-set bracket extending from the second stator assembly. The off-set brackets provide support surfaces for spring retaining members, over which a return spring is positioned. The off-set brackets allow for a longer and more powerful return spring as compared to prior art brakes.

Abstract: The invention is a diversionary device for storm water runoff that will divert water from the center of the street to the sides of the street where filters are in place by others. The diversion device for diverting storm water consists of a length member having a length and a width, the length extending a selected distance, the length having formed a multiplicity of baffles along the selected distance, the width having a selected profile, the profile being selected to divert storm water, the length member having formed on at least one its ends at least one interlocking means.