Which of the following is NOT a type of storm water management control?

Pavement sealing is not classified as a storm water management control. Storm water management practices focus on controlling the quantity and quality of stormwater runoff, and they include methods that are designed to capture, treat, or infiltrate water before it can reach water bodies.

Bioretention areas are designed to manage stormwater by allowing it to pass through soil and vegetation, which helps to filter pollutants. Swales provide a naturalistic way to convey and treat stormwater by using gently sloping channels that can slow down water flow and allow for infiltration. Detention basins are designed to temporarily hold stormwater and release it slowly, reducing the risk of flooding and minimizing the impact on downstream water bodies.

Pavement sealing, on the other hand, is primarily a maintenance practice for extending the life of pavements and does not directly manage stormwater runoff in the same way that other options do. While it may help protect surfaces, it does not contribute to the treatment or control of stormwater.