This legislative bill proposes that permeable synthetic turf be recognized and included as a best management practice for controlling stormwater runoff in Minnesota. The bill specifies that the permeable synthetic turf must meet certain standards such as allowing 25 inches of liquid to pass through per hour, being non-flammable, free of harmful chemicals known as PFAS, and not using rubber infill in residential areas. The turf should mimic natural grass, be resistant to UV damage, have drainable backings, and be suitable for different climates and installed over aggregate bases. Additionally, the bill clarifies that indoor/outdoor carpeting does not qualify as permeable synthetic turf for stormwater management.