Acknowledgements

This project has received funding support from the Government of Ontario. Such support does not indicate endorsement by the Government of Ontario of the contents of this material.

Updating the popular 2010 TRCA/CVC Low Impact Development Planning and Design guide has been a daunting task.

Making this wiki resource a useful, living document requires input from all sectors, and borrows from reports and resources from around the world.
Thank you for visiting, for using the feedback form, and for contributing to the project.

Thanks to the steering committee, authors and review team

Credit Valley Conservation

• Alexandra Veglio Coordinator, Integrated Water Management
• Bernadeta Szmudrowska Specialist, Integrated Water Management
• Bill Trenouth Program Manager, Integrated Water Management
• Jakub Wrobel Technician, Integrated Water Management
• Kyle Vander Linden Program Manager, Integrated Water Management
• Muwaffaq Al-Awad
• Phil James Manager, Integrated Water Management
• Samantha Paquette Senior Specialist, Integrated Water Management: Now at Region of Peel

Grand River Conservation Authority

• Scott Robertson, Senior Water Resources Engineer

Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority

• Alana Vandersluis Urban Restoration Assistant
• Steve Auger Manager, Urban Restoration

Toronto Region Conservation Authority

• Sahlla Abbasi Technical Analyst, Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program
• Chris Moore Manager, Digital Media
• Christy Graham Analyst, Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program
• Dean Young Project Manager, Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program
• Jen Hill Research Scientist, Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program
• Tim Van Seters Senior Manager, Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program

Thanks to everyone who shares inspirational images with Creative Commons licensing

• Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT)
• Aaron Volkening
• BrianAsh
• USEPA
• Philadelphia Water Department (PWD)
• DASonnenfeld
• EmilyBlueGreen
• K.salo.85
• r h
• MLSmith
• California Native Plant Society

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