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==Overview==

==Overview==

[[Permeable pavement|Permeable Pavers]] are an alternative to traditional impervious pavements that allow stormwater to drain through them and into a storage reservoir below. Depending on the native soil properties and site constraints, the system may be designed for full infiltration, partial infiltration, or as a non-infiltrating detention and filtration only practice. They can be used for low traffic roads, parking, driveways, and walk ways, and are ideal where space for other surface BMPs is limited. Permeable pavement types include:

[[Permeable pavement|Permeable Pavers]] are an alternative to traditional impervious pavements that allow stormwater to drain through them and into a storage reservoir aggregate layer below. Depending on the native soil properties and site constraints, the system may be designed for full infiltration, partial infiltration, or as a non-infiltrating detention and filtration only practice. They can be used for low traffic roads, parking, driveways, and walk ways, and are ideal where space for other surface BMPs is limited. Permeable pavement types include:

*permeable interlocking pavers (concrete or composite materials)

*permeable interlocking pavers (concrete or composite materials)

*grid systems (concrete or composite materials)

*grid systems (concrete or composite materials)