*For 50 and 100 year design storms it reduces only 4% and 1% respectively.
*For 50 and 100 year design storms it reduces only 4% and 1% respectively.
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This shows that LID designed for frequent flows will not significantly reduce the post-development peak flows generated from major storms. In order to meet flood control requirements, traditional LID need to be augmented by some flood storage measures such as [[dry ponds]] or [[infiltration chambers|underground storage]]. As noted below, LIDs can be designed with increased temporary storage to increase detention times. This allows them to function more like underground end-of-pipe facilities (see Honda case study below)
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This shows that LID designed for frequent flows will not significantly reduce the post-development peak flows generated from major storms. In order to meet flood control requirements, traditional LID need to be augmented by some flood storage measures such as [[dry ponds]] or [[infiltration chambers|underground storage]]. LIDs can be designed with increased temporary storage to increase detention times. This allows them to function more like underground end-of-pipe facilities (see Honda case study below).