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LID opportunities on residential land (view source)
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−This chapter will provide examples of residential landscape
−alternatives and LID retrofits that are options for a municipal
−program. For a good “how to” resource for homeowner
−LID installation, see TRCA’s Greening Your Grounds: A
−Homeowners Guide to Stormwater Landscaping Projects,
−available for purchase at TRCA.on.ca.
−For more technical information and design guidance on LID
−practices, see the Low Impact Development Stormwater
−Management Planning and Design Guide, available at bealeader.ca
<h3>'''[[Take a look at a typical home. What opportunities exist to implement LID?]]'''</h3>
+<h3>'''[[ What opportunities exist to implement LID?]]'''</h3>
On residential lands, hard surfaces such as the roof, patio,
On residential lands, hard surfaces such as the roof, patio,
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depending on neighbourhood and site constraints and landscape ideals identified during market research
depending on neighbourhood and site constraints and landscape ideals identified during market research
−<h3>'''[[Landscape alternatives]]'''</h3>[[File:Example9.jpg|thumb|right|upright=0.55| Landscape alternatives can be established in any green space. They are most frequently established in front yards. (Source: Region of Peel)]]
<h3>'''[[Landscape alternatives]]'''</h3>[[File:Example9.jpg|thumb|right|upright=0.55| Landscape alternatives can be established in any green space. They are most frequently established in front yards. (Source: Region of Peel)]]