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Managing Stormwater Using Low Impact Development (LID) Techniques
Document Type
Article
Publication Title
AEN- University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service Publication, University of Kentucky
Abstract
As more land is covered by impervious surfaces, less rainfall infiltrates into the ground and instead becomes runoff. Too much runoff is problematic. Flooding increases, streambanks erode, and water quality is reduced. An increase of impervious area of as little 10 percent has been shown to negatively impact streams. The purpose of this publication is to explain low impact development strategies and how they can be used to improve stormwater management by reducing impacts on streams.
Publication Date
2013
Recommended Citation
Agouridis, Carmen and John McMaine, 2013, AEN-118 Managing Stormwater Using Low Impact Development (LID) Techniques, University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service Publication, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY. https://publications.ca.uky.edu/files/AEN118.pdf
