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Non-structural BMPs
A core concept of LID is preventing stormwater runoff by integrating site design and planning techniques that preserve natural systems and hydrologic functions, protect open spaces, as well as conserve wetlands and stream corridors on a site. This introductory segment provides detailed technical information on integrating nonstructural Best Management Practices (BMPs) early into the site design process.
- Introduction
- Minimize soil compaction
- Soil amendment and restoration
- Protect existing trees within disturbed area
- Native revegetation
- Riparian corridor restoration
- Clustered-type development
- Value of protected features
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Did You Know:
Water Conversion
An acre foot of water is about 326,000 gallons. One-half acre foot is enough to meet the needs of a typical family for a year. There are 7.48 gallons in a cubic foot of water.