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Pervious asphalt, Coultice Park, Whitchurch-Stoufville, ON
Permeable Interlocking Concrete Pavement, Germany (Source: Alexander Eichler)
Laneways retrofit program, Toronto ON
Permeable concrete at Lakeside Park, Mississauga ON
PaveDrain at the LSRCA headquarters in Newmarket, ON is an example of an articulated block system designed for heavy loads.
Unilock permeable interlocking concrete pavement (PICP) in Buckingham Fountain park in Chicago, USA (Source: Marmstrong21)
Permeable pavers on residential driveways, Brampton ON
Permeable pavers on a shared street, Georgetown ON
Permeable paving in the IMAX parking lot, Mississauga ON
Permeable pavers in parking bays, Mississauga ON (note inspection of bioretention occurring in the background)
Different colours of permeable pavers in parking lot, CVC headquarters, Mississauga ON
Permeable paving at the entrance of Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway (Source: Alexander Henriksen)
Permeable pavement (left) at Bartholdi Park in Washington, DC (Source: USCapitol)
Inspection wells should be located at the edges or even off the side of permeable pavement areas
Water quality sampling in permeable pavement study, Mississauga ON
Permeable grid system filled with gravel
Permeable Pavement cross sections showing full and partial infiltration designs. Source: GVRD
Pervious concrete walkway plaza (Source: Villanova Urban Stormwater Partnership)
PICP on a road with concrete edge restraints separating the impervious and permeable pavements (source STEP)
Porous asphalt parking lot (Source: Villanova Urban Stormwater Partnership)
Permeable Interlocking Concrete Pavement on a residential road (source: STEP)
Permeable pavers in Hoboken, NJ used around trees which allow air and water to reach the roots (Source: Bruce Ferguson).
Permeable pavers used in combination with bioretention in a parking lot in Elmhurst, IL (Source: ICPI).