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[[Liner | Impermeable liners]] can be applied when LID features are not intended to infiltrate runoff into the underlying soil. They protect building foundations or other subsurface infrastructure. They also prevent infiltration through contaminated soils. Where building foundations next to the LID feature are not waterproofed, liners can be used to protect adjacent infrastructure.

[[Liner | Impermeable liners]] can be applied when LID features are not intended to infiltrate runoff into the underlying soil. They protect building foundations or other subsurface infrastructure. They also prevent infiltration through contaminated soils. Where building foundations next to the LID feature are not waterproofed, liners can be used to protect adjacent infrastructure.

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liner-roadside.jpg | An impermeable liner was placed along one side of the LID facility to prevent infiltrated water from contacting the nearby watermain in the road right-of-way, which runs parallel to the feature.

liner-roadside.jpg | An impermeable liner was placed along one side of the LID facility to prevent infiltrated water from contacting the nearby watermain in the road right-of-way, which runs parallel to the feature. (Photo Source: CVC, 2020)

bentonite-clay-liner.jpg | Impermeable Bentofix® liner being rolled out in LID practice area.

bentonite-clay-liner.jpg | Impermeable Bentofix® liner being rolled out in LID practice area. (Photo Source: CVC, 2012)

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