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Unlike conventional SWM systems that centralize treatment facilities in few locations on publicly owned land (e.g., detention ponds) an LID design approach involves smaller scale practices distributed throughout the drainage area, potentially on both public and private land. Implementing an LID approach to system design has major implications on municipalities and property managers with respect to operating the stormwater infrastructure they are responsible for, as it increases the number and types of BMPs to be tracked, inspected and maintained.  
Unlike conventional SWM systems that centralize treatment facilities in few locations on publicly owned land (e.g., detention ponds) an LID design approach involves smaller scale practices distributed throughout the drainage area, potentially on both public and private land. Implementing an LID approach to system design has major implications on municipalities and property managers with respect to operating the stormwater infrastructure they are responsible for, as it increases the number and types of BMPs to be tracked, inspected and maintained.  
[[File:Integrating LID stormwater asset management pic.PNG|thumb|700px|The, "Integrating Low Impact Development into Stormwater Asset Management Programs" course, is a free, online resource for practitioners to learn about
tips on making LID I&M cheaper and easier, recommended inspection types to utilize, and understanding standard protocols and test methods.<ref>STEP. 2022. Integrating Low Impact Development into Stormwater Asset Management Programs. © Copyright 2019 Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA). Accessed On April 21, 2022. https://sustainabletechnologies.ca/events/integrating-low-impact-development-stormwater-asset-management-programs/</ref>]]


This Inspection and Maintenance (I&M) page is intended to assist users (municipalities, consultants and property managers) with developing their capacity to integrate LID SWM BMPs into their projects and/or larger infrastructure asset management programs. Sections below provide:
This Inspection and Maintenance (I&M) page is intended to assist users (municipalities, consultants and property managers) with developing their capacity to integrate LID SWM BMPs into their projects and/or larger infrastructure asset management programs. Sections below provide:

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