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Infiltration of stormwater into underlying soils is one mechanism to achieving MECP [[runoff volume control targets]]. In many areas of Ontario, where municipal supplies of potable water are drawn from aquifers, it's also an important mechanism for groundwater recharge.
Infiltration of stormwater into underlying soils is one mechanism to achieving MECP [[runoff volume control targets]]. In many areas of Ontario, where municipal supplies of potable water are drawn from aquifers, it's also an important mechanism for groundwater recharge.
{{textbox|Infiltration is promoted through a number of LID BMPs:
{{textbox|Drainage via infiltration to underlying native subgrade soil can be achieved through a number of LID BMP types:
*[[Infiltration chambers]] (underground)
*[[Infiltration chambers]] (underground)
*[[Infiltration trenches]] (underground)
*[[Infiltration trenches]] (underground)