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This chapter will provide examples of residential landscapealternatives and LID retrofits that are options for a municipalprogram. For a good “how to” resource for homeownerLID installation, see TRCA’s Greening Your Grounds: AHomeowners Guide to Stormwater Landscaping Projects,available for purchase at TRCA.on.ca.For more technical information and design guidance on LIDpractices, see the Low Impact Development StormwaterManagement Planning and Design Guide, available at bealeader.ca
LID opportunities on residential land (view source)
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<h3>'''[[Take a look at a typical home. What opportunities exist to implement LID?]]'''</h3>
<h3>'''[[ What opportunities exist to implement LID?]]'''</h3>
On residential lands, hard surfaces such as the roof, patio,
On residential lands, hard surfaces such as the roof, patio,
depending on neighbourhood and site constraints and landscape ideals identified during market research
depending on neighbourhood and site constraints and landscape ideals identified during market research
<h3>'''[[Landscape alternatives]]'''</h3>[[File:Example9.jpg|thumb|right|upright=0.55| Landscape alternatives can be established in any green space. They are most frequently established in front yards. (Source: Region of Peel)]]
<h3>'''[[Landscape alternatives]]'''</h3>[[File:Example9.jpg|thumb|right|upright=0.55| Landscape alternatives can be established in any green space. They are most frequently established in front yards. (Source: Region of Peel)]]