May 2008
Storm-Water Regs Grow Up
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Soundings Storm-Water Regs Grow Up Q: We have been hearing more and more about LID (low-impact development) rules here in the state of Maryland. Can you help us understand these new regulations, and explain how they're different from the storm-water plan we already have to fulfill? A: Ted Cushman responds: Low-impact development (LID), also called "environmental site design," is a new take on the old problem of storm-water runoff that is catching on throughout the nation. LID measures would be incorporated into your SWPPP (storm-water pollution prevention plan) in place of the traditional "best management practices," or BMPs. All of
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