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Low Impact Development in Northern Nevada: An Introduction
This fact sheet contains information on low impact development (LID) to help conserve and protect waterways. Learn more about the different benefits of LID, how LID work, reason for being used, the cost of LID, common practices, and many more.
Donaldson, S. and Hefner, M. 2009, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno, FS-09-22
Low Impact Development in Northern Nevada: Porous Pavement
This fact sheet contains information on ways to use porous pavement as a method to manage stormwater to minimize impacts on waterways. Learn more about the benefits of porous pavement, permeable pavers, porous concrete and asphalt, maintenance, limitations, and more.
Donaldson, S. 2009, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno, FS-09-29
Low Impact Development in Northern Nevada: Bioretention
This fact sheet contains information on ways to bioretention as a sustainable strategy to handle stormwater. Learn more about the benefits of bioretention, how the features work, where bioretention can be used, how to maintain the features, and many more.
Donaldson, S. 2009, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno, FS-09-25
Low Impact Development in Northern Nevada: Green Roofs
This fact sheet contains information on how using green roofs as a Low Impact Development (LID) technique can manage stormwater and minimize impacts on waterways. Learn more about the benefits of green roofs, how green roofs work, types of green roofs, the expense, and many more.
Donaldson, S. 2009, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno, FS-09-27
Low Impact Development in Northern Nevada: Maintenance
Ways to develop Low Impact Development (LID) maintenance plants in order to manage and maintain waterways. Learn more about facility locations, inspections and maintenance responsibilities, facility checks, facility maintenance, and more.
Donaldson, S. 2009, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno, FS-09-31