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    Capture rainwater from your roof to reduce runoff and save the water for when it's dry.
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    These gardens contain native plants and are designed to temporarily hold rainwater runoff to allow it to soak into the ground.
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    Parking lots and driveways paved with pervious surfaces reduce runoff by allowing water to percolate into the underlying soil.
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    Green roofs provide many benefits including: energy savings, runoff reduction and habitat for wildlife in urban areas.
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    Structural BMPs are permanent stormwater treatment features incorporated into the design of newly developed or redeveloped properties.
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    Information on grants and cost-share opportunities that have been made available by the City of Lincoln, Watershed Management Division.
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    This handbook is designed to aid homeowners associations in the care and maintenance of their greenspace.
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City of Lincoln
Transportation and Utilities Watershed Management
Ben Higgins
Superintendent of Stormwater
watershed@lincoln.ne.gov
555 S 10th St, Ste 203
Lincoln, NE, 68508 USA
Work Tel 402-441-7532
Fax 402-441-8609
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