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Low Impact Development (LID) has several advantages over traditional stormwater management approaches. Since impervious pavement is the main source of stormwater runoff, LID strategies recommend permeable paving for hard surfaces. The course discusses LID, its goals and principles and how they are achieved. It provides an overview of permeable pavements, and more particularly, plastic permeable grid paver systems and how they support LID goals.
Upon completion of this course, the Learner should be able to:
- Discuss the need for Low Impact Development, its goals, and the environmental effects of LID Best Management Practices.
- Identify at least four benefits of sub-base water detention realized with plastic permeable grid paver systems.
- Compare various permeable pavements in terms of performance and cost.
- Use project examples to illustrate how plastic permeable grid paver systems can be used to achieve LID goals.
Approximately 1 hour. Delivered online, at your own pace.
Presented by Chris White on behalf of TRUEGRID Pavers. View the Privacy Policy .
Presenter Information

Name: Chris White
Title: Senior Sales Engineer, TrueGrid Pavers
Background: Chris White was born in San Antonio, TX and attended Texas A&M University. After completing his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Engineering in 2010, he started his professional career with a general civil engineering company in Houston, TX. Chris has several years’ experience in the Oil and Gas industry, having designed components used to install platforms offshore, and equipment to install composite pipelines all over the world. At the end of his pipeline career, he joined TrueGrid as a Senior Sales Engineer.