Welcome to the Connecticut LID Inventory!

Low impact development (LID) is designed to reduce the negative impacts of traditional development on our water resources. The goal of LID is to preservation the predevelopment hydrology of a site. Site-level practices, such as rain gardens, swales, and pervious pavements, are some of the stormwater treatment practices that can be used to work towards this goal.

This website allows you to retrieve LID sites from the inventory by clicking on the interactive map or selecting sites by the LID treatment practice. You can also find companies that design and install these LID practices.

We hope that these tools can provide the information necessary for anyone who wants to start using these innovative techniques to protect our water resources!

NEW! View Projects on Larger Map with Google Maps API
(Zoom Out to see more projects from the NEMO National Network)

Do you know of a site that uses LID that is not listed? Submit the site with our online LID submission form. Or do you know of a company that is familiar with these practices and is not listed? You can submit the company with our online company submission form.

Contact John Rozum, CT NEMO Director with comments, questions or suggestions.

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