Low Impact Development (LID) Stormwater doesn't have to be a Headache

Low Impact Development involves planning and engineering designs that mimic natural processes to manage stormwater runoff and protect water quality.
Different perspectives on how LID can be good for a city and good for business.
Featuring:
Ralph Hellmich - City Council - City of Daphne, AL
Bill Ham, Jr - Mayor - City of Auburn, AL
Trey Jinright - Member/Engineer - Jade Consulting
Chris Achee - Developer - Achee Builders
Special thanks to the following individuals that guided the development of this video:
Ashley Campbell - City of Daphne
Leslie Gahagan - City of Foley
Tina Sanchez - Mobile County
Denise Brown - City of Mobile
Ray Richardson - City of Mobile
Daniel Ballard - City of Auburn, AL
Eve Brantley - Auburn University & Alabama Cooperative Extension System
Executive Director - The Mobile Bay National Estuary Program
Producer - Ben Brenner for Cobia Digital
Additional Footage
Mike Richardson for Richardson Media
Trey Jinright for Jade Consulting
Max Reed Blink Colony
Music
Deep Thoughts - Joel Hunger - Audioblocks
Climbing Higher Up Loop - Joel Hunger - Audioblocks
Clean Break Loop - Joel Hunger - Audioblocks
Walk in the Park-Neil Cross - Audioblocks

[@BruhMoment-gm8zc]

Low impact is explained in 0:18-0:30.
Your welcome.

[@brandonho903]

Excellent idea

[@diferentization]

Right direction but the long run is still a concern, at the end less maintenance is better than a weekly expend.

[@arthurbides7941]

War Eagle!