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Plan implementation tools for rainwater management in the Comox Valley electoral areas Cook, Jenna
Abstract
This research was conducted to help support the Comox Valley Regional District (CVRD) in reaching its rainwater management objectives in the electoral areas. The Comox Valley is facing many challenges, but also opportunities, regarding rainwater management. Development and its associated increase in impervious surfaces, such as buildings and paved areas, frequently results in an increase in rainwater runoff. This often leads to impacts on aquatic ecosystems and downstream properties. The CVRD is already experiencing these impacts, which are likely to increase into the future unless the problem is addressed. The Comox Valley is projected to grow significantly in the coming years and some of the increased housing demand will need to be met in the electoral areas. The CVRD has the opportunity to influence development design before it takes place, mitigating potential future impacts on ecosystems and properties.
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Plan implementation tools for rainwater management in the Comox Valley electoral areas
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2016-11
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This research was conducted to help support the Comox Valley Regional District (CVRD) in reaching its rainwater management objectives in the electoral areas. The Comox Valley is facing many challenges, but also opportunities, regarding rainwater management. Development and its associated increase in impervious surfaces, such as buildings and paved areas, frequently results in an increase in rainwater runoff. This often leads to impacts on aquatic ecosystems and downstream properties. The CVRD is already experiencing these impacts, which are likely to increase into the future unless the problem is addressed. The Comox Valley is projected to grow significantly in the coming years and some of the increased housing demand will need to be met in the electoral areas. The CVRD has the opportunity to influence development design before it takes place, mitigating potential future impacts on ecosystems and properties.
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eng
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2017-02-28
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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10.14288/1.0343002
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Unreviewed
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Graduate
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