The basic LID strategy for handling runoff is to reduce the volume and decentralize flows. This is usually best accomplished by creating a series of smaller retention or detention areas that allow localized filtration instead of carrying runoff to a remote collection area for treatment. The basic LID strategy is explained schematically in figure
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