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dannyh's comments
Posted Sun, Feb 5, 5:09 p.m.
It is obvious what is necessary to minimize and mitigate stormwater drainage: intensification. High population density ensures that municipalities have a sufficient property tax base to be able to pay for the necessary mediation measures when it rains amongst all other municipal services. Intensification can, and should, be accomplished through ...
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