design elements - San Jacinto Texas Historic District
design elements - San Jacinto Texas Historic District
design elements - San Jacinto Texas Historic District
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Permeable pavement used in parking applications.<br />
Permeable pavements in drive aisles with slow traffi c.<br />
Pavers and landscapes can turn unsightly parking lots into attractive urban<br />
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Encourage permeable and high albedo paving techniques.<br />
Porous unit pavers, concrete grid pavers,<br />
pervious asphalt, compacted gravel, pervious<br />
concrete, and gravel-grass can be used in place<br />
of conventional concrete and asphalt paving<br />
for many roadway, parking, and walkway<br />
applications. Porous paving systems allow<br />
for stormwater infi ltration and retention.<br />
Stormwater can also be temporarily detained<br />
in the gravel base beneath the pavement.<br />
Where permeable paving is not appropriate,<br />
minimize the use of asphalt and use brick or<br />
concrete. Permeable pavements and bright<br />
colored (high albedo) pavements, such as<br />
white or grey concrete, refl ect solar radiation<br />
bett er than dark pavements and can reduce<br />
urban heat island eff ects.<br />
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Suggested Strategy:<br />
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Porous Paving<br />
(Appendix A)<br />
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