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The Dirt on Low Impact Development
March 15th 11-1:30pm
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Low Impact Development is now a first choice for designers and regulators. With new stormwater policies and incentives, it is critical for industry professionals to stay ahead of the curve and know what to expect at the permit center. Join Sustainable Connections and the BIAWC for a 2.5 hour workshop to get the dirt on Low Impact Development in Whatcom County. In this workshop attendees will:
- Learn how to participate in the promotional campaign and Whatcom County LID Resource Guide
- Discover Lake Whatcom Best Management Practices
- Find out updates to the Homeowner Incentive Program (HIP) and City of Bellingham LID incentives
- Get technical installation education and discover common installation challenges and mistakes
- Learn about proposed changes to the 2012 Department of Ecology Stormwater Manual
This workshop applies to earthwork/grading contractors, general contractors, civil engineers, landscape professionals, and rainwater catchment providers. If you're one of these businesses you are strongly encouraged to attend.
 
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An LID Materials Workshop for Suppliers
March 28th 4-5:30pm
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Low Impact Development (LID) often integrates natural features and landscapes with stormwater management. Landscape and stormwater management suppliers need to stay up-to-date with the latest best practices and materials for successful LID. Join Sustainable Connections and the City of Bellingham to:
- Discover materials, products, and training needs
- Be part of the LID promotional campaign and Whatcom County LID Resource Guide
- How to access incentives for LID in the Lake Whatcom Watershed
- Find out how to get connected with designers, installers, and projects at this Spring's Project Fair.
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