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Complete Streets projects (a project in West Palm Beach) should consider tiered and adaptive LID elements that provide strong aesthetic and treatment benefits. The 50-year hydrologic performance of all treatment train elements should be considered and demonstrated as part of the drainage elements for these projects.

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Hazards
Flooding – Rainfall-induced
Assets
Transportation and Mobility
Focus of action
Increase Hydraulic Capacity of Drainage Systems - Culverts

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