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Land Water-

Infrastructure

- Implements the following practices large-scale appli-

cation of GSI techniques on public areas; large-scale
tree planting; increased access and enhanced recrea-
tional opportunities on waterways; open spaces
maintenance and use to manage stormwater; redevel-
opment of empty and abandoned areas and transfor-
mation to open spaces; restoration of streams for
improvement of aquatic habitats; grey stormwater
infrastructure maintenance and improvement projects

MUS Multiple-Use water Services

RHM Rainwater harvesting and management

RWH Rainwater harvesting

WSUD Water sensitive urban design

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