Specially designed pavers with gaps or porous material that allow rainwater to drain through into the ground below.
Permeable paving reduces runoff, helps recharge groundwater, and may be required by local stormwater regulations. The base material must also be permeable, consisting of open-graded aggregate. Maintenance includes vacuuming debris from joints.
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