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This photo shows a pervious concrete system that does not receive run-on water. Pervious concrete systems can effectively infiltrates large volumes of run-on water if properly designed, constructed and maintained. | This photo shows a pervious concrete system that does not receive run-on water. Pervious concrete systems can effectively infiltrates large volumes of run-on water if properly designed, constructed and maintained. | ||
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This photo shows a pervious concrete system that does not receive run-on water. Pervious concrete systems can effectively infiltrates large volumes of run-on water if properly designed, constructed and maintained.
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