A plain English explanation of this ACT planning and property term.
Permeable surface means a surface that allows rainwater or stormwater to infiltrate into the underlying soil or drainage system, reducing surface runoff and supporting water-sensitive urban design outcomes. Examples may include landscaped areas, soil, garden beds, and permeable paving systems.
Permeable surface means a surface that lets rainwater soak into the ground instead of running off, such as gardens, grass, soil, or special water-permeable paving.