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Even I didn't know where to post this one!
Times are slow so I'm getting around to some home projects.
The County tried to pass a storm drain assessment for coverage over 3,200 sq. ft., it was defeated THIS time. I want to be ready for next time when it might pass.
To that extent, I've decided to xeroscape which will require removing a concrete driveway and replacing it with something porous. I like the 3/8" coral rock that they use down in the Keys. The problem is that I live on a sand hill, sugar sand to be exact.
How do I 'go green' here? My thought is some kind of fabric, maybe some road rock and then the 3/8"???
Times are slow so I'm getting around to some home projects.
The County tried to pass a storm drain assessment for coverage over 3,200 sq. ft., it was defeated THIS time. I want to be ready for next time when it might pass.
To that extent, I've decided to xeroscape which will require removing a concrete driveway and replacing it with something porous. I like the 3/8" coral rock that they use down in the Keys. The problem is that I live on a sand hill, sugar sand to be exact.
How do I 'go green' here? My thought is some kind of fabric, maybe some road rock and then the 3/8"???