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enters the City's stormwater system because stormwater is <br /> contained entirely on the property and is neverl introduced into the <br /> City's stormwater system. The Zero Dischal-ge Credit shall be <br /> further defined in the Stormwater Credit Regulations. <br /> b. Direct Discharge Credit: Stormwater service Wdits equivalent to <br /> the impervious area(s) of the property from which no stormwater <br /> enters the City stormwater system because stormwater flows away <br /> from the property, never entering the City's tormwater system. <br /> The Direct Discharge Credit shall be further defined in the <br /> Stormwater Credit Regulations. <br /> c. Individual Residential Credit: Stormwater serkice credits will be <br /> available for residential properties that implement stormwater <br /> control measures such as rain gardens, on-site $tormwater storage, <br /> pervious pavement or vegetated filter strips. Such measures must <br /> reduce runoff by at least 25% in order to qualify for a credit. The <br /> Individual Residential Credit shall be further defined in the <br /> Stormwater Credit Regulations. <br /> d. Quantity Reduction Credit: Stormwater sere ce credits will be <br /> available for non-residential properties that maintain runoff <br /> facilities or controls, such as detention or retention facilities, which <br /> significantly restrict stormwater runoff rates peleased from their <br /> property. Credits will be available for the detention of the 2-year <br /> storm, 50-year storm and 100-year storm as defined by Illinois <br />