As urban environments continue to expand to accommodate the increasing global population, there is an ongoing necessity to measure and characterize the effects of urbanization on natural processes. Particularly, the development of impervious surfaces disrupts natural hydrologic cycle as well as affecting the efficiency of drainage systems. Consequently, modifications in slopes, soils, and land cover will result in dramatic alterations in runoff peak, maximum volume involved, flow routes and timing related. Because of the mentioned changes, there is an increase of possible flooding, pollution, and erosion problems. Therefore, it is of paramount importance to find solutions not only to reduce surface runoff effects, but also to do so at a sustainable level.