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*The [http://www.mwmo.org/ Mississippi Watershed Management Organization] (MWMO) received an Environmental Impact ReScape award in October, 2014 from Minnesota Brownfields. The MWMO facility is a 1.26 acre site located on the east bank of the Mississippi River. The site was remediated by removing 18,000 tons of debris fill. The cleanup and development created a recreational space with integrated stormwater management that includes vegetated swales, permeable pavers, infiltration basins, a green roof, rainwater gardens and rainwater reuse. For more information, go to the [http://mnbrownfields.org/case-studies/mwmo/ Minnesota Brownfields's] web site. | *The [http://www.mwmo.org/ Mississippi Watershed Management Organization] (MWMO) received an Environmental Impact ReScape award in October, 2014 from Minnesota Brownfields. The MWMO facility is a 1.26 acre site located on the east bank of the Mississippi River. The site was remediated by removing 18,000 tons of debris fill. The cleanup and development created a recreational space with integrated stormwater management that includes vegetated swales, permeable pavers, infiltration basins, a green roof, rainwater gardens and rainwater reuse. For more information, go to the [http://mnbrownfields.org/case-studies/mwmo/ Minnesota Brownfields's] web site. | ||
| + | *Stormwater reuse at the [http://solutionblue.com/portfolio-item/lowertown-ballpark/ Lowertown Ballpark] | ||
Revision as of 14:32, 12 November 2014
- The Mississippi Watershed Management Organization (MWMO) received an Environmental Impact ReScape award in October, 2014 from Minnesota Brownfields. The MWMO facility is a 1.26 acre site located on the east bank of the Mississippi River. The site was remediated by removing 18,000 tons of debris fill. The cleanup and development created a recreational space with integrated stormwater management that includes vegetated swales, permeable pavers, infiltration basins, a green roof, rainwater gardens and rainwater reuse. For more information, go to the Minnesota Brownfields's web site.
- Stormwater reuse at the Lowertown Ballpark