Project Contact: Nancy Stowe

This South Minneapolis church's new parking lot is ringed with a series of landscape features that capture and treat stormwater runoff.

The MWMO funded a reconstruction of this stormwater retention pond, which captures and treats runoff from more than 32 acres of urban land.

The MWMO provided funding to stabilize the LaBelle Pond shoreline and add two bioretention basins to capture and treat stormwater runoff.

The new Columbia Heights Library incorporates a range of features that capture and treat polluted stormwater runoff.

An underused parking lot was converted into pollution-filtering rain garden and a learning laboratory for middle school students.

The City of Minneapolis and the MWMO partnered to install an underground infiltration system in this heavily industrialized area near the University of Minnesota.

The Interchange, a transit hub at Target Field, was built with a number of features that capture, clean and reuse stormwater runoff.

A series of rain gardens transformed manufacturer 7-SIGMA's parking lot into a new model of stormwater management on commercial properties.

The Rose — the fourth and final phase of construction of the South Quarter housing development — includes a stormwater capture and reuse system that irrigates the community garden.