More than 200 Minnesota cities, from tiny Lauderdale to wealthy Rochester, will have to devise ways to keep the rain where it falls as part of a controversial new mandate designed to protect urban streams and lakes from the dirt and pollutants that wash off streets and yards along with the storm water.
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See All" What goes down the storm drain must come out – into a lake or wetland that is. Stormwater infrastructure, including storm sewers,...
"This past Monday, I spotted a bike approaching from the opposite direction just as I was turning off of Square Lake Trail onto Norell....
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