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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) Will Redirect a Storm Sewer That Currently Drains Directly From the City of Two Harbors Into Lake Superior at Agate Bay Into an 800' Stormwater Channel That Will Be Modified Into a Two-stage Ditch, Include Widening and Meandering the Baseflow Channel. Flood Storage and High Flow Benches, Augmented With Biochar Media and Native Vegetation for Enhanced Nutrient and Bacteria Removal, Will Be Constructed. This Project Will Benefit the City of Two Harbors by Making Agate Bay Beach Safer for Public Recreation. the Expected Results Include Capturing or Treating an Estimated 11 Million Gallons of Untreated Stormwater Runoff Each Year and Protecting 3,300 Feet of Great Lakes Shoreline. the Grant Funding Subrecipients Include Lake County Soil and Water Conservation District and the City of Two Harbors.
Committed
$733,851
Paid out
$567.8K
77%
Committed, not yet paid
$166.0K
23%
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