The American Council of Engineering Companies of Michigan honored Grand Valley State University for their environmentally friendly storm water management practices.
According to excerpts from the Holland Sentinel:
Grand Valley State University was honored for its storm water management practices at the American Council of Engineering Companies of Michigan awards ceremony on Feb. 25.
Assistant Vice President for Facilities Planning James Moyer and geology professor Peter Wampler attended the event, where the university received an Honorable Conceptor award and was also awarded the Judge’s Choice for Panel Design.
Moyer said the university has implemented several infrastructure projects to manage storm water, including wetland construction, green roofs and rain gardens installations and storm water collection that is used for campus irrigation.
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