Shingle Creek and West Mississippi Watershed Management Commissions
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Project Reviews

The Commissions require new development and redevelopment projects to control the rate and volume of stormwater leaving their sites, and to treat that stormwater before it discharges into storm sewer or downstream waters. These requirements are set forth in  Rules and Standards, which also include requirements for projects potentially impacting wetlands and floodplain. The Commissions review projects to determine if these requirements are met. It is the City's responsibility to enforce the standards to ensure that natural resources are protected and water quality improvements are implemented. 

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Stormwater ponds are designed to hold back runoff so that sediment can settle out, nutrients can be taken up by vegetation, and other pollutants are exposed to the sunlight and break down.

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Shingle Creek and West Mississippi
Watershed Management Commissions
3235 Fernbrook Lane N, Plymouth, MN  55447
Phone (763) 553-1144   Fax (763) 553-9326
Email [email protected]
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The Shingle Creek and West Mississippi Watersheds are on Dakota and Anishinaabe land. For more information about land acknowledgements check out the Native Governance Center website.
  • Home
  • Commissions
    • Meetings >
      • Minutes & Meeting Packets
      • TAC Meetings
      • Presentations
    • Shingle Creek Commissioners
    • West Mississippi Commissioners
    • Technical Advisory Committee
    • Staff
    • Fourth Generation Management Plan >
      • 3rd Generation Plan
    • Annual Reports >
      • Annual Report Archive
    • Budget
    • History
    • Maps
    • Member City Resources
  • Project Reviews
    • Application Materials
    • Standard Details
    • Recent Projects
  • Studies and Projects
    • Monitoring Program
    • Water Quality
    • TMDLs and Studies >
      • TMDLs
      • Studies
    • Projects >
      • Completed Projects >
        • Bass Creek Restoration
        • Bass CLP treatment
        • Bass Lake Vegetation Transplants
        • Bass and Pomerleau Alum Treatments
        • Biochar Filters
        • Connections at Shingle Creek
        • Connections II Stream Restoration
        • Crystal Lake Management Plan
        • SRP Reduction Project
        • Twin Lake Carp Management >
          • Carp Tracking
          • Twin Lake Next Steps
        • Wetland 639W
      • Projects Underway >
        • Eagle and Pike Internal Load Management
        • Curly Leaf Pondweed Treatment
        • Meadow Lake Management Plan
  • What You Can Do
    • Cost Share
    • Smart Salting
    • Resources
    • Volunteer to Help
    • Volunteer Monitoring
    • Links to Learn More
  • Contact Us