Cleanup success stories

A historic building in Minneapolis is renovated after soil polluted with heavy metals, PAHs and VOCs is cleaned up.

The 54-acre property was first developed in the 1840s as a sawmill village and is now a retreat facility for business and community groups.

Contaminated soil and buried debris were removed from a site in the former stockyards area of South St. Paul to get it ready for redevelopment.

Redevelopment of an old ash dump. The following story describes how MNTBAP has provided assessment assistance for brownfield projects in Minnesota.

An old grain elevator becomes multi-family residential housing.

An old sawmill site becomes a headquarters building along the Mississippi River.

An old manufacturing plant becomes the Duluth Heritage Sports Center.

Dr. Ripley takes on some new boarders in Minneapolis.

We can learn and be successful in the footsteps of the Jesuits and Colin Powell.

The battery lead is gone but Lumen shines brightly in Uptown.