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Eastern Market Green Stormwater Management Strategy Jela Ellefson Grants & Community Development Director Eastern Market Corporation

Detroit: Geography and Size Impact Quality of Life

How Does Eastern Market Corporation (EMC) Leverage Resources for Maximum Impact? 125-year history Existing infrastructure and assets (place-based economic development) Re-connecting local and regional food system (clusterbased economic development) Innovative food access pilots and programs Land use and infrastructure systems planning

Eastern Market : Nourishing Detroit Since 1891

Eastern Market : Nourishing Detroit Since 1891

Eastern Market : Nourishing Detroit Since 1891

Eastern Market : 20 Acres of Produce, Fun, and Hustle

Eastern Market District: 200 Acres of Food and Ag

Eastern Market: Not One But Many Markets

Place-Based Economic Development Over $17 million invested in market structures Over $4 million invested in market infrastructure / streetscapes Enhancing placemaking function Improving non-motorized transportation access But most importantly

Maintaining Authenticity of a Working Food District

Cluster-Based Economic Development Building local components into the food systems Creating jobs Increasing household income Providing access to market for urban and rural growers Nurturing entrepreneurs by building a comprehensive ecosystem of support

EASTERN MARKET 2025: Role of Green Stormwater Infrastructure

Innovative Light Industrial Mixed-use Neighborhood Anchored by Green Stormwater Infrastructure 200-acres 90% vacancy 65% public agency ownership 850 jobs retained and 1,500 jobs created in 3-5 years Innovative mixed-use neighborhood development template If we do nothing Loss of authenticity as a working food hub

What Does Loss of Authenticity Look Like? Meatpacking District, New York 1985 2013

Ensuring Next 125 Years: Role of Green Stormwater Infrastructure

Food Innovation Zone: Anchored in Green Stormwater Infrastructure Plan

A Districtwide Green Stormwater Infrastructure and Management Strategy

Eastern Market District: Green Stormwater Infrastructure Project Examples

Eastern Market District: Green Stormwater Infrastructure Project Examples

Eastern Market District: Green Stormwater Infrastructure Project Examples

Eastern Market District: Green Stormwater Infrastructure Project Examples

Districtwide Approach: Triple Bottom Line Benefits DWSD meets EPA mandates Food Cluster Development Incentives Economic Development / Job Creation Improved Property Values Enhanced Placemaking Environmental Stewardship

Slide courtesy of The Nature Conservancy WATERSHED IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT CONCEPT PCSWO COMPLIANCE DRAINAGE CHARGE EXISTING PROPERTIES DWSD NEW/REDEVELOPMENT GI PROJECT RECEIVE A REDUCED DRAINAGE CHARGE WID 24

Slide courtesy of The Nature Conservancy WATERSHED IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT CONCEPT PCSWO COMPLIANCE DRAINAGE CHARGE EXISTING PROPERTIES DWSD NEW/REDEVELOPMENT GI PROJECT RECEIVE A REDUCED DRAINAGE CHARGE WID 25

Slide courtesy of The Nature Conservancy WATERSHED IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT CONCEPT PCSWO COMPLIANCE DRAINAGE CHARGE EXISTING PROPERTIES DWSD NEW/REDEVELOPMENT GI PROJECT RECEIVE A REDUCED DRAINAGE CHARGE WID 26

Slide courtesy of The Nature Conservancy WATERSHED IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT CONCEPT PCSWO COMPLIANCE DRAINAGE CHARGE EXISTING PROPERTIES DWSD NEW/REDEVELOPMENT GI PROJECT RECEIVE A REDUCED DRAINAGE CHARGE WID 27

Open Space Planned for Stormwater Infrastructure: Where Place-Based and Cluster-Based Economic Development Meet