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Green build conference in Traverse City, Michigan

Narrow road at Cedar Valley Ridge. Narrow roads reduce impervious surfaces and reduce stormwater run off and water pollution. Photo courtesy Cedar Valley Ridge

Narrow roads at Cedar Valley Ridge reduce impervious surfaces, stormwater run off and water pollution. Swales alongside the road, instead of curb and gutter, absorb rainwater and stormwater runoff. Photo courtesy Cedar Valley Ridge

A good friend of LandChoices, Dan Paulson, asked us to post information about a green build conference in Traverse City, Michigan.

Dan is the creator of Cedar Valley Ridge, one of my favorite conservation neighborhoods, located near Traverse City, Michigan. Dan preserved more than 70% of the property. View the Cedar Valley Ridtge site plan.

The green build conference is called “Grand Traverse Green 2010” and takes place Friday and Saturday February 5 and 6 in Traverse City. Learn more.

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