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Campus Of World Leading Technology Company Chosen For Utilization Of Parjana Distribution EGRP System To Reduce Standing Water
The headquarters’ campus of a global technology company is the location for a nearly half-acre installation of a Detroit technology company’s proprietary EGRP system to remove standing water. The project installation was completed on September 11, it was announced today.
Parjana Distribution, LLC, of Detroit designed and engineered a solution to reduce or eliminate standing ground water adjacent to the technology company’s world headquarters for future use by employees as a micro-park.
Pancakes with Parjana
On the 2nd August 2017 – We hosted a networking and informational event for industry professionals to attend! Thank you to everyone that joined us and contributed to our successful event.
Jim Ridgeway (ECT), gave a short educational presentation during our event explaining to our guests what our EGRP® system does, how it works and was able to answer any technical questions that were raised. More
CHS Cabrini High School Partners With Former Alumni to Protect CHS Investment in Their New Football Field By Installing an Innovative Water Mitigation Solution
The Friends of Cabrini has partnered with and provided funding for Cabrini alumnus Gregory L. McPartlin and the company he co-founded, Parjana Distribution. The goal of the partnership is to mitigate storm water on the high school’s recently renovated football field (with the objective of expanding the work to the adjacent athletic fields as funding is made available). Dean Allen, the Athletic Director, headed this initiative to partner with Parjana in order to protect the field, which currently does not have a drainage system.
So, what does Parjana do? Parjana® Distribution’s innovative Energy-Passive Groundwater Recharge Product (EGRP®) technology promotes surface infiltration through the installation of EGRP® devices. These devices work by accelerating infiltration into and through the near-surface soils, therefore increasing the volume of storm water that can be stored, infiltrated and ultimately recharged. Surface water that would have pooled or run-off is captured below grade, filtered, and thereby it improves water quality and reduces standing water. More
INITIATIVE TACKLES DETROIT’S STORM WATER MANAGEMENT
A team of Detroit nonprofits and businesses began work to launch an initiative focused on tackling Detroit’s storm water management. The project is designed to build upon revitalization efforts across the 300-block area surrounding Detroit’s Central High School while creating jobs for local residents.
In partnership with the Detroit Police Athletic League (PAL) at Central High School, the project will create sustainable jobs while addressing urban storm water issues. As the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) is launching a Green Infrastructure Credit Program for customers who reduce the peak flow and volume of storm water runoff on their property, this effort will help create a local workforce to support the adoption of storm water strategies.
Phase I will deploy a storm water management solution at the Central High School softball field that will improve field usability and safety. The ultimate objective is to expand the use of sustainable development at the school and in the surrounding neighborhood as a model for how a community can implement green infrastructure solutions that create local jobs and save money for property owners.More
Reimaging Workforce Development in Detroit
Imagine- A storm water infrastructure workforce development initiative that is financed on a performance basis and paid for out of savings.
Storm water has become one of the greatest economic challenges in our region and around the world. The traditional centralized approach to storm water management and building billions of dollars in infrastructure; is no longer a sustainable model. The future of storm water is in decentralized management and enabling the earth to naturally infiltrate the water when and where it falls; as mother nature originally intended. More
Parjana Recent Installations: Lake Pointe Soccer Park in Plymouth, Michigan
The field had a problem with poor drainage after heavy rain, with standing water in the center of the field and in one corner. The application of the EGRP will extend playing time and create a softer, more player friendly field.
Pictured below is a Parjana installer at work and kids playing on the field AFTER Parjana installation completed.
Parjana To Host Fellow from Peru
Parjana Distribution was chosen as host site in the Young Leaders of the Americas Initiative (YLAI) Professional Fellow Program through the US Department of State and Global Ties Detroit. The purpose of this program is to build partnership contacts for expansion in the Latin America/Caribbean markets.
Parjana Distribution will be hosting Mr. Carlos Casiano Inga, an Environmental Engineer and entrepreneur from Peru over a four-week period. More
Parjana Event of the month: Life Remodeled Skinner Park Installation
We had a great time at the Life Remodeled event on August 4th at Denby High School in Detroit!
Parjana® Distribution was glad to partner with Barton Malow to manage the high school’s stormwater, and was happy to be a part of such a great cause!
It was wonderful to see everyone come together to work on a project that would benefit the community, and we would like to give a shout-out to Chris Lambert at Life Remodeled for putting this initiative together.
Life Remodeled Skinner Park Installation
We had a great time at the Life Remodeled event on August 4th at Denby High School in Detroit!
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Campus Of World Leading Technology Company Chosen For Utilization Of Parjana Distribution EGRP System To Reduce Standing Water
The headquarters’ campus of a global technology company is the location for a nearly half-acre installation of a Detroit technology company’s proprietary EGRP system to remove standing water. The project installation was completed on September 11, it was announced today.
Parjana Distribution, LLC, of Detroit designed and engineered a solution to reduce or eliminate standing ground water adjacent to the technology company’s world headquarters for future use by employees as a micro-park.
Pancakes with Parjana
On the 2nd August 2017 – We hosted a networking and informational event for industry professionals to attend! Thank you to everyone that joined us and contributed to our successful event.Jim Ridgeway (ECT), gave a short educational presentation during our event explaining to our guests what our EGRP® system does, how it works and was able to answer any technical questions that were raised. More
CHS Cabrini High School Partners With Former Alumni to Protect CHS Investment in Their New Football Field By Installing an Innovative Water Mitigation Solution
The Friends of Cabrini has partnered with and provided funding for Cabrini alumnus Gregory L. McPartlin and the company he co-founded, Parjana Distribution. The goal of the partnership is to mitigate storm water on the high school’s recently renovated football field (with the objective of expanding the work to the adjacent athletic fields as funding is made available). Dean Allen, the Athletic Director, headed this initiative to partner with Parjana in order to protect the field, which currently does not have a drainage system.
So, what does Parjana do? Parjana® Distribution’s innovative Energy-Passive Groundwater Recharge Product (EGRP®) technology promotes surface infiltration through the installation of EGRP® devices. These devices work by accelerating infiltration into and through the near-surface soils, therefore increasing the volume of storm water that can be stored, infiltrated and ultimately recharged. Surface water that would have pooled or run-off is captured below grade, filtered, and thereby it improves water quality and reduces standing water. More
INITIATIVE TACKLES DETROIT’S STORM WATER MANAGEMENT
A team of Detroit nonprofits and businesses began work to launch an initiative focused on tackling Detroit’s storm water management. The project is designed to build upon revitalization efforts across the 300-block area surrounding Detroit’s Central High School while creating jobs for local residents.
In partnership with the Detroit Police Athletic League (PAL) at Central High School, the project will create sustainable jobs while addressing urban storm water issues. As the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) is launching a Green Infrastructure Credit Program for customers who reduce the peak flow and volume of storm water runoff on their property, this effort will help create a local workforce to support the adoption of storm water strategies.
Phase I will deploy a storm water management solution at the Central High School softball field that will improve field usability and safety. The ultimate objective is to expand the use of sustainable development at the school and in the surrounding neighborhood as a model for how a community can implement green infrastructure solutions that create local jobs and save money for property owners.More
Reimaging Workforce Development in Detroit
Imagine- A storm water infrastructure workforce development initiative that is financed on a performance basis and paid for out of savings.
Storm water has become one of the greatest economic challenges in our region and around the world. The traditional centralized approach to storm water management and building billions of dollars in infrastructure; is no longer a sustainable model. The future of storm water is in decentralized management and enabling the earth to naturally infiltrate the water when and where it falls; as mother nature originally intended. More
Parjana Recent Installations: Lake Pointe Soccer Park in Plymouth, Michigan
The field had a problem with poor drainage after heavy rain, with standing water in the center of the field and in one corner. The application of the EGRP will extend playing time and create a softer, more player friendly field.Pictured below is a Parjana installer at work and kids playing on the field AFTER Parjana installation completed.
Parjana To Host Fellow from Peru
Parjana Distribution was chosen as host site in the Young Leaders of the Americas Initiative (YLAI) Professional Fellow Program through the US Department of State and Global Ties Detroit. The purpose of this program is to build partnership contacts for expansion in the Latin America/Caribbean markets.
Parjana Distribution will be hosting Mr. Carlos Casiano Inga, an Environmental Engineer and entrepreneur from Peru over a four-week period. More
Parjana Event of the month: Life Remodeled Skinner Park Installation
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We had a great time at the Life Remodeled event on August 4th at Denby High School in Detroit! Parjana® Distribution was glad to partner with Barton Malow to manage the high school’s stormwater, and was happy to be a part of such a great cause! It was wonderful to see everyone come together to work on a project that would benefit the community, and we would like to give a shout-out to Chris Lambert at Life Remodeled for putting this initiative together. |
Life Remodeled Skinner Park Installation
We had a great time at the Life Remodeled event on August 4th at Denby High School in Detroit!
