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Public Education and Outreach <br />® Public Participation/Involvement <br />Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination <br />• Construction Site Runoff Control <br />Post -Construction Runoff Control <br />® Pollution Prevention/Good Housekeeping <br />II. INTRODUCTION <br />Nazareth Hall Preparatory Seminary opened in September 1923 as a four-year high school <br />and two-year junior college for candidates for diocesan priesthood. Its 87 -acres were <br />purchased from the Archdiocese of Saint Paul/Minneapolis by Northwestern College in <br />1970. Moyer Hall was built as an on -campus residence hall in 1973. In 1980, the Hartill- <br />Knutson residences and Robertson Student Center was completed to house all residential <br />students on campus. In 1982, the Totino Fine Arts Center was completed. In 1992, the <br />campus library was moved into the new Berntsen Resource Center. In 1996, the Ericksen <br />Center was completed. <br />Today, the Northwestern College campus retains its rural charm within the context of its <br />core educational mission. It has a sense of community because most of the student <br />population is located on or near the campus. <br />The College's natural environment (Figure No. 1) is largely a function of its two lakes, <br />Johanna and Little Johanna, which occupy a large part of the total land area of the <br />campus. Lakes Johanna and Little Johanna generally fall into two Minnesota Department <br />of Natural Resources (MDNR) categories; Natural Environmental and Recreational. <br />Northwestern College Master Plan 2 13529.000 <br />Stormwater Management Study <br />