On Friday Moyer also announced an eco-friendly renovation of a city parking lot and the creation of a private-public partnership to offer property owners tax-exempt, low-interest loans to install energy-efficient equipment.
The floating island, which would absorb nutrients from the water, will be tested in a lagoon in Back Creek Nature Park.
Floating islands are created from recycled plastic and planted with wetland plants that soak up nutrients from the water...
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