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<br /> 06,..--'07/95 14:13 I"U.~::J'::I "''''' <br />I page 3 <br />Ie Suggestions for final report, con't.; <br />I · The report perhaps should Include a list of possible legislative actions that may be <br /> needed to address concerns encountered by the committee. (Matt Fulton) <br />I . The report should consider how the site will connect to neighboring communities <br /> via roads. bus routes, infra$tructure, etc. (Marsha Soucheray) <br /> . Should the report include a list of uses that the committee does not want to see at <br />I the site (e.g. casino's) (Julie Trude) <br /> Molly Grove requested committee input on the stralegy for future meetings. A draft plan <br />I and information base Will be completed in order to begin public meetings. After <br /> . discussion about the timing of public meetings. the Office of Congressman Vento will <br /> begin pulling tQgetber materials and have them available for handing out at the next . <br />I committee meeting (and make them available at Arden Hills City Hall). Members of the <br /> audience requested clarification on the roleaf the committee and the Congressman on the <br /> TCAAP project. :Molly Grove stated that she is representing the Congressman, who bad <br />I asked that Arden Hills and the neighboring :~un!ties take the lead in ~is ~in <br /> order to maximize the communities input. " .' " . "'. . <br />II NEW BUSINESS <br />lie OPERABLE UNIT 21CAMU <br /> Mike Fix presented background information on the cleanup efforts at the site. He also <br /> discussed th'e potential impact of national government funding cuts on the cleanup <br />I' process. In light of less funding, the feasibility studies on the cleanup of,the TCAAP site <br /> have been broadened to include more cost-effective solutions, while still considering legal <br /> and environmental requJeements. Fix cautioned that there is not written policy aD thill yet, <br />Ii but that there have already been significant b~dget cuts to the TCAAP site bud let. Wbile <br /> items cut may not impact the cleanup too badly this fiscal year, the funding picture is <br />I unclear at this point as to the future. Denny Probst ssked if the degree of clean-up will <br /> be revisited since there is less funding (i.e. perhaps not clean ilie entire sHe to the <br /> cleanest, "residential. level). Mike Fix stated that if the commiuee recommends land-use <br />I ideas that impact the amount of clean-up, tbe process may move quicker (while once <br /> again cautioning tbat the cleanup bas to achieve standards to make sure that health and <br /> environmental safety is achieved). A discussion followed on the TCAAP site cleanup <br />11 efforts as they fit into national priorities (e.g. oilier sites that may currently be risking the <br /> bealth and safety of citi:l:ens, as compared to the TCAAP site, where those types of <br /> present risks have already been remediated). Mike Fix stated tbat, under certain <br />Ii circumstances, it could become cheaper for the Department of Defense to continue to <br /> own the property and maintain security and fence lines, rather than to cleanup and <br /> dispense of the property. <br />I, <br />11_ <br />I~ ~- _.,,-- <br />
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