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<br />06/07/95 14:14 <br />NO. 259 Q~ I <br />page 4 <br /> <br /> <br />Mike Fix discussed the CAMU (Corrective Action Management Unit) concept, which _ I <br />would allow economy of scale for intensive, efficient cleanup of property by using a . <br />centralized facility. This sort of process could speed up the cleanup process. However, I <br />CAMU is ~i11 in the concept ~age, and may not become reality in a declining funding <br />situation. The actual CAMU location on the TCAAP site would be discussed later, and <br />the City of Arden Hills would be able to comment on where it would be located within I <br />the site. Discussion continued about the priority ofTCAAP on a national list, since it is . <br />uncertain at this time how limited and perhaps declining cleanup funds would be I <br />distributed. <br /> <br />PLANNING IDEAS AND DISCUSSION <br />Craig Andresen suggested that areas of agreement on reutilization of the site be put lip on I <br />a map. Denny Probst outlined the areas of agreement all to what are .parlclopen <br />space/recreational", etc. Discussion involved the kames (hills) in the center of the site and I <br />their appropriateness fot possible development, and a discussion of the nature preserve . <br />- '. concept as distinct from athletic fields. Other items discussed included: <br />.. . A tour of the site would be helpful now that committee members have more I <br />information and badcground. Possible tours (walking and riding) should be II .' <br />times other than during Saturday morning meetings. (Craig Andresen and Marsha <br />Souch~) I <br />. The North Suburban Council has requested at a Arscna1 and Cleanup Conversion <br />Project meeting thll adding to the Arden HiUslRamsey County tax base be <br />considered. (LeEna Flecker) _I <br />. OPUS will attend the next meeting and discuss a variety of development options <br />(e.g. retail, industriaI. housing. etc.) (Matt Fulton) <br />. The TCAAP site is an opportunity to develop a more livable style community I <br />(John Hustad) <br />. Development and infrastructure. costs will be outlined as the Arden Hills fiscal <br />model will figure out development costs and revenues gllllerated. (M~a I <br />Soucheray and Denny Probst) <br />. To better understand the scope of the TeAAP site, a scenario was put forth for <br />illustration purposes only - putting houses on all of the 800 - 1.000 acres of I <br />, potentially developable land would double the population of Arden Hills. (Denny <br />j Probst) <br />I · The need for joint athletic: fields repre5Cnts an opportunity for governments and I <br />I communities to share resources in an efficient manner. (Matt Fulton) <br /> <br />i I <br />, PUBLIC COMMENT <br />1 <br /> <br />i Larry Holmberg suggested that. since the vision is long-range, discussion should possibly I <br />.,1 include the State of Minnesota facilities at the Northwest comer of the site. Perhaps these <br />J sites may be relocated in the long time fnune being considered by the committee. I <br /> <br /> <br />~ - -I <br />~ <br /> <br />----.......=..~ I <br />
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