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