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<br />Appendix - Arden Hills Water Quality Task Force - June 2000 <br /> <br />Develop storm water-stencilingjsignage program. 9 <br />Develop a citizen awards program to encourage volunteerism and to recognize successful <br />efforts. <br />Assign a City Staff contact person for coordination and communication to Council. <br />Resources: <br />Most programs would involve second party produced materials and coordination by other <br />entities. The City's costs would be proportionate to its decision to participate at a higher <br />level. <br />For example: The City may want to Sponsor a display or informational exhibit, produce signs <br />describing specific projects or water quality initiatives, or cooperate in a cable production <br />about the City of Arden Hills water environment. Alternatively, the City may encourage <br />another group to bring displays to the City, solicit another governmental entity to produce <br />signs or use a video from a source such as the University Extension. The City should, at a <br />minimum, produce an informational map of the various sub-watersheds within the City and <br />distribute it to all households, 10 This could be done as part of the Water Management Plan <br /> <br />process. <br /> <br />2) Recommendation <br /> <br />The City should encourage and enable citizens to solve water quality issues where they live <br />by developing or encouraging programs to accomplish City Water Quality goals. <br /> <br />Method(s): <br />Publicize and encourage interested parties to meet and organize. Provide an informal <br />format for participation. Recognize successful projects with awards, recognition or <br />publicizing of problems. <br />Consider providing a higher level of City support if citizen interest is sufficient. Any City <br />leveraged support should consider furthering the citizen's own self interest in enhancing <br />property values and serving City needs for better water quality while lowering City costs. <br />Defme an appropriate resource guide for landscaping and other BMP's for water quality <br /> <br />9 Stormwater Stenciling Programs~ A volunteer program that marks storm sewer inlets with a notice or a sign, indicating <br />where the pipe outlets to. May be done with paint, decals, signs or medallions. Many programs are in current operation, .. <br />Studies have shown a 60% or better attention rate by local residents. .., <br /> <br />to TIlls map would describe the subwatershed, drainages and neighborhood water features, Other relevant information like <br />soil data and topography might be included, <br /> <br />6 <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />e <br />
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