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<br /> <br />COUNTY OF ANOKA <br /> <br />OFFICE OF COUNTY BOARD OF <br />COMMISSIONERS <br /> <br />GOVERNMENT CENTER <br />2100 3RD AVENUE · ANOKA, MINNESOTA 55303-2265 <br />(763) 323-5700 <br /> <br />January 25,2007 <br /> <br />JIM A. KORDIAK <br />County Commissioner <br />District #4 <br /> <br />Mr. Dallas Larson <br />Administrator <br />City of Centerville <br />1880 Main Street <br />Centerville, MN 55038 <br /> <br />RECEIVED <br /> <br />JAN 2 S 2007 <br /> <br />Dear Mr. Larson: <br /> <br />CENTERV1LLE, r.Jlf'J <br /> <br />Thank you for your letter dated January 10, 2007 requesting that Anoka County consider <br />changing its policy for the use of SCORE funds. Anoka County has long chosen to provide <br />SCORE funds to support municipalities in their efforts to develop and promote successful <br />residential recycling programs. The funding allocations are used to help underwrite the cost of <br />these residential programs. This model has had the support of our partners and cities for years. <br /> <br />By statute, the county could use the SCORE funds for our county recycling, commercial <br />recycling, household hazardous waste, yard waste, or resource recovery programs; however <br />we choose to use this funding to help achieve our residential recycling goals. This decision <br />has proven to be very successful. <br /> <br />In 2005 the municipalities reported expenditures of $2,370,356.84, which is $1.6 million more <br />than the amount provided by SCORE grant dollars. This demonstrates to us the continued <br />need for funding residential recycling programs. <br /> <br />Communities are encouraged to support recycling by buying recycled commodities, but we <br />question the model of expanding the use of SCORE dollars for such purposes. I understand <br />Ramsey County allows SCORE funds to be used to pay the difference, if any, above the price <br />of a comparable non-recycled product versus one with recycled content products. This margin <br />is usually small and does not warrant a change in our SCORE funding distribution policy. <br /> <br />~AJ(: 763-323-5682 <br /> <br />Affirmative Action I Equal Opportunity Employer <br /> <br />I,' c:~~7~>-" <br /> <br />TDDITTY: 763-323-5289 <br /> <br />J9 <br />
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