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5. following construction of the roof, with remaining exterior and interior concrete work needed in the spring, including baffle wall construction. Member Stenlund recognized Pulte Homes for their care in stabilizing their construction site for the winter at County Road C -2 and Lexington Avenue; and expressed his appreciation for the quality of their work in interim stabilization efforts as well as their attempts in saving specimen trees. creation of parking bays, turn lanes on advised that prior to returning to the estimate available for the lowerin provide cost - savings by including it %ec safety issues with the curve currentl Schwartz also advised that through at the same time, there we less than originally estima veNMe the project; and il, ated having an on nd C -2 that would A. ne and address We designs Nolnu ds. Mr. scale in be the work construction costs may be LM doing the work now. Oof compliance with so Boulevard during and clarified that Ms. McKeown Cities Program, not with Eureka Recycling as Ms. Mc noted Ihat the confusion was from their being housed at Eureka now, since t e previously housed at the Green Institute before they closed, and Eureka of host and support their efforts at their facility. Ms. McKeown advise hat GreenStep Cities was a state -wide cooperative partnership among non - profit agencies, the U of MN, and various government agencies, and was an energy program, not a recycling program. Ms. McKeown presented a slide presentation of this MPCA GreenStep Cities Program, whose effort was toward implementing sustainability by encouraging cities and other government entities to voluntarily bring together proven best practices throughout cities in the State of MN to achieve sustainability goals, through twenty -eight (28) best practices in five (5) different categories. Page 3 of 10