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4 <br />Recommendation 2: Apply €or a Metropolitan Council Grant to <br />produce an instructional videotape on yard waste management <br />techniques and alternatives. Enlist the aid of R�seville�s Parks <br />and Recreation Department, as well as Ramsey County�s iiorticu}.- <br />turist, Master Gardeners, and Waste Manaqement Department. 3how <br />the tape repeatedly on the public TP channel, and have copies <br />avaiZabie in Ramsey County Libraries. <br />Respanse: [implement with modification] This recommendation <br />would be difficult to implement for several reasons: <br />o A staff inember at Metropoiitan Council indicated that the <br />Committee reviewing grant applications daes not look <br />favarably on funding videotape productions. <br />o Preparing an ariginal videotape productian is extremely <br />labor intensive, if done properly. <br />o There are videotapes available through the Office of Waste <br />Management - Waste Educatian Cleari�ghouse in St. Paul. <br />It is recommended that staff further research the availability af <br />existing videotapes that may be appropriate, ar explore the <br />feasibility of participating in the preparation of a video on a <br />x-egional basis. <br />��� <br />� �� <br />Recatamendation 3: Pramote the Master Gardener program and <br />encourage residents to become Masfier Gardeners. Explore, with <br />the Ramsey County Extension Service, the concept of mini-qardeners <br />(not as much education). <br />Response: [implement] zt is recommended that the City encourage <br />residents to participate in both these programs, but with the <br />realizatian that participation may be lim�ted due to the time <br />commitment required. <br />Recommendation 4: Encouraqe the development of at Ieast one <br />cZass in yard and gard�n maintenance, with classes by the Rose- <br />ville Parks and Recreation Department in caoperation with the <br />Roseville Area 3chools� Community Educa�ion Program. <br />Response: [impZement] Thzs recommendation has received strong <br />support from the Parks and Recreation Director. He has suggested <br />that the staff Naturalist be involved in developing educational <br />yard waste programs at the Nature Center. <br />It is recommended that the staff Naturalist be directed to explore <br />the feasibility of providing edueational�yard waste programming <br />for Raseville residents. <br />Recommendatian 5: Construct demonstration plcts, with <br />information s�ands, in sevexal City parks on backyard composting, <br />lawn management techniques, mulching, etc. <br />
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