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Ms. Bloom noted that the Policies said to "encourage," and "support" and staff <br /> could provide options accordingly. <br /> Member Stenlund noted that they could be pieces of the puzzle, rather than <br /> relying on one option. <br /> At the request of Ms. Bloom regarding Policy No. 2 and whether that achieved the <br /> intent, Member Stenlund opined that it did not; and that phosphorus needed to be <br /> identified as a stressor, and an option provided for phosphorus reduction that <br /> could be managed and maintained. <br /> Ms. Bloom suggested that staff could add another goal to address those stressors. <br /> Member Gjerdingen suggested a fifth policy that the "City shall review BMP's <br /> that lend to long-term or easy maintenance..." <br /> Member Felice advised that it would be useful to have some record retained by <br /> the City of successful projects to serve as models for residents. <br /> Ms. Bloom advised that this would be a good Implementation Strategy. <br /> Implementation Plan <br /> With Mr. Leaf seeking initial comments of the PWETC related to the <br /> Implementation Plan, Ms. Bloom suggested that those comments be held until the <br /> next meeting. Ms. Bloom advised that staff would incorporate tonight's <br /> comments in the next draft. Ms. Bloom noted that, as always, individual feedback <br /> and comments were encouraged from Members between meetings for review off- <br /> line. <br /> Member DeBenedet reminded staff of the request that revisions from tonight's <br /> discussion be provided at least one (1) week prior to the next month's meeting. <br /> Member Stenlund suggested a goal be included to provide an understanding that <br /> progressive thinking to address future needs will need to be provided beyond <br /> today's water quality technologies and efforts. <br /> Mr. Leaf noted that this was the intent of the Plan, to address where the City <br /> should be going. <br /> Member DeBenedet questioned how to focus on those proactive technologies for <br /> implementation (e.g. upgraded water data for large rain events, and monitoring <br /> large site infiltration systems). <br /> Mr. Leaf noted that he considered that part of the entire sustainability process for <br /> the whole system, and taking all factors into consideration. <br /> Page 16 of 18 <br />