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recommendations); and current status of the city's LED conversion — interior and exterior. Member Heimerl suggested a summer field trip with longer daylight hours (May or July agendas) for citywide projects of interest to the PWETC. Member Seigler suggested it may be of interest to the PWETC to view the Metropolitan Council's sanitary sewer line replacement project; with Mr. Culver clarifying that the bids were anticipated for award in May and the earliest work start date anticipated in October of 2017 through the spring of 2019, opining there wouldn't be much to observe before the winter months. Member Wozniak suggested review of Ramsey County's organics collection program; and research by staff to see if they had yet to identify any sites in and around Roseville for expansion. Member Wozniak suggested another fieldtrip could be to the Washington -Ramsey County Recycling facility in Newport, MN. With only Member Seigler having attended a tour of the Eureka MRF, Chair Cihacek suggested that may be a good fall fieldtrip after the upcoming busier agenda months had been completed. Chair Cihacek suggested a policy overview, including educating the PWETC on where the money comes from and how it is designated, as well as an inventory of stormwater management for residential and commercial properties as researched by staff (April agenda). Chair Cihacek opined that this would serve as good background on the next step conversations planned over the summer and inform the comprehensive plan with a citywide perspective. In that vein and at the request of Member Wozniak, Mr. Culver reviewed the quarterly fee paid by single-family homes of a certain size $11/quarter - $45/year), with multi -family and apartment buildings, as well as commercial buildings, paying a much larger fee. 8. Adjourn Member Trainor moved, Member Wozniak seconded, adjournment of the meeting at approximately 7:43 p.m. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Motion carried. Page 11 of 11