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Mr. Culver stated this policy compiles the City's existing policies and its newer, <br />better policies along with the practices they have been doing for the past five to 10 <br />years. <br />Chair Cihacek noted that Ramsey County shows up several times in the policy, but <br />Hennepin County does not. It would be good to include Hennepin County <br />connections, since they sit close to it. <br />Member Wozniak commented the policy did not mention much about stormwater <br />management. <br />Ms. White stated it could be considered in the introduction and under "reduce stress <br />on the environment." <br />Mr. Culver suggested it be included under Vision. <br />Ms. White reported the purpose of the Environmentally Preferable Purchasing <br />would be to minimize health and environmental impacts, support recycling, <br />implement lower costs overall, and be a community leader in sustainability. <br />Mr. Culver noted this item does not have a draft policy included in the meeting <br />packet because it is still being considered by City department heads. <br />Ms. White reported another best practice would be to establish a Green Team in the <br />City that oversees progress of the Green Step program, sets goals, and provides an <br />annual report to the citizens. <br />Chair Cihacek inquired if this is already covered based on what the PWETC <br />currently does, if there are staff and community members present, and if they <br />received a report on metrics and goals for Green Steps. <br />Ms. White responded it would fulfill the Green Team best practice, which would <br />help them get one step closer to step three. <br />Member Wozniak inquired if the PWETC should be the Green Team. <br />Chair Cihacek stated since they are already doing the work and Mr. Johnson <br />provides them with information annually, it seems they could get it done within <br />their current structure. They could also either form a subcommittee or include <br />citizen engagement. <br />Mr. Culver suggested they pass a proposal through the City Council that establishes <br />the PWETC as the City's Green Team. <br />Member Wozniak stated they need to discuss soliciting community input on this <br />topic in the future. <br />Page 7 of 16 <br />
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