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125 Mr. Johnson explained that the county manages stormwater for the Dale Street <br />126 project, as it was a county project. The County Road C project involved a <br />127 partnership with Ramsey County and SRF to install an iron -enhanced filtration <br />128 basin. The basin would treat stormwater from the county road project, addressing <br />129 water quality and quantity issues. The partnership aimed to maximize the <br />130 effectiveness of stormwater treatment while minimizing project costs. <br />131 <br />132 Mr. Johnson discussed the success of an $8,000 top dressing compost project, <br />133 highlighting its cost-effectiveness compared to other projects, such as the $150,000 <br />134 to $170,000 C2 project and the $1 million Willow Pon dredging project. <br />135 <br />136 Mr. Johnson mentioned the recent shredding day event, noting the high turnout with <br />137 600+ cars and 16 tons of paper collected, surpassing the previous year's 14 tons. <br />138 He also covered the University of Minnesota's ongoing interest in Alameda Pond, <br />139 focusing on sediment, chloride, and dissolved oxygen levels, as well as <br />140 collaboration with researchers. <br />141 <br />142 Mr. Johnson discussed the City's street sweeping efforts, highlighting the need for <br />143 a more focused approach in specific areas and the challenges of coordinating with <br />144 other cities, such as the Capital Region and Rice Creek. He noted that the rest of <br />145 the city will have a heat map indicating where the Public Works Department wants <br />146 to focus on sweeping and where it makes more sense to do so. <br />147 <br />148 Member Mueller expressed concerns about the community's lack of understanding <br />149 regarding their responsibility for maintaining the cty's cleanliness, including the <br />150 removal of grass clippings and yard waste. <br />151 <br />152 Chair Ficek shared an optimistic note about neighbors taking responsibility by <br />153 blowing grass back into their yards. <br />154 <br />155 Discussion occurred regarding the potential for yard maintenance companies to be <br />156 held accountable for blowing grass into the streets. <br />157 <br />158 Mr. Johnson explained the City Code and the consequences for contractors who fail <br />159 to comply, including the potential loss of business. He discussed the importance of <br />160 managing salt use and the challenges cities faced from the PCA regarding illicit <br />161 discharges. <br />162 <br />163 Chair Ficek opened the meeting for public comments. <br />164 <br />165 Mr. Allen Carrier, 1040 County Road C2, raised concerns about pollution in Lake <br />166 Josephine, citing the lake's historical cleanliness and the current issues with <br />167 stormwater runoff. <br />168 <br />169 Mr. Johnson acknowledged the challenges and mentioned ongoing projects and <br />170 potential future work to address the issues. <br />Page 4 of 6 <br />
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