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171 <br />172 Discussion continued within the Commission regarding the potential for riprap to <br />173 help reduce erosion and sediment runoff into the lake. <br />174 <br />175 Member Fergus inquired about the effectiveness of rain gardens and the possibility <br />176 of incentivizing them to reduce pollutants. <br />177 <br />178 Mr. Johnson explained the existing incentive programs for homeowners to install <br />179 rain gardens through Ramsey, Washington, and Rice Creek. <br />180 <br />181 A discussion ensued regarding the challenges of implementing rain gardens in hilly <br />182 areas and the need for City input to identify suitable locations. <br />183 <br />184 Mr. Carrier, 1040 County Roads C2, shared his efforts in maintaining catch basins <br />185 and the prevalence of litter and debris in the area <br />186 <br />187 7. Recycling Cart Update <br />188 Environmental Manager Ryan Johnson updated the Commission on the status of <br />189 the recycling cart rollout and removal. <br />190 <br />191 8. Review Sewer Backup Policy <br />192 Mr. Freihammer provided an overview of the current sewer backup policy, which <br />193 offered up to $5,000 reimbursement for residential properties. He noted there was <br />194 a proposal to increase the reimbursement amount to $7,500 to account for rising <br />195 costs and the need for more comprehensive cleanup. <br />196 <br />197 Discussion on the potential inclusion of commercial properties and the challenges <br />198 of applying the policy to larger buildings. Emphasis was placed on the City's quick <br />199 response time in its cleanup efforts and the importance of addressing sewer backups <br />200 promptly to minimize damage. <br />201 <br />202 9. Future Agenda Items <br />203 Public Works Director Freihammer reviewed upcoming agenda items. He noted <br />204 there will be an environmental center tour at 2:00 p.m. on June 2. <br />205 <br />206 June 24, 2025 <br />207 • Municipal Safety Plan <br />208 • Civic Campus Master Plan Update <br />209 • Prep for Joint Council meeting on July 21 <br />210 <br />211 July 22, 2025 <br />212 • Civic Campus Master Plan Update <br />213 • Joint Council Meeting recap — Set Agenda for the Year <br />214 <br />215 The Commission discussed the potential for an update to pavement asset management and <br />216 a pathway master plan update. <br />Page 5 of 6 <br />
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