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~°. Attendees: .. _ Marie Asgian - Minneapolis'Public Works ~ Deb Pilger -Minneapolis Park & Rec. Board - Shelley Shreffler - St. Paul NEC :~ " Lisa. Gilliland -Anoka County Parks ' - . Louisa Watson -Ramsey -.Wash.. Metro Wtrshd. Dist. John Lamb -Minnesota Protect ` ,': ~ _ ,. Tina, 5mith~- MacWilliams Cosgrove `:' ,'Jerry ~pelzman'- Minnesota Dept of Ag ' ~. ` Barb Llukkonen - U of M Watei Resources Ctr: - _ ~ Tracy Fredin'- CGEEHamlme Univ:~ s -f ~' _ ~ ' . . Charlotte Shover -Dakota Cty. Env. Ed. Program _ _~: Lyndon Torsienson - MNRRA_ ~xz ~'. < . Pauline Langsdorf - MCES Comm. Rel., Env. Ed. _ .Suzanne Savanick -CGEE Hamline Unrv "~ , - Ron Erickson - MNRRA `~ Anne Weber.- Si. Paul Public Works '`- ` -Marty Rye = SEH 1 Grass Lake WMO.' ;; ~ - .=, r -~ Larry:Thomas - Scienca Museum of MPl .~h f : r iF n - 'Jim Haertet -Board of Water & SoN Resources ;Sue Caim Caim 8 Assoc; ,`" ~~ "^' ~ ~ t Minutes: Marie ~ - :_ ~ Pout Mohrtiache~- Scaence Museum ofiMN '~ -~, ' = ~- Y r - z-t ~ ~., - a r - - ~ - - - r-'.i .~ ~t y ~ ; Partne>R Updates'- ; ~ - z ~X s t' - ` , ~ '~ Charlotte: ;Dakota .County Environmental Education Program is hosting project WET workshops on = _ . Odobec 8,and:11. ;The workshop will. incorporate the- new. DakotaCountyWater History Trunk which is _- designed to °explore the ,role_that water has played, in the history of Dakota County,'`~Also, chemlcai~water, ti ~_ ;~ '; quality monttonng workshop will be held on Odober;3 for students, and teachers ~Chaiotte proposed that ~~,- 4 < '~ -_ Dakota County could develop information and edticatlon programs for cities if enough,lnterestwas ~ ~4-i- ~;~~ .~ _ p ~ y - #y i :.. f. /.r f~f ,, L l Ss^ d y` 'f +.s~' 'F °kt 21 `~. P t ~" T`v 1 _~ Jerry4 .~{,The Lake Hamel Protect has produced an educational plece_an fall-lawn ca~erand(eaf disposat~ `~, ~ '^ Don't Leave Lawn Care.`ti{ Spring ' ; It.wtll be;tncluded ln,at_I Mtnneapolls,wa~e tbl is 1ri, Septembec~-~_,~ :.~, ~ -. , ;~ ~ 'Louise . =,;Ramse~-Washin on Metro ;Watershed District hasbeen revfewi g'th~e' Tanriec-Lake;Survey . ,t`. ' Y 9t regarding water quality issues. The study`differehtiates population with prowmity to ttiertake,(upper ,_ _ - watershed vs: lower watershed). She is interested in comparing the results with ottier~survey'inforrriatlon' ~< - -that Partners~may have.A follow-up"survey will be conducted after the completion of-the Dlstncts five year waterquality implementation plan. - -~- ...~.._,.,., :.~. 1... z: r._: ~.; . ~ - " ~ .Lyndon = -:--`Lyndon reminded Partners of the Phalen wetland restoration planting on September 13 and of ~ -. the need for additional volunteers. ~ Rdn On October 2, MNRRA wit! host a meeting for interested participants in the American Heritage River Initiative nomination. Anyone who has ideas or who would like to discuss the proposal should call =: -. Ron at 290-4160, ext. 227 ore-mail: ron_erickson@nps.gov ~ Tina The Mississippi Minutes radio campaign has ended. A survey conducted after the completion - _ of the project indicated change over the past two years. Tina will bring the results tv a future meeting.-. -~ ~ Marie & Anne Minneapolis and St. Paul Public Works received a TCQI grant to cover materials and printing for catch basin stencil stickers. A test batch will be printed this fall. ~ Deb The construction of the Southwest Calhoun Wetland has been delayed from 1997 to 1998 due - to engineering for the project. John The Rivers Council of Minnesota is hosting a free conference on Septembenl9 and 20 in Moorehead. . -- Use c7f the VVa#erShed Exhibit Shelley used the exhibit at the St. Paul Classic Bike Tour. About 5000 riders participated in the event and an , estimated 1000 of those interacted with the Watershed exhibit. Shelley said that people are not responding to the pledge cards. Suzanne reported that the exhibit is scheduled into October. She has started a schedule for next year and some dates are already spoken for. The scheduling team is looking for places to display the '~ exhibit this winter. ,-