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Ms. Bloom noted their favorable impression of the City's public education efforts, <br />and expressed interest in staff's work to assist citizens in establishing rain <br />gardens, and encouraged use of rain barrels. Ms. Bloom noted that the MPCA <br />also reviewed the City's hazardous spill response preparation, with the Fire <br />Department also included in the audit. <br />Mr. Schwartz advised that staff would share the written report with the PWET <br />Commission upon receipt from the MPCA. <br />5. Follow up from meeting with City Council <br />Members briefly discussed follow-up items from the recent annual joint meeting <br />with the City Council; with Chair DeBenedet noting that no progress was made <br />to-date on including the PWET Commission in reviewing land development <br />applications. <br />Mr. Schwartz noted the City Council's suggestion for the PWET Commission to <br />meet jointly with other Commissions (e.g. Planning Commission and/or Parks and <br />Recreation Commission) to share roles. <br />Chair DeBenedet suggested that individual members consider some ideas for <br />further discussion on the September meeting agenda. <br />6. Recycling Community Values Discussion (continued) <br />Recycling Coordinator Tim Pratt summarized best value contracting approach for <br />renewing the Recycling contract to provide more opportunities for evaluation, not <br />entirely based on price; and provided an example that included performance <br />structure, performance evaluation; current capability factors and other categories. <br />Tonight's discussion focused on the list developed by members of various <br />community values they felt should be incorporated in an RFP for recycling <br />services; to proceed in ranking scores based on their importance related to those <br />values. <br />Initial categories grouped together by staff based on the bullet points were as <br />follows: <br />Collection Contract <br />^ Local Vendor Return on Investment <br />^ Clean, quiet Money returned to City <br />^ Know the size and weight of trucks and Flexibility in contracting <br />their impact on streets Rewards for adding value <br />^ Equipment doesn't use fossil fuel <br />Convenience Education <br />^ Easy to participate Frequent education of <br />^ Is it better to separate or co-mingle? residents <br />^ More materials picked up Community involvement <br />Page 4 of 11 <br />
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