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<br />. <br /> <br />VI. New Business <br />A. Walkable Community Workshop Update <br />Brad Martens, Recreation Supervisor, stated that Steve had applied for a grant <br />and received it. Path improvements were indicated on the survey as an area of <br />need. National speakers will be in attendance. Invitations were sent to all <br />residents within a mile of Silver Lake Road & 694. We have received 29 <br />responses from those planning to attend. The public is invited. <br /> <br /> <br />Don Heinrich stated he appreciates the effort on Brad's part. <br /> <br />Jason commented that Brad has done a great job on this proje!?,. <br /> <br />B. <br /> <br />" <br />Urban Forest Update . <:0~~f/;~:::',>,:,::,:,:,: <br />Rick Wriskey, City Forester gave the Urban Forest ~.' e sta.tegthey are still <br />working on cleanup from the storm. Over 1 ,000 tree~~e lost'.. any boulevards, <br />parks and open space areas lost trees. 26,500 cllbic yards.,~fw was chipped. <br />S1. Paul district energy used this material for heau.ng ir1S~t:if!, . Bids for removal <br />of this wood material came in at $30,00P;+,$200,OpO. We received a bid of$O.OO <br />.,',11\,""""""'\ ........ <br />if we held on to the wood material longer thaf'Ye,b:1d planned. We were very <br />.~:<,'f:}J)',;, <br />fortunate to have the Dahlke site. We are now plairtrt!g on boulevards and in parks <br />through May. We received som~insur~~~f~oney which has gone a long way to . <br />help with replacem~nt trees. 'llitre was' ' e .sale last Sa~day. We s.old about <br />80, 8' trees. In prevIOUS y s' 0-70 httle more this year. Apnl had a <br />high number of reques phon ere 190 calls received in April on <br />various topics. There""I~ral beetles that we need to be concerned about; the <br />Emerald Ash Bon;: g.theA~~aJlJong-homed beetle which bores into maples, <br />elms and other :~'.II i~:. "':".<::''';;'" <br /> <br />'\~:":' <br /> <br /> <br />.ed new,~ormation from a U.S. Forest Service study done in <br />Mi1UJ~p' e~Gtli-se of the last year. It deals with an in-depth costlbenefit <br />"'is of tree... .:func 109.S and.. contributions in our urban setting taking into <br />'/:<Y:, "::<}\:)~ ) .; ',:' ":~} <br />c. eration cffbon dio,de removal, storm water abatement, seasonal savings of <br />coolin d '*ring costS and property value increases. The results indicate that <br />for an av ee over the course of 40 years the return is more than three times <br />e.costof enance. The estimated value of the street trees alone in <br />polis into the millions of dollars. Attention to the results and methods <br />of this study will be ongoing with New Brighton's street trees in mind. <br /> <br /> <br />Parks, Recreation, and Trails Strategic Plan <br />Greg Ingraham, of Ingraham and Associates, stated the intent of this meeting is to <br />give an overview of this document and for the Commission members to hear from <br />the experts. The intent of the document is to improve rec. reation from facilities _ <br />and operations. The Executive Swnmary is the primary piece of this and is wherew <br />you have spent most of your time. The document can be bound or printed in <br />individual pieces. We want to have this as a changeable, editable, living <br />document. We would like to get Commission feedback, your priorities and your <br />approval. <br />
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