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�.r <br />Office of: <br />JOSEPH G. CHLEBECK, Clerk <br />515 Little Canada Road <br />Little Canada, Minn. 55117 <br />484-2177 <br />CITY OF LITTLE CANADA <br />RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA <br />DUTCH ELM REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL <br />Annual Report <br />Diseased Elms -Marked for renoval in Littio '.anada iu,' <br />Eln-;;ventory 'or Li.=atle C=iada.- <br />436 represent- 61 of F1m population. <br />27b of trees in Little Canada are Elms. <br />CONTRACTS AWARDED <br />St. Croix Tree Service,Hudson, Wisconsin <br />NATIONAL GUARD ELM PICK-UP IN OCTOBER <br />MAYOR <br />Donald Valento <br />COUNCILMEN <br />Robert DeBape <br />Raymond Hanson <br />Jim Von].. <br />Morris "M.rY' Jesperwn <br />7138. <br />The trucks made 36 stops in Little Canada. A follow-up clean up was <br />made by State Highway Department and between them a total of 52 loads <br />were hauled to the Vadnais Tree Disposal site on Centerville Road. <br />In connection with National Guard Elm pick-up, lovernor Anderson was <br />notified, and his office was asked of the possibility of the use of <br />National Guard troops to remove diseased elms behind the cemetery. <br />He acknowledged that this possibility is being considered. <br />Clayton Parks, thF City Attorney, is currently drawing up an ordinance <br />which will help those persons on fixed incomes pay for costly tree <br />removal. Tree removal costs would be a deferred assessment. <br />Little Canada allocated $10)000 for subsidy of tree removal in <br />1976 and $10,000 'n 1.977. This is in conjunction with the State of <br />Minnesota ^,rant-in�,Aid Program. Under this Program, private homeovmers <br />are curr^nt 0, being reimbursed one half the total cost for diseased <br />trees-remov®d in 1976. A limit of $500;00 per hossehold was set. <br />The final date to apply for grant money for trees remo,ed in 1976 is <br />March G, 1977. NO APPLICATIONS WILL B?? PROCFSSFD AF'"ER THIS DATE. <br />Clerk's exhibit no.151fb <br />11R1 <br />Meeting-2-9-77 —' <br />