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<br />Lisa M. Manning, 514 Old
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<br />because we need room to widen
<br />Hadley Avenue someday," he said.
<br />"It should be no big deal. The trail
<br />will still be at least 30 feet from
<br />the back yards, most of which are
<br />fenced."
<br />But Bednarek said the shift will
<br />And Merle may be right about
<br />taxpayers' willingness to pay for
<br />more police.
<br />"When I came to town six years
<br />ago, we had 15 full -time police
<br />officers," Chief Sullivan said.
<br />"Now we have 22."
<br />EAGAN
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<br />Bow - and -arrow deer
<br />hunting plan is killed
<br />BILL GARDNER STAFF WRITER
<br />The Eagan City Council has
<br />changed a long- standing tradition
<br />by voting not to allow bow- and -ar-
<br />row hunting for deer within the
<br />city limits.
<br />The council majority decided
<br />last week that Eagan has become
<br />too urbanized for bow hunting.
<br />"We have to change with the
<br />times," Mayor Tom Egan said.
<br />In previous years the city grant-
<br />ed special bow hunting permits.
<br />Each year the City Council consid-
<br />ered the issue and in recent years
<br />had approved bow hunting by a
<br />3 -2 vote after considerable discus-
<br />sion.
<br />This year Egan changed his po-
<br />sition because he became con-
<br />vinced bow - and -arrow hunting was
<br />a very inefficient means of con-
<br />trolling the growing deer herd in
<br />the city. Only four hunters had
<br />applied for bow hunting permits.
<br />Now no permits will be issued.
<br />"I'm extremely concerned about
<br />the number of deer - related acci-
<br />dents," Egan said. "But I came to
<br />the conclusion that I personally
<br />could no longer justify the continu-
<br />ation of bow - and -arrow hunting on
<br />the theory that it regulates the
<br />deer population.'
<br />In addition, Egan said he was
<br />concerned that deer wounded by
<br />arrows would live a long time in
<br />an injured and diseased condition.
<br />"The deer will die a slow and
<br />painful death," Egan said. "That's
<br />not exactly sport."
<br />The city will continue to cooper-
<br />ate with the Minnesota Depart-
<br />ment of Natural Resources, which
<br />holds annual special deer hunts in
<br />the Minnesota River Valley areas
<br />of Eagan, Mendota Heights,
<br />Bloomington and Burnsville.
<br />Jon Parker, DNR area wildlife
<br />manager, urged the City Council
<br />"The deer will die a
<br />slow and painful
<br />death. That's not
<br />exactly sport."
<br />TOM EGAN
<br />MAYOR
<br />to retain bow- and -arrow hunting.
<br />"I think they were presented
<br />with a lot of misleading informa-
<br />tion about bow hunting by friends
<br />of animals," Parker said after-
<br />ward. Claims that bow hunting is
<br />inhumane "were very much over-
<br />stated," he said.
<br />In previous years, bow hunters
<br />could take two deer apiece in the
<br />Eagan area, but the regulations
<br />have been changed to allow five
<br />deer for each bow hunter this
<br />year.
<br />Parker said the deer population
<br />in Eagan seems to have increased
<br />slightly in recent years. The spe-
<br />cial DNR hunt this season in the
<br />Minnesota River area is scheduled
<br />for Oct. 30 -31, Dec. 4 -5 and Jan
<br />8 -9.
<br />The DNR plans to take from 150
<br />to 220 deer during the special hunt
<br />this season, with DNR sharpshoot-
<br />ers making up the difference be-
<br />tween the goal and the number of
<br />deer that regular hunters kill,
<br />Parker said.
<br />Eagan has 53,000 people and
<br />has grown rapidly over the past
<br />decade, becoming more urban
<br />each year.
<br />"It seemed that that particular
<br />sport just no longer had its place,"
<br />City Administrator Tom Hedges
<br />said.
<br />Council Members Sean Hunter
<br />and Pat Awada voted to allow
<br />bow - and -arrow hunting for deer in
<br />the city. At the same meeting, the
<br />council voted to continue granting
<br />permits to hunt ducks, geese and
<br />pheasants with a shotgun.
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