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ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETINGSEPTEMBER 10, 2003 <br />8APPROVED MINUTES <br />Asleson noted that Rehbein’s NETLAWN had survived the winter. <br />Donlin mentioned she liked ivy on buildings. Mr. Morris indicated that the <br />tenants would have their own standards. <br />Mr. McDonall stated that wisteria worked well for him for two years, or a <br />climbing rose. Another option was a vine trouse. Grundhofer added that clematis <br />was another possibility. <br />Chair Kukonen reviewed the issues of lighting, parking, incorporate pervious <br />parking, and landscaping. Philip Carlson responded that they would be careful <br />with the installation. <br />Mr. Morris mentioned that communication was the key, and could resolve all <br />issues that would arise. He assured the Board of their desire to incorporate the <br />unique aspects into the site plan. <br />Asleson reminded the group of the importance of the surface water issue. Mr. <br />Morris assured the Board it would not only be functional, but visually appealing. <br />If care is taken during construction, it will minimize negative impacts. <br />C. Sketch Plan Review, Circle-Lex VFW <br />Asleson noted that there were no representatives present for the review. He <br />indicated that lighting, infiltration, and parking were concerns. <br />O’Dea stated there was a lot of parking. She indicated it was difficult to comment <br />except to decrease the impervious. At present, the site could use improvement. <br />Asleson indicated it probably did not support any rare species, because it was <br />pounded down pavement. <br />Chair Kukonen mentioned there were parking issues, lighting concerns, and <br />serious buffering for noise and light. <br />Donlin indicated that nothing would be lost ecologically, but parking would need <br />to be greatly reduced. Asleson stated that there should be islands for vegetation <br />in the parking lot. The front drop-off area should be narrowed. Impervious <br />parking should also be incorporated. <br />7.OTHER DEPARTMENT REPORTS <br />A.Forestry <br />This item was tabled to the September 24, 2003 meeting. <br />B. Solid Waste Recycling/Recycling Day
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