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ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING June 20, 2012 <br />DRAFT MINUTES 2 <br />Ms. O’Dea stated this sounds like a great opportunity. <br /> <br />Ms. Bor questioned if the grant requires a cost match. Mr. Asleson stated it does <br />not require a cost match from the City. He stated we could use up to $50,000 of <br />the grant at no cost share. Ms. Bor questioned if the priority is to invest on how to <br />engage commercial business to recycle. <br /> <br />Amy Ulbrecht, Anoka County, stated the County will be hiring an intern to work <br />with the City on making contact with Lino Lakes businesses. She stated the intern <br />cost does not come out of the recycling grant. <br /> <br />Ms. Ulbrecht stated the County is already working with schools to create better <br />recycling. She stated the City should focus more on internal recycling and <br />businesses. She stated the City should think about holding more recycling events <br />in the community or maybe even building a recycling center. She stated to think <br />really big in terms of recycling. <br /> <br />Mr. Dave Roeser, City Council member, stated in every business you have a <br />building full of people trained to recycle. We need to lead the way and have a <br />champion in every business. What we have to do is make goals for employees <br />and have recognition such as t-shirts, etc. He stated getting behind employees to <br />makes a difference and is a great motivator. He stated trying to get a tax increase <br />to get park land developed is not going to happen. Recycling is one of the ways to <br />raise money and then take the funds raised and plow them into the park systems. <br />He stated we need to have a reward and recognition system. If we had a big <br />container next to the Centennial Fire Station, we could find a champion to take <br />every beer can and throw it in the recycling bin. We need to help businesses do <br />the right thing. <br /> <br />Ms. Bor stated Mr. Roser is a creative visionary. Applying for a grant is a <br />component of that. Ms. Ulbrecht stated contacting businesses one on one <br />regarding recycling is important. Ms. Ulbrecht stated we want to describe the <br />goals and actualize some part of this. <br /> <br />Mr. Roeser stated a good start would be to work together and make a to-do list for <br />the intern and go from there. <br /> <br />Mr. Asleson stated the County may have ideas on how to proceed. <br /> <br />Ms. Bor stated it would be nice to set aside say $200 towards the set up to reward <br />businesses. Mr. Roeser stated we have to have a goal and have some prizes. He <br />stated we need to illustrate what a park can be for the City. He stated there are so <br />many pieces of rewards. <br />
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