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ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING JANUARY 25, 2006 <br /> <br />B. Other Discussion Items <br /> <br />Mary Jo O’Dea emailed Gordon Heitke about the city survey. Gordon Heitke’s <br />response was attached for review by the board. The survey’s questions were <br />based upon questions from a previous survey. <br /> <br />There was a discussion about the Blue Herons. Marty Asleson talked about Steve <br />Kittelson. Marty said Steve was transferred to Mankato. Marty will see if he can <br />meet with council members to update them. Council should be updated on what <br />is going on with Herons. Steve Kittelson will be giving a talk on the Blue <br />Heron’s somewhere local, Connie Grundhofer said. <br /> <br />It was asked if Steve was done with the project. Marty Asleson said that he was <br />not sure. Steve Kittelson has done significant work and made many discoveries. <br />Marty Asleson said that it was hoped that Steve can make it to a council meeting. <br /> <br />Barbara Bor asked if the city has every considered helping with money for the <br />project. <br /> <br />Barbara Bor asked if there is something that raccoons are afraid of that we can <br />use, such as decoy. Marty Asleson said that it sounds like the coyotes are in a <br />certain range and the raccoons stay away from them. The raccoons tend to stay in <br />closer to where people are. Raccoons that Andy has been tracking are back and <br />forth meandering around the shore all the way up to the freeway. It is no secret <br />that they are harvesting some of the raccoons right now. Marty said there was a <br />newspaper article about the 40 nests. Some are really falling apart. There are <br />probably between 30-40 nests left out there. Glen Fuchs and his people from the <br />county, along with the city are putting additional flashing up to protect the Blue <br />Herons. Marty said that the Raccoons are really smart when climbing trees. <br />Barbara Bor wanted to understand about both funding and flashing and do we let <br />nature take it’s course or address the problem with decoys and flashing, <br />understanding the cost and looking for contributions. Marty Asleson asked Jeff to <br />bring along a copy of the grant on how it was funded. Barbara Bor said that <br />when this is presented to council the information needs to be accurate. They need <br />to understand the grant and it’s duration. <br /> <br />Marty Asleson noted he thinks it is January 1. <br /> <br /> <br />C. Board Applications <br /> <br />Update: Marty Asleson talked to Dan Tesch and Dan said he had received some <br />environmental board applications. Marty Asleson can think of other people that <br />might apply that would be good as well. We will be loosing Barbara Bauman <br />after the February meeting. Mary Jo O’Dea said that Barbara Bauman has been <br />a great asset to the board. <br />7 APPROVED MINUTES
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