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t <br />• <br />Agenda Item 5A <br />Staff Originator: Marty Asleson <br />Environmental Board Meeting Date: September 28, 2011 <br />TOPIC: Final Approval of the Emerald Ash Borer Preparedness Plan <br />Background: The Environmental Board has reviewed past draft Emerald Ash <br />Borer documents. Updates have been given to the City Council on the Draft EAB <br />Preparedness Plan as compiled by the Environmental Board. The last two <br />updates to the City Council occurred on May 2, 2011 and August 22, 2011. The <br />use of the two parcels mentioned in the plan has been extensively discussed for <br />marshalling diseased Ash Trees. Minor improvements would be needed for the <br />south marshal area. Gravel would be needed to gain entrance to this site. <br />Since the last EAB preparedness plan document a few things have changed. <br />First, the Emerald Ash borer has now been found in Northern Ramsey County <br />within about 8 miles from Lino Lakes. <br />Second, The City has received a grant to establish tree diversity and by next year <br />will have replaced about 150 of our public trees. This changes the calculations of <br />the Purdue University model previously in the draft document. I have removed <br />the calculations in that these numbers are different now and will change <br />periodically based on market prices and grant awards. <br />Thirdly, we are now certain that City crews would be performing removal, <br />planting, and chemical treatment for any EAB function on public trees. The City <br />has the trained staff, equipment and licenses need to do any of the management <br />options. <br />Fourth, Anoka County Integrated waste is in the process of updating the solid <br />waste, recycling management plan and city staff have made it clear to the <br />advisory board that EAB must be incorporated into the County Plan for yard <br />waste. <br />The final draft document also incorporates by reference the City Tree Disease <br />Ordinance into the Preparedness Plan. <br />Recommendation: <br />.Approve final draft Preparedness plan document to be forwarded on to the City <br />Council. <br />
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