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• Page 32 add goal #2 "Avoid destruction of natural features and enhance them wherever possible." • Page 34 add goal #8 "Develop ordinances that serve to enhance transportation and minimize negative consequences for water quality." • Page 34 add goal #9 "Develop a city trail system that supports the development of greenways." • Page 35 # 7 should read "Improve street safety through the appropriate use of street lighting and sign control. The street lighting will be of the "boxed" type with little or no spillage. The height shall be no higher than 16 feet." • Page 36 Pedestrian/Bicycle Trails #3 should read "Provide adequate lighting and outdoor fumiture in all areas of heavy pedestrian movement The street Iightinq will be of the "boxed" type with little or no spillage. The use of "Bug Away" light bulbs or another similar subsitute will be required? • Page 39 #7 should read "Design and maintain parks with proper landscaping, shelter design, etc. to-ensure a high degree of public and property safety. Proper lighting will be the boxed type with little or no spillage and "Bug Away" type or similar light bulbs will be used where appropriate." Page 41 #13 The highly important local water management plan should be given more prominence in the framework than merely this one reference. • Page 42 #3 add the words "and residents! • Page 43 #10 add the words "Take advantage of special projects such as the DNR's Wildlife Interface Proiect and the DNR's data base in flora and fauna." Page 45-47 NATURAL ENVIRONMENT PLAN needs a total rewrite. Some suggestions are offered, but more time is needed to do this right. • Page 46 change the title "VEGETATION" to "PLANTS AND ANIMALS" or "FLORA AND FAUNA? • Page 46 add #4 "The city will procure and maintain public canoe accesses to all lakes. • and public accesses•for larger watercraft on all recreational lakes" • Page 47 #5 should read The city has identified some and will continue to identify areas of unique natural vegetation and areas of critical habitat and endangered species that should be preserved. Detailed inventories of proposed development sites will be conducted prior to development approval which will identify habitats of special value and the native birds. mammals. amphibians and reptiles and plans for mitigation subject to city approval. In addition, the city will consult with the DNR and other informeed sources." Page 48 #1 The handbook gives us guidelines to develop our own management plan. This needs to be done before the comp plan is approved. • Page 7