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ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING DECEMBER 19, 2001 facilitating the meetings. All the work would need to be done in about ten months. Each Board would choose the members for the task force. Kukonen inquired about the possibility of alternates if someone was unable to attend. Grochala responded that he was trying to build continuity and consensus. He would be returning to the Board in January. A land use workshop would be held and Council is strongly urging attendance. NEMO would be making a presentation in the beginning on January 26, 2002, food would be provided, and the workshop would run from about 8:30 a.m.- 3:30 or 4:00 p.m. The task force would probably begin in February. Kukonen asked who would be conducting the workshop. Grochala answered he was unsure who would conduct the workshop. Trehus inquired if the Conservation Handbook on geenways ; oming into play. Grochala stated it would play a big part in setting up t siden ,,;al PDO. The greenways would be in the Subdivision part. He attemp i o br- o " the policies in the areas of the Environmental Board, the greenwa Board. Trehus stated the suitable land use for greenwa wou be ; ° ', and the City should attempt to correlate it with the buffers. He n e - u- mo . ated April 11, 2001 had useful information to incorporate, or to us oint. Grochala indicated it would be benefici rules, the project would probably the past. a developer follows a given list of d. It would avoid the conflicts of Trehus noted the most i con in the Handbook was the three intersecting circles. Kukonen asked if tho onducfing the workshop knew that a goal was to establish a Conservation " ; . divisio dinance. Grochala assured the Board that they knew. Donlin expresse'' on `= rn over the two numbers in the Comprehensive Plan, 147 new households /year .;< rage, and a 20,500 population cap assuming 2.5 people/household. Grochala answered that household sizes could fluctuate over the 20 year planning period. Donlin reiterated that the two numbers meant everything. Grochala noted that Pheasant Hills was the only development that could be approved if the moratorium went through. January 14, 2002 was the deadline to be heard by the Planning and Zoning Board in February, and go to Council in March. The Moratorium will probably cover only residential developments. The Metropolitan Council had not signed off the Comprehensive Plan.