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ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING JUNE 26, 2002 • 4. OPEN MIKE • • Kristine Marier representing the HERON (Homes, Environment, Roads and Our Neighborhoods) group, came to the meeting to find out if anything had been accomplished on the EAW. The group opposed a church being located on 92 acres across from the heron rookery. The site plan consisted of ten acres of impervious parking and an 80,000 square foot building. Donlin stated that the herons left the colony for a third time. The Environmental Board had not technically been brought into the loop. Ms. Marier indicated the group could be contacted by calling the head of the group Barbara Bor at (651) 426 -1563. A discussion ensued concerning the healt e ¢ ° # eggs, in that they were found to be lacking in the albumens O'Dea indicated that the group was intervi iHugonian, and she found it informative. 5. ACTION ITEMS A. Stoneybrook Preliminary Pia Asleson contacted the wat width to 29 feet. He reviewe needed to be i could not re district w ommended they reduce the street ackground and indicated that the buyers oot street width was on the books, so they Chair K the reducti stated that R indicated that the developer was willing to do Grundhofer used H nd Meadows Second Addition as an example of reduced street width, but inquid about its status at the Planning and Zoning Board meeting. O'Connell inquired about the City Council's decision, after she proposed narrower streets to the Planning and Zoning Board. Asleson answered that he was unsure. Donlin referred to the article in the background noting that the costs to the developer were reduced when the street width was reduced. She commented that everyone wanted to save money. Asleson mentioned that it was effective if the developer saved money for environmental issues. 2 DRAFT MINUTES