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ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING <br />FEBRUARY 28, 2007 <br />Recycling Day is scheduled to take place May 5. There will only be one recycling <br />day this year. Ms. Grundhofer mentioned to the board that volunteers are needed <br />for this event. <br />Open Mike closed at 6:45 p.m. <br />5. ACTION ITEMS <br />There are no action items at this time. <br />6. DISCUSSION ITEMS <br />A. Election of Officers <br />Ms. O'Dea stated how the election process works. <br />Ms. Brouillet nominated Ms. O'Dea to continue as Chair of the Environmental <br />Board and Ms. Bor to continue as Vice Chair. Motion carried unanimously. <br />B. Stream Health Monitoring Program (SHEP) <br />Mr. Asleson gave background information on the Stream Health Monitoring <br />Program. <br />Mr. Gary Averbeck was present to give a PowerPoint presentation of the Stream <br />Health Evaluation Project (SHEP) of the Hardwood Creek area. The data analysis <br />date was that of January 27, 2007. The two areas of collection were from the <br />north and south of County Road 40. The group sampled ripples, undercuts of <br />banks and vegetation in a 100 yard area. Most specimens went onto Wargo <br />Nature Center where they were analyzed under microscope. Once the insects <br />were identified they were put in jars and numbered. They evaluated the vertebrata <br />community to determine stream health. They gave values as how the vertebrata <br />pollution tolerance levels were based. Ms. O'Dea asked if this is a healthy stream <br />because there are a lot of different species that live there. Mr. Averbeck stated <br />yes, there were many tolerant benthos. Anoka Conservation District has been <br />monitoring this site over the years. There will be another around of testing in the <br />fall by the SHEP group. The pollution control appears to be going in a positive <br />direction yet this stream is still in trouble. Ms. Bor went over the color of the <br />water in the areas and land use around it. <br />Mr. Traylor asked what the predomination of the chemical structure in the stream <br />was. <br />2 DRAFT MINUTES <br />• <br />• <br />• <br />
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