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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION JANUARY 17, 2001 <br />The Finance Director stated he is comfortable with matching the grant. However, once <br />the City is committed, the revenue can not be used for other things. <br />The Council directed staff to move forward with the grant application for Clearwater <br />Creek Park. <br />METRO GREENWAY PLANNING GRANT, MARTY ASLESON <br />Staff advised a previous Metro Greenways Planning Grant was approved for 3/ of the City <br />of Lino Lakes in 2000. This grant was written through the Anoka County Soil <br />Conservation District. The 2000 Grant was to take the City's existing inventory and <br />classify according to the Minnesota Land Classification System. This is a new land <br />classification system that standardizes land classification for cities, counties, and state <br />government agencies. The Minnesota Land Classification System also allows an <br />inventory to be taken to higher levels of definition, such as percentage of impervious <br />soils, and woodland quality. The Inventory will be delivered in GIS. <br />The Wild Land Urban Interface project with the Minnesota De atural <br />Resources needs the SE portion of the City classified. This luded from <br />the original project. The purpose of this proposal is to al a County Soil <br />Conservation District to underwrite a FY 2001 gran li do this inventory <br />project. This idea was previously presented to ��_�. n t that time it was unsure <br />whether there would be any cost -share dollars <br />By working with the Soil Conserv <br />resource planning from $6,00 <br />budget. <br />Council Member <br />t "e City is able to reduce the cost of this <br />,600 case and $1,400 in-kind in FY2002 <br />onn arified that the purpose of this is to be clear about the <br />impact of developy better define the resources that exist within the City. <br />The City Engineer cified that the grant does not commit the City to any greenway <br />expansions. <br />Council Member Reinert inquired about the difference between this study and the <br />environmental inventory. Staff advised this study takes the environmental inventory and <br />brings it to a higher level. Staff noted the entire City will then be completed. If the <br />Council approves, staff will move forward and the grant will be obtained. <br />This item will appear on the regular Council agenda Monday, January 22, 2001, 6:30 p.m. <br />ANOKA COUNTY AGREEMENT FOR 2001 RECYCLING PROGRAMS, <br />MARTY ASLESON <br />