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October updates: <br />· Shoreline Realtor Workshop: Barbara has been working with partners to <br />submit materials for a lakeshore realtor workshop in late winter. Partnering with <br />the St. Paul Area Association of Realtors, the course will feature speakers from <br />the Minnesota DNR, BWSR, Isanti SWCD, Chisago County, and the Chisago <br />Lakes Lake Improvement District. Topics will cover the MN Shoreland <br />Management Program, the Wetland Conservation Act, an introduction to <br />‘intermediary’ local government units like watershed districts and LIDs, <br />providing insight on how realtors can help potential shoreline owners choose <br />property that fits their wants while being aware of constraints, and the <br />importance and best how-tos to protect lake and river health. Date and location <br />will be announced later this year. <br />· Enhanced Street Sweeping Projects: At tomorrow’s Lower St. Croix <br />steering committee, the group will review applications for enhanced street <br />sweeping projects in: Afton, Lake Elmo, Middle St. Croix WMO communities, <br />Marine on St. Croix, Scandia, Wyoming, Linwood Twp., Rush City, and North <br />Branch. <br />· Ordinance Review: Barbara has been working with the Chisago SWCD, <br />WCD, and Carnelian-Marine-St. Croix Watershed District to identify <br />communities that may be interested in an ordinance review process with the <br />goal of adopting best stormwater management practices. <br />· Wisconsin Farmer-Led Watershed Councils: Jennifer, Barbara, and other <br />conservation staff met with members of the Wisconsin Farmer-Led Watershed <br />Councils to discuss current initiatives and potential future collaboration <br />opportunities. <br />· Non-structural ag projects: Jennifer completed conservation planning for <br />8 cover crop plans, 8 reduced and no-till farming plans, and one nutrient <br />management plan. <br />Resources for Communities: Head to www.lsc1w1p.org/for-communities to <br />find information about Minimal Impact Design Standards (MIDS) and links to <br />Minnesota Stormwater Manual, Restore Your Shore, Growing Shade, and <br />iTree. <br />
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