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Agenda Packets
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8/5/1991
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8/5/1991
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A. 4 <br /> DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET NARRATIVE <br /> FUND: Forestry <br /> DEPARTMENT: Sanitation/Reforestation <br /> DEPARTMENT OBJECTIVE <br /> To promote and protect a high quality urban enviroiunent in Mounds View through <br /> an aggressive program of tree planting, maintenance and disease/pest control. <br /> ACTIVITIES <br /> The major activities of the Forestry Department are to inspect and control tree <br /> diseases and pests, tree planting and landscaping of City parks and public areas, <br /> maintaining trees and landscaping on public land and performing tree and landscape <br /> extension-related work with residents. <br /> The staffing of the department is with a 40 percent time forester (joint powers with <br /> New Brighton) and one temporary full-time equivalent position from April - October. <br /> DEPARTMENT GOALS <br /> 1. Keep Dutch elm disease losses to less than 2.5 percent of remaining elm <br /> population. <br /> 2. Keep oak wilt losses to less than 100 trees through strict inspection and <br /> public education. <br /> DEPARTMENT EXPENDITURE COMMENTS <br /> Mounds View's Forestry Program consists of tree disease inspection and control, tree <br /> planting and maintenance and public education and involvement. Tree removal will <br /> take place on both public and private property; the cost of the latter being <br /> reimbursed to the City. Trimming of easement trees will take place on a priority <br /> schedule basis. New and replacement trees will-be-planted where plantings were <br /> vandalized or failed the previous year. <br />
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