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CC PACKETS 2001-2004
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Hennepin Coy art Mitigation-Plan- Community Profile <br /> o Minneapolis Chain of Lakes Lakeshore Restoration Project <br /> The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has identified two Scientific <br /> and Natural Are-as(SNA).in Hennepin County: <br /> The-Woisfeld Woods SNA in Long Lake is s-a premier-exarnple of the <br /> original "Big Woods"that once covered south central Minnesota. Very <br /> few-remnants-remain-due to urban-expanses and Industriat- <br /> development. <br /> The Wood-Rill SNA is-another-remnant of the Big Woods-that--runs-over <br /> the steep.hills of the St. Croix moraine. It includes undisturbed old- <br /> growth,forest, a-wet meadow;and.a moist 110wland-foresti <br /> I <br /> Pollution can:have a significant effect on the environment: As-of.August 8, <br /> 2003, Hennepin County had no active sites on the National.Priorities-List of <br /> Superfunde sites. Locations that had been on the list-have-been either deleted <br /> or have been mitigated. <br /> The�most-serious of-these-sites was the Reilly Tar-&-Cher-mc-al-Corporation <br /> located in PSt. Louis Parka .Soil and groundwater were contaminated with <br /> predominantly polynucldar aromatic hydrocarbons: <br /> The Prairie du Chien°and'Iordan-aquifers rVvere-contaminated affecting-the <br /> drinking water of 43,000 people. That aquifer also recharges the Mississippi <br /> from which Minneapolis draws its-drinking water.'- <br /> , -Hennepin County has-two air quality monitoring stations that measure ozone <br /> and particulate matter: The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency uses this <br /> data to issue-air-qualiity°'alerts. <br /> 302/312 facilities are-mapped -and on file in the County Emergency <br /> Preparedness Office and each individual jurisdiction. <br /> N.''Transportation-6—nd-Corntnuting-Patternt <br /> The-history of transportation in Hennepin County has its roots in its fakes and <br /> rivers. It began with canoes of cedar wood and birch.bark used by Native <br /> Americans and'-by Father Louis Hennepin, who discovered St. 'Anthony-Falls.'- <br /> In 1819 the first keelboats came up the Mississippi followed by the first <br /> steamboat in 1823. Barge traffic continues to be an essential link in the <br /> transportation chain. <br /> The first air passenger service was offered by the Jefferson Transportation <br /> Company (ITC), which operated a tri-motor between the Twin Cities and <br /> Rochester. JTC and Universal Airlines-later merged-with Northwest Airways, a <br /> precursor to Northwest Airlines. <br /> 20 <br /> 8-mi (.nmmainifv Prnfilo rinr <br />
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