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-3- <br /> believes her committee is very unique in that they have accomplished <br /> so many of the goals they set for themselves . <br /> • The Mayor and the rest of the Council attended the hearing the previous <br /> evening on possible siting of a hazardous waste facility in either <br /> Roseville or Northeast Minneapolis, in locations .which would be very <br /> close to St. Anthony . The general feeling was that they had come away <br /> from the meeting with more concerns about how the hazardous wastes would <br /> be transported than about the processing procedures . However, Council- <br /> man Enrooth indicated he believes the presentation at the North East <br /> Junior High School had been too .ambiguous and ill defined as to how <br /> volatile the waste materials might be and speculated there might be <br /> less opposition to the proposal if there had been a clear indication <br /> that those materials might only be paper or motor oil, the disposal <br /> of which is commonly accepted. <br /> In his letter to Robert Dunn of the State Waste Management Board, the <br /> Mayor had questioned why City officials had not been informed that a <br /> potential hazardous waste facility was being considered so close to the <br /> highly populated City of St. Anthony , which contains a high percentage <br /> of elderly persons who would be difficult to evacuate in the event of <br /> disaster. He also referred to the October 6th letter to Mr. Dunn from <br /> the Roseville City Manager in which Mr. Andre had suggested the pre- <br /> liminary area for possible location of the transfer/storage of hazardous <br /> waste be a site in Roseville which abuts the Gross Golf Course in <br /> St. Anthony . Mayor Sundland noted that Mr. Andre had given several <br /> reasons why such a facility should not be sited near Midland Hills <br /> • Golf Course in Roseville , which the Mayor perceives would also apply <br /> to the Gross area and he reiterated that he believes it would be quite <br /> a different thing to force long time residents to either live near a <br /> hazardous waste site or move out than to place such a facility in an <br /> area which is not fully developed and where the choice could be made <br /> to move there. <br /> Councilman Marks indicated the hearings and conversations with some of <br /> the officials in attendance had convinced him that huge amounts of <br /> dangerous chemicals would not be considered for either site and tight <br /> controls would be imposed by both the state and federal agencies on <br /> the processing. He said he is much more concerned with the undo cessed <br /> chemicals which are transported by truck and rail through St. Anthony <br /> every day , especially since there have been such drastic cutbacks in <br /> funding of the agencies who are supposed to enforce the regulations <br /> governing such activities . Councilman Letourneau noted the - City <br /> Police and Fire officials have been concerned about these disaster <br /> potentials for a long time as well as the unidentified chemicals which <br /> show up in the City occasionally . Mayor Sundland indicated he believes <br /> the City "should stay .away from taking responsibility for hazardous <br /> wastes" . <br /> Councilman Marks gave -a listing of future hearings on the preliminary <br /> sitings to the Bulletin reporter for publication so area residents <br /> would have an opportunity to find out .more about what is being proposed. <br /> • The Council had drawn up an employment agreement with Mr. Childs at a <br /> Special Council meeting November 15th. <br />
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