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E I <br /> City of Hugo Welcomes New Employees <br /> SCo Anderson information gathering,responds to citizen <br /> inquiries on zoning and land use issues,and gen- <br /> Senior Engineering Technician <br /> erally assists Community Development Director <br /> As the first step in creating its own Engineering John Rask on a day-to-day basis. <br /> Department the City of Hugo has hired Scott <br /> Anderson as a Senior Engineering Technician. Jensen's internship with the City is a requirement <br /> Anderson started work on August 11,2003 and for a Bachelor of Science degree in Community <br /> will be taking over some of the duties previously <br /> Development,which he plans to receive in <br /> performed by City Engineer David Mitchell and December. Following graduation,he hopes to <br /> City Inspector Brian Mitchell. "In reviewing the pursue a career in community or economic devel- <br /> budget,we realized that we could do some of the devel- <br /> opment for a city government in the Twin Cities <br /> Scott Anderson engineering work more efficiently and more area. Originally from Brooklyn Park,Jensen has <br /> Senior Engineering affordably in-house," explains Community lived in Lino Lakes for the past 12 years. He <br /> Technician Development Director John Rask. He adds, enjoys sports,working out,and reading. <br /> "Hiring Scott allows us to have someone at City <br /> Hall to oversee the day-to-day operations and to <br /> be more available to our residents,while still <br /> using our engineering consultants when we need <br /> to. <br /> ReducingWaste <br /> Anderson's primary responsibilities will include jeal`Dllly the Three RS <br /> overseeing and inspecting public improvements <br /> such as streets, sanitary sewers,and water mains; <br /> coordinating,managing,and reviewing construc- <br /> tion and private development projects; and Did you know that the average Minnesota resi- <br /> dent creates nearly 2,000 pounds of garbage every <br /> o <br /> year? Even though Minnesota recycles 46%of <br /> responding to citizen inquiries regarding drainage, our waste,recycling alone doesn't keep up with <br /> Derrick Jensen utilities,grading and other engineering issues. He garbage.has six years of experience as an Engineering our increasingamount of arba e We need to <br /> Community Development Technician for the City of White Bear Lake and learn the "Three Rs"—Reduce,Reuse,and <br /> Intern worked part-time in the engineering department Recycle. Residents need to reduce their amount <br /> for the City of Roseville while earning his of waste by not creating it in the first place. Then <br /> Associate degree from Lakewood Community reuse items by repairing, selling,or donating them <br /> College. Anderson also earned a Civil to charities. Finally,recycle items to be made <br /> Technology Certificate from St.Paul Technical into new products. For more information, check <br /> out the O <br /> College. He grew up in White Bear Lake and has Office of Environmental Assistance web <br /> lived in Lino Lakes for the past five years with site at wwwmoea.state.mn.us, or visit <br /> his wife Cara and their two-year old daughter n'x'�'t'•GreenGuardian.coin, which provides <br /> Caitlin. Outside of work,Anderson enjoys snow- resources and web links on recycling, reuse, com- <br /> posting, and disposal of toxic household items. <br /> mobiling,hockey,and spending time with his <br /> family. <br /> i, <br /> Derrick Jensen <br /> ,y <br /> Community Development Intern <br /> REMEMBER TO RECYCLE! <br /> i <br /> Currently a senior at St. Cloud State University, In Hugo, items for recycling are collected <br /> Derrick Jensen started as an intern in the City's curbside as part of your weekly trash collec- <br /> Community Development Department in May tion. A recycling container is available from <br /> ti 2003 and will work through the end of November. your garbage hauler or by calling City Hall at <br /> His primary project has been updating the parks 651-762-6300. Those items which can be <br /> In Hugo, items for portion of Hugo's comprehensive plan,adding recycled include newspapers,aluminum bev- <br /> recycling are collected new data describing the changes that have erage cans,tin cans,glass jars and bottles, <br /> curbside as part of your occurred in the City since the document was corrugated cardboard,glossy magazines,and <br /> weekly trash collection. adopted in 1998. Jensen also does research and car and tractor batteries. <br />
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