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Decentralized brush chipping program discussed at Council level. <br /> <br />Staff assists School District #I 1 and volunteers with planting along the Count>' Road #116 <br />ahcrnative mansportation corridor. <br /> <br />Job Service youth inventor;,.' and develop exi, sdng Ciu' nurseD'(s). <br /> <br />Staff determines desired species makeup of nurser5' and prepares for 1995 planting. <br /> <br />CiD, receives Year Two of the DNR Planting Grant. <br /> <br />City receives SBA Planting Grant for commercial and industrial areas. <br /> <br />Economic Development Commission explores loan program whereby lc>zal businesses <br />employ local nm'series/landscapers to improve aesthetics, energy conservation and prope~' <br />values. The increased employment opportunities make this amenable to other partnerships, <br />in~'zreasing the viability, of the plan. <br /> <br />Forest, section added to the Comprehensive Recreation and Natural Resource Plan. <br /> <br />Tree preservation ordinance adopted for ail ensuing development, <br /> <br />Other City goals dovetailed into Environmental Expo planning process. Business <br />sponsorship increases. <br /> <br />Task accounting system irnproves effe~veness <br /> <br />Job S em-ice you~ undertake extensive nm-'seu, planting and development. <br /> <br />City procures use of tree spade. <br /> <br />Staff performs more specific g-round-proofing in conjunction with planning grant. <br /> <br />Tres Sale and Ceremony moves to Central Park. <br /> <br />En,,ironmentai Expo gains State/Regional smms and/or Elk R_/ver and R~msey co-sponsor <br />the event to be held at the Oliver Kelley Farm on I--I/ghway #10. <br /> <br />All Publ/c Works staff receive in-house hazard tree and pruning tmirfing. <br /> <br />H~'~rd tree policy adopted by City Council. <br /> <br /> <br />