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I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Is March 10. <br /> "The Council welcomes comments or suggestions on the <br />proposed process," said John Rutford, Council referrals man- <br />ager. Rutford said local governments may wish to check the <br />following documents published in the Federal Register: <br />- Executive Order No. 12372, July 16, 1982. <br />- OMB Policy Issues and Decisions on Executive Order No. <br /> 12372, Dec. 23, 1982. <br />- Federal Agency Proposed Rules to Implement Executive <br /> Order No. 12372, Jan. 24, 1983. <br />- OMB Latter to Governors on Implementation of Executive <br /> Order No. 12372, Jan. 27, 1983. <br /> <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />'REVIEW' IS MAILED THIRD CLASS <br /> <br /> To cut mailing costs in half, the Review is being mailed <br />third class instead of first class beginning.this issue. This means <br />it will arrive as late as one week after publication days-still the <br />first and third Fridays of the month. Because of this change, <br />the Review no longer contains a list of meetings for the <br />coming week. Instead, it publishes a list of meetings (without <br />agendas) for the following two weeks. Be sure to call and <br />verify any meeting information. <br /> <br />WASTE-TO-ENERGY PLANT SUBJECT <br />OF FEB. 10 PUBLIC MEETING <br /> <br /> The Metropolitan Council will hold a public meeting <br />Feb. 10 on a proposed waste-to-energy resource recovery <br />proiect for Ramsay and Washington Counties. The meeting <br />will be from 7 to 10 p.m. at Tartan High School, 828 Green- <br />way Av. N., Oakdale. <br /> The project, an estimated $55 million mass-burn incinerator, <br />would be built in Lake EImo, Washington County. It would <br />burn about 600 tons of municipal waste daily and produce <br />steam for sale to 3M Co. in Maplewood-and other nearby <br />customers if the facility is expanded. <br /> The meeting is to discuss an environmenta~ assessment <br />worksheet (EAW) about the project and the scope of an <br />environmental impact statement that will be prepared by <br />summer. Minnesota Environmental Quality Board rules <br />require the Council to conduct an ElS on incinerators that <br />will process 500 tons or more of waste daily. <br /> To speak at the hearing or submit written testimony, call <br />the Council at 291-6421. Copies of the EAW, pub. no. 09-83- <br />003, may be obtained free by calling 291-6464. <br /> <br />COUNCIL CHANGES SCHEDULE ON AMENDMENTS <br />TO WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT <br /> <br /> The Metropolitan Council has made schedule changes in its <br />review of proposed amendments to its policy plan on regional <br />water resources management. The new dates are: <br />- March 3: The Physical Development Committee reviews <br />the public hearing report and adopts final amendments at <br />3 p.m. in-the Council Chambers. <br />- March 10: The Metropolitan Council adopts final amend- <br />ments at 4 p.m. in the Council Chambers. <br /> If you have questions about the schedule or 'plan, call <br />John Harrington, the Council's water pollution program <br />manager, at 291-6324. <br /> <br />COUNCIL OFFERS AFFORDABLE <br />HOUSING EDUCATION PROGRAM <br /> <br />i Where will our children live? This is the theme of an afford- <br /> able housing education program offered upon request by the <br /> Metropolitan Council to local Twin Cities Area civic groups. <br /> The program is about today's housing market and the need to <br /> <br />provide more affordable housing. <br /> The program consists of a 45-minute presentation including <br />a slide show and discussion of such topics as: trends that affect <br />housing, current housing costs, how regulations affect housing <br />costs, housing in the 1980s, and common concerns and mis- <br />information often associated with more dense housing. Where <br />possible, current housing issues in a community will be high- <br />lighted. The program provides an information kit, booklets <br />and staff available to work with local civic leaders. <br /> For more information, cell Council housing planners Guy <br />Paterson or Aha Stern at 291-6472. <br /> <br />NEW PUBLICATIONS <br /> <br /> Hearing Report on Proposed Amendments to A v/at/on <br />Chapter of the Metropolitan Development Gu/de. Jan. 1983. <br />No. 26-83-030; 12 pp.; no charge. <br /> 1982 Metropolitan Health Planning 8oard Annual Report. <br />Jan. 1983. No. 19-82-106; 28 pp.; no charge. <br /> 1982 Manufactured Housing Law: Local Control of the <br />Location of Manufactured Housing. Jan. 1983. No. 07-83-024; <br />8 pp.; no charge. <br />Schools and School Districts, 1982, Twin C/t/es Metropoli. <br />tanArea. Dec. 1982. 17x22 in. map. No. 08-82-114; 50 cents. <br /> Community Reference File: L ynda/e/Hub/Nico/let Redeve/. <br />opment Project, Richfield, Minn. Jan. 1983. Case study on <br />innovative solutions to local communiW problems. No. 07-82- <br />074; 9 pp.; no charge. <br /> Twin C/t/es Metropolitan Area PoEt/ca/Boundaries, 1983. <br />Jan. 1983. 8% x 12 in. map. No charge. <br /> <br />COMtNG MEETINGS (Feb. 14-25) <br /> <br />(Information be/ow is tentative. To var/fy, ca//291~464.) <br /> <br /> Human Resources Committee--Monday, Feb. 14, <br />3:30 p.m., Council Chambers. <br /> Executive Committee-Tuesday, Feb. 15, 5 p.m., Con- <br />ference Room A. <br /> Arts Advisory Committee--Tuesday, Feb. 15, 5:15 p.m., <br />Council Chambers. <br /> Transportation Advisory Board--Wednesday, Feb. 16, <br />2 p.m., Council Chambers, <br /> Landfill Abatement Subcommittee of the Metropolitan <br />Waste Management Advisory Committee--Wednesday, <br />Feb. 16, 3 p.m., Conference Room A. <br /> Metropolitan Waste Management Advisory Committee-- <br />Wednesday, Feb. 16, 7 p.m., Council Chambers. <br /> Physical Development Commit-tee-- Thursday, Feb. 17, <br />3 p.m., Council Chambers. <br /> Compensation and Mitigation Subcommittee of the <br />Metropolitan Waste Management Advisory Committee-- <br />Tuesday, Feb. 22, 9 a.m., Conference Room E. <br /> Metropolitan Parks and Open Space Commission-Tuesday, <br />Feb. 22, 3 p.m., Council Chambers. <br /> Transportation Subcommittee--Tuesday, Feb. 22, 3 p.m., <br />Conference Room E. <br /> Executive Committee--Tuesday, Feb. 22, 5 p.m., Confer- <br />ence Room A. <br /> Metropolitan Health Planning Board--Wednesday, Feb. 23, <br />4 p.m., Council Chambers. <br /> Metropolitan Ridesharing Board--Thursday, Feb. 24, <br />9:30 a.m., Council Chambers. <br /> Physical Development Committee--Thursday, Feb. 24, <br />2:30 p.m., Council Chambers. <br /> Metropolitan Council--Thursday, Feb. 24, 4 p.m., <br />Council Chambers. <br /> Advisory Committee on Aging- Friday, Feb. 25, g a.m., <br />Council Chambers. <br /> <br /> <br />