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<br />would like to see the minutes and new items for meeting agendas a week <br />before the meeting, not the Friday night before the meetings. I'm not sure <br />how that would be fixed, but it would give time for picking up reports at <br />City Hall, researching new ideas and generating questions. <br /> <br />, 5. What would you like to see the Commission accomplish during the next <br />two years? . <br />. I would like to see an action plan developed on how to use the <br />Ramsey Wetland Inventory, the Ramsey Natural Resources <br />Inventory, any surface water data and the like. <br />. I would like to see an action plan developed possibly with input, but <br />at least reviewed by the EPB, on how the City will add new or <br />updated information to the City's database. Whether there be <br />layers to GIS or just comments made to items in the MnRAM <br />database. Specifically, a set of procedures. This would also include <br />maintenance of old or replaced data in the case of inaccuracies. <br />Versions for example? <br />. I would like to see an action plan developed possibly with input, but <br />at least reviewed by the EPB (to be informed), on periodic updates <br />and reviews of the data generated by the various inventory reports. <br />This would enable the review of changes over time, a very <br />important tool. Additionally a periodic review would lessen the <br />impact of inventory assessment errors. On. top of that, avoiding <br />paying for another full-blown inventory in 10 years would be great. <br />Basically just looking at a few pieces of the inventory every year or <br />two. Whether or not that meant using a consultant or not is another <br />issue. <br />. Would like to see chemical and biological (bacteria) testing of the <br />lakes and standing water wetlands to determine quality levels and <br />changes over time, as opposed to just looking at plant and animal <br />life. <br />. Would like to see all the GIS layer$, current and proposed, and <br />even historic maps. I believe if residents can see what they have, <br />they would be even more interested in protecting what is there. But <br />first they must know... <br /> <br />If you have any questions I can be reached at 763-441-3787 or <br />bobbentz@yahoo.com. Thank you. <br /> <br />Bob Bentz <br /> <br />-250- <br /> <br />