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Tuesday, January 15, 2013 <br />5:00 p.m. — Mayor /Council /Staff Strategic Planning Session — Lake Itasca Room <br />Department Activities: <br />Preview of Next Week <br />January 10, 2013 <br />Mayor /Council/Staff Strategic Planning/Organizational Development — Tuesday, January 15 <br />from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and again Thursday, January 24 from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The <br />sessions, facilitated by Anita Duckor, Duckor & Associates, will be held in the Lake Itasca <br />Room and dinner will be provided. <br />Council Update <br />Emerald Ash Borer Symposium. It has been almost ten (10) years now since EAB first <br />infested trees in Minneapolis. This destructive insect has since also been confirmed in Ramsey <br />County and Houston County. Late in 2011, EAB was confirmed in Shoreview, which borders <br />Anoka County, meaning the likelihood of EAB being found in Anoka County is fairly high. If <br />the progression from other states, such as Michigan and Ohio, are any indication, the rate of <br />mortality amongst ash trees will start to increase very rapidly over the next couple years. While <br />EAB has not be confirmed in the City of Ramsey or Anoka County as of yet, it is only a matter <br />of time before it's found. That will have definite impacts, both economically and aesthetically, <br />on the City and property owners. A symposium focusing on EAB has been organized for <br />February 12, 2013, at the Hopkins Center for the Arts, 11 & Main Downtown Hopkins, MN, at <br />9:00 a.m., that will include some of the leading experts from states already dealing with <br />thousands of dead ash trees annually. This symposium is not only geared toward industry <br />professionals but also for elected officials and property owners to provide direct insight into <br />likely impacts of EAB and possibly management strategies a municipality may wish to consider. <br />Attached to the Weekly Update is a brochure for this upcoming Emerald Ash Borer <br />Symposium. <br />Building Maintenance <br />• Take down holiday tree and decorations <br />• Work on miscellaneous heating issues <br />• Repair broken faucets <br />City Clerk <br />• Met w/Nowthen City Clerk (Cowie) - their Council would like to have a strategic <br />planning session and Corrie was interested in visiting about strategic planning sessions <br />we have done in the past — formats, length, etc. <br />• Coordinated new Mayor & Council Reception w /Building Maintenance <br />• Getting approved contracts /JPA' s in for signatures and mailing (i.e. TimeSavers, <br />NWACCC, etc.) <br />
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