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Home My WebLink About8.e. USPCI Project Update F O. HOX 510 �� 2875-145TH ST, W. RQSEMOUNT. MINNESOTA 55068 ^L+�� 612--A23-441 t VJ iTEM # $� March 29 , 1990 T0: Mayor Napper Council Members : Klassen Oxborough Willcox Wippermann FROM: Stephan Jilk, City Administratbr RE: UPSCI Pro�ect Update I have recently received several documents for city review and comment for the USPCI proposed waste containment facilitp. They are: 1 . Proposals for complying with fii�ancial requirements for closure and post closure of their pro�ect. 2. The conceptual Stormwater Management P1an for the proposed facility. 3. The draft report on the study to determin� the: a) quantitq of leachgte, b) the quality of leachate, and c) the general description of the waste acceptance procedures for the pro�ect. I have set a meeting for April 2 , 1990, to have our legal consultants review Item 1 . Item 2. will be reviewed by Barr and Associates for comment and at t�is time sta£f is determining who to utilize in assisting staff to review z�em 3. As staff completes review of these documents, informat3on wi11 be brought back to you for pour information. lj y 1 o CITY QF �U��TM Jchn A.F�do pFFICE H�iT�pM�lhOMinnesote 55802-1199 Mpybr �� 403 Cih �n�"+�'` Lj,l.).1,,,.1J•T�H 2181�23-32g5 February 21, 199Q DULUTH WELCOMES YOU we invite you [o experience On behalf MC �Qnference ever Dnl�u�u�h• the best L ed many we have arrang ou to the sh�ree v� ap@��u�'ar 3ince Duluth is Minnesota�s waterfront, Qin �� T�� activit��s tha� 'Donit mise ehe oppa'�tunity ta � ,�� g�x�;�Y. rounds of Glenshee� for an authentic fish boil on the S ive you an June 12, ht on the Waterfront will g Mansion. City Nig o�r new Lakewalk, exPl°re the oreboat, opportunity to walk along ue and take in a William A. Irvin, en3oy a Waterfront Barbeq concert - all in one evening. �� ro ram' that is sure to please ed a family p g erior We have arrang a1 o1f everyone. From a tour of th� ou e�anded municipLake� uF Zoological Gardens to golf a � courses, you�ll receive a warm welcome. Com see Du u like you�ve never seen i.t before, and emember to visit o ten. Sincerely, John A. � Mayor An ��Opportuniry Emp(oY�► — �-: � r�m 5chedule � . Frog ' �.� ,.-; „�� :, All conference events are in tbe�CO�E DE C�unless ind cated �y � ` .' innesota Cities � � League of M „ �� Annual Confereflce � � luth �une 12 -15 sw�,�Y. .. . Du � _.w. ,:. .:�..�... r�a��'°"f°"�►`_ Q�JpLTTy L�ADERSHIP ')Cuesday, �une 12 Defining Roles Between Council and LMC Board of Directors Meet�ng Manager/Adm�nisn'ator • Difference between managet and administraior 1•30-4'�P.�. • Policy-malcing vs.administratian � • • SelecGon process(hiriog•firing): A look at who has the LMC Conference Planning Comrnittee �W�T in yo��;ty Meeting • Developing aad mainta�ning a positive relationship 4:00-5:00 p.m. QupI,1TY SERviC'ES Role of Cv►asultant/Consultant Responsibitities Special Kickoff . �p�rlance of defining rotes(consultant's and city's)and 6:30 p.m. project outcome before hiring GaJke Superior Fish Boil at Glensheen Mansion � Selectiog tt►e riBht consultant for the pro)ect Arraogements have been tnade fQr a recepdon and au- • How cansultants can be beid accountable far their recom- thentic Lake Superlor fish boil �t the elegant Glensheen meadations • Potential problems: w6at they are and how to manage Mansion. Tours of the estate and other activities wi11 follow What consultant needs to kno�►'fro��ty dinner. fThis event requires sgecial registration; see LMC � conference registration form.) E�R�NME��U�� c�in A roaches Wednesday, �Une 13 Dispnsing of Our Waste: Recy 8 PP und Issues Exhibits Open , M�nesota as model for test of nation 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. • SCOREIegisiation(w6at it is and impact on local gavern- meat) Welcomef4pening Session . Recycling programs d'at work g;p0- 10•15 a.m. • Hazardous waste concerns �b�sing palicies "Quality Service: A Priority for Cities" • Market development and recyciable p Alfred A.Cheechi,C6airmao.NWA jnc.aod NorthWest pirlines (For additional iofomnation, see General Session �C��elo�n�'ough Creative Speakers.) Collaboration Break • Reasons for collaboradoo . �Iypes of collaboratioo(i�e•St��'�nding,resourcesl 10:15-10:30 a.m. . Matching Purpose wiSh ap{�acb • Considerations to take into account Nominating Committee . genefits of collaboratioa 10•30 a.m.-3.0t►P•m• • Potential pitfalls and how to avoid Concurrent Sessions I Exhibitors' Luncheon (C6aose one) 11:45 a.m.-1:15 p•m• 10:30- 11:45 a.m. , � �OIt C011Ctlt1"etlt S�SS�0115 III: General Sess L1V�C Policy Committees �:IS-2:15 p.m. C6aose one) "A Drug Policy for Minnesota" � Jan Smaby.D�rector,Minnesota Oftice of Dn�g Policy. 3:40-5:04 p,m. pe rtment of Puhlic Safery(F�addilianat infam�tion,sce Note: Content for tach depends on outcome ot 1990 � legistative sess�on General Session Speakers•) Concurrent Sessions II °Ev�'°p�-�'�T��COM�� OENERAL LECiiSLA'i'ION ANA}'ERSt?NNEi.C01vIMTt'1"E� (Choose one) ELBCi70NS AND��1`"�M�� 2s3Q•3:30 p-'m• REVENIIE SOUitCES GOMMiiTEE �,/U1D USE.F.NVIRONM�NT.ENEROY.'fRA1`�SPORTAT10N QUAL T't'Y LE�iDERSHIP �M�� Elected D.��iats: Now to Keep Infornned Ci� �i�ht • Hvw adults learn • piscovering yonr pref�ned tearning�Iyle 6•30 p.m. • What city officials need to know, strategies ihat have �» the Waterfront worked 'Tt�eveoing begins with a tec�eption on the S.S. Wiiliam • I)evetoping a plan p. lrvio. At T:30, festivities move ta Bayfront Park for an • Resources availabie outdoor barbeeue, bacic-to-tt►e-50'� music, and addltional activities festurtng tides aw bot-air baitoons.htlicopiers�nd (�()/�I,TTY SERViCES tiorse.drawn carriages. Ai 9:30,�n optiohai two hour moon- Improving Customer Service �,gh��ktail cru;se is�vailabie fottbose interested. (See City • Quality customer service--what it ls o[pulutb's proBram for mote details.) • How it beneCts your ciry • Dif(erences between public and private 'rhursda �une 14 • Deveivping a program that fits your need y� Exhibits Open ENVIRONMENI'AL QUAI-TTY 8:OQ a.m.-4:00 p.m. Wasre Processing Alternat�ves: Londfills, Burning, comno�r�n� Concurrent Sessions IV • What yoa need to knew about each (i.e. uses, costs, ��one) process. environmeatal impact, regnlations, aidng, �d- 9:�-10:15 Lm. vantages.tisks) • No one approach wiii be sufficient QU�m��p • Ro1e of c3ty and county q�i��Qtor/Maneger PerformdnGe Assessmenr • Impact oa cities � .��po�nc�of an eveiustion • Overview a[various appro�c6es QU�-�y�F�pM�l?t�Y LIFE . Aotential b�aniers and 6ow to ovetcome them Addressing Chnngin8 DemoStaPhres/Using s and why they Work • Exampies of successtul Prograrn Census Data • Overview of treods QUAL,TiY LEAQERSNiP • Implicalions for cities Ethics • Obtaioing census data . Ruxnt findings identify�ng tnajot ethicai d'+temmas t'�ced • Using ceosus dala by locai oFficials • Impact on future decisioo making , p��gg for resolving ihese dilemm�s Preuotalioa of ethical dilemmas and Yovr resPonses 10 , tbem �orn�'rN-Qu� Et,tviRONMF.rn'�-QU�►t� Water Quoliry Issues for lannin �o�rdous Materials and the City � ��ng �,Stet rtso►mxs ��d � °� a g • Cities'responsibilities re:hazardous waste (�rg�D$��a� ��ti�programs•eovirc�nmental • l,,ocal rtspoase options �pect of �conomic develo�n w�t rcontami ation, • Legal liabilities �bove tnd below ground. 8t'o� • Trainiug reqnirem�ols and resources �pa�t oi'89 State Wa1er Bill) fof�rinking water TY i�FJSM�-�� Meeting fumre and cim�ent ttaodards Water Act, QUp�,1TY O�COMMUNI + qnality (imPect oi Fedetal Sgfe Driokiog allowabic contamination in drinkang wattr.new pubiic Survival of S»wtl Ciries: Part One �on") • Long-range plannin8 6ealW staadards."Welihead pro • w�at's invoived �s • availautt rtsoarces QUALTIY OF COMMUNI't'X L1�''�SMALt- • purpose Survivat of Small Ciries:Parr Two • advantages . Nursiog banes/care of tbe elderly • success sto»es . �nplications of Rule SO tnot$etting paid dollar-for-doltar) . C�pt�nomic�oocerns�financial realities � �W 10��;�mon�facilities • upcomiag trends . alternativt bousing and care • needs for scnali cities . Cotnmunity improve�pt programs • dosignating reserve funds,implications for ,�°°°ting Syst�'S Mayors' Association/Mini-Gonference • future of tax base Luncheon Break 12:30-2:00 p.m. ue of 10•30• 10:45 a.m. Honotable Bob Bolen. Pr�sideT��informatioa, ' Cities:MaYor.Fort Worth,'Ituas(Fo Concurrent Sessions V �Geoergl Sessioo Sptakers•) ��"10°�O°`� Concurrent Session vI 10:45�.m.-12:15 p.m• (Choose oae) QUpI,TfY L.EADERSHIP 2:15•3:30 p-� Budgering for the Future: Meering Revenue Needs �U�� in rhe 90's Currtnt Issucs(LMCIT) • Bodget as finaacial plan � ��Ky • Budget ss communicatioo document . Gsualry • Budget as op�rations guide �o��Upo • Budget as policy documeot � H�ltb • Dental QUAL��o�- raisal Employee Ptrformanee App ��,�pE�tsoNt�1. • Goals of an employex personnel appraisai system Q �o�u�maoagement Drug Tisting Policics a»d Admi►umation • How to tie tbe syatem to atotal pe py�iew of Dru$-Frte W�PVa A� of 1988(who's appsoac6 • affecterd and key re9uiramea�ta) • Various straugies � ��yp��se of the policy • Case study . L,egai coaceros � A�n;�trative challenges . Gee� . . �Q�,� I,MC ReceFtion and Banquet grtv[RONMFNi' 6.3Q-10 d0 p. ortationNeedsforMinntsota . ; m. Metting Future Transp act of cbanges,trends, • Overview(proposed�hanges,imp u�e 15 po�eotial probiems tor vatious-size communi�ies) ��ay, J • Role of city $�yerg�� and rO��S • Ciry atr�tegies: �ctlon timdCis tcase studies) �:�-_:�� Qv�►t,mr of co�tn�rtv t�►st�t.�-� Anneacateon and Related Issues for Smu�t Cities Finale General Session • P�roviding aervicea beybnd city timjts 8:3+D s.m.-12:30 p.m • vuious approacbes nse "Leadershtp,P.o+''tr,dnd Productiviry: Doing Weil • Decidiog w�ee annexation makes u by DQing Goocl • Anuexa�on. do'a�nd doo'ts ��f�n�eilow,birectot,tnsUiuie for Nurr�an Skitls; �s��ot.��.��,i�c. (Fa,t�dclilional infottn�tion, . League Annual Meeting ��o��sSion sp�ters•� 3:45 p.m. League of Minnesota Cities ��R � � ecial activities program : . 3 r w�f�,M Family an Sp y � � ; � ��a��1�� -� W�2 +�.� L 4�`�� ,<Y � . �4 � S :.'. X}k�: • � �.. �.� � Cit�es � � �s�;�4f f lyiinneso � ��, ��X�� . �T � � League o :r . �` nnuai Conference � A ..�:: g�-; ,: '� . . th Ju�e 12 -15 r£ � Dulu � � i: .2 6 .. � .:<..� .;3 . .,�„R_._..i''.:.e �� ;::... .:<. . :.. �f�cdvt tduca�°�f°r citits Li hts"For tbose of you who are mere named"'I'heNoxth�i" g wn carriage n � CtlV1t1C'S dowo to earib. t�e � old-fashioned ho�"�w �_�oot Spec�al a �;de �ong the waterfront or We��est fresh-water lake in the �azdwa��d look ou�t�p 6ip enter our port.frhere is aiso June 12 world. Watch ocean-B g ht cocktait cN�s�Wh'ch leaves Tuesday� Uonal two hour mooni�g Aduits vn1Y• eost: Lake Superior Fish Boil at Giensheen Mansion �nP�e DECC dock.9:30-1�'3desk. 6��p'"'' rtunity to join us at 6:00 p• m.for an y7.50. P1ease reg'ster a1 the ci1y aon'1 miss the oPP� authentic fish boil and a lonr of Glensheen, a 39-room neo- Fam1�y �Ct1V1tIeS Jacobean stY�e ma°sioa,built on the sbore of a�e��fish Chester Adgate Cong between 1905-19�8 by June �Z �>>"a�1t be held on this?•b-a�Te historic sinoT�e��nd- Tuesday, tanascape.groUD�8°d V1ew of T.ake supe ' �ke Super�or Fish Bo>> ��G�pnsheen Mansion ing.Cost:$S.OU Pei Persoa. Registxation required.(See LMC �srrarion rtquired registration form.) 6:00 p•►n.Reg. Wednesday, June 13 Wednesday, lune 13 t Tour The DePo 10:00 o m.-12 noon �,now knoven as the Night on the Waterfront ,�e�p�t,a pul��bistoric landma Center celebrates 6:30-7:30 P•m.,S.S.Wiltiam A.Irvin reception ��vSt. �uis County Heritage a°d A� •,the S.S.William A.Irvin, �ilway and Iogg�og history.tn the Lake .•pride of tbe Siiver Stackers, sbi for the 11�e streets of�{�t was designed 4(1 Years ago to serve as the flag P �heaurea'sric6min�tion Museum.$�'° Superior Transpo muscum, a ��,a 1910 viilage,and explore the nationail��Li bon United States Steel's�aa�now a tfloatiog N��n�at , Ue�ins and ride the ts'olley capacity for 40 yeaz collectioa of tbe anuq perrnaneot part of the Duluih Enteria Qnc�► ]ook iu o�a Past e po�ugaL oce aboard .�e J��ts exhibits�n��ude four ievels of dalis,fashions, Center,welcoming every one era. Tbere are also of Great 1.akes Shippin8• furnishings.industry and ari of a byg �ft st►ops.an ice cream par�o�r'and bot dogs are available. two g' e b(}�:�2.00 children ages gayfront Festival Park Cost�3.60Adults:$300�°'oT�ag 7:30 p.m. ust west of the Duluth Enter- 6-17;free to children age 6 and un�r, 'I Uis 14 acre park is localed)' taicunent and Coovendon Cen t e r o n t h e h a r b o r. Stro1�a ong �,f at E�8 er or L�e s t e r G o�f C o u r s e the waterEroat to Bayfront Park w6ere D�luth wiil welcome lice,an outdoorbarbeUue and SO'smusic. ��n_S;pp p.m. you with mounted po �f��d companY.�'''e �on't miss the chance to tee off o°t�e�a� �llion do ar After easing inlo t6e evening with g �rride aod ex�,nsfon of Eoger Park and I.ester Park Golf courses which have more exciting options to offer.Take a helicop Wt��nearly��P1e�•Each course 6as been expanded to 27 get a birds-eye view af La1ce SuPen°r a°d Du1°�'.or float over the city of Du1ut6 in a bEauUful and colorful6ot a'v balloon � 1in�cs and a large rracUce range and tearning center has been Yoo woutdn't want to miso the viefnametie �t-hciflecl pigs in the chiidren's zcx�. if you are brave enough.you can + " ac)dcd. W� �y�p t�e more than ready for and look forward io even pet a(the harmtess variety)snake. receiving the golfing members of 1he Leagu noe��k'�� ,ag��eGar�densfi S Donat forgettto bnng ytwr cama ar reservations phone: L.ester Partc,525-1 A00.E g There is no fee. 5044. Thursday, June 14 Lrmcheon aboard the Vist� St�r 12:30 p.m. Lstke Superior ZOo Welcome abc�ard the Vista Stat. The crew oividin k an inr g:Op n.m.-11:00 n.m. lunch and sightseeing ctuise memorable by p k We invite yon to come along on a special lour of the Lake f��ative narration to help you discover the naturai beai�iy Superiot Zoo and see animals from all over the world. �o�� and excitement at the Duiu�h-Sur►erior hartx�r. Board at the will have ihe opportuniry to get up close w�th sc�rr��f the zoo's DECC dock.'i'be fee is�12.SO and pre-teStstrat;on ls required. ne�vest residents. 11 could be an African lion,a Kodiak brown hcar.or an emu from Australia. __,!__.....__.�--———--———'� �--------- . -------_....�._---- � � Famil and S ecial Activities Progr�ms � i y p' tration Form � � Reg�s � ( R�,SERVATtONS FOR: ai Cust I � P�� mber At ndinQ � 1 I � i @ $3/GE)/adnit � �- I ` The Depot Tour rS _ $_— � June 13 @ $3.00/Seniors - 6(1+ Y • – � 10:00 a.m. - Noon @ $2.00/child - 6-17 yrs = �T�_____--- � I � I � � G�1f/Lester Park � � Golf/Enger � I June 13 , 12:00 noon - 5:O0 p.m. � I � � Lake Superior Zoo � � June }4, 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. � I I � Luncheon Abvard Vista Star � ` lune 14, 12:3Q p.m. @ $12.50 -$---- � 1 � TOTAL ENCI,OSED = $ � I ( � 1 � Name i I � • City/StatelZip � � Adc�ress: � � � ! t3aytime Telephone# ( I Phone 2l8/723-3703 for m�re information. 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