Legislation Details

File #: MO 22-186    Version: 2 Name: NRCB Updates
Type: Motion Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 11/15/2022 In control: Nat'l Resources Conservation Board
On agenda: 11/15/2022 Final action:
Title: NRCB Updates
Sponsors: Megan Hedstrom

NRCB Item Megan Hedstrom, Stormwater Coordinator

                     

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NRCB Updates

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Background

 

Blaine Wetland Sanctuary Trail Expansion RFP

Staff have received Requests for Proposals from engineering firms to begin the feasibility study and design for the Blaine Wetland Sanctuary trail expansion project. Calls have been scheduled with consultant firms next week to further discuss proposals.

Winter Programs

Snowshoeing

Ages 6 and up

Winter is a great time to get outdoors and enjoy nature’s wonders. Snowshoes are a great, low impact, way to get off trail and explore.  After just a few minutes of instruction, participants will be led out onto the snow pack and learn how easy and fun snowshoeing is.  This program is well suited for families.  Class will be instructed by Anoka County and held at Lochness Park.

Max. 15.

Tuesday, January 31

6-8pm

Sunday, February 5

1-3pm

FEE:  $5/person/class

 

X-Country Skiing

Ages 10 and up

Cross-country skiing is great exercise and a fun way to get outdoors in the winter. What better place to learn than at the beautiful Coon Rapids Dam Regional Park.  Our introductory class is appropriate for people of all abilities.  The activity fee includes ski/boot/pole rental, instruction, and ski pass fees for Anoka County. No experience necessary.  Class instructed by Anoka County and held at Coon Rapids Dam Regional Park.  Max. 10.

Thursday, February 9

6-8pm

FEE:  $10/person

 

Educational Opportunity

On December 6th, local water partners, including the city of Blaine, will be holding a “walk on the waterside” program at the Northtown branch of the Anoka County Library. Staff from different cities, watersheds, and other water organizations will be available at the library from 4:00 - 6:00 P.M.to discuss salt application, dangers of winter recreation on stormwater ponds, dog waste pick up stations, waterfowl and aquatic species facts, ice fishing dos and don’ts, and other winter water items.

 

December 20 NRCB Meeting

 

 

Staff Recommendation

Informational