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. 23 Sqstcmbcr 1997 <br />WEST HENNEPIN RECYCUNG COMMISSION <br />Greenfield-Independence-Long Lake-Loretto-Maple Plain-Medina-Orono <br />65 Stubbs Bay Road Maple Plain, MN 55359 476-0012 <br />RECEIVED <br />SEP 2 4 1997 <br />CITY OF OHONO <br />To; ^TTRC City Councils <br />The WHRC has two certificates of deposit (CDs), one in the amount of S15.000 and one in the amount of $5,000. Wc ha\c an idea <br />for the use of some (or all) of these reserves - the Mary Lcintz Environmental Education Endowment. <br />Before we pursue this idea any further, wc arc requesting approv al and input IVom WHRC city councils. <br />Wc have determined, with guidance from Maple Plain's city attorney, Jeff Carson, that using the CDs for educational pur^scs as an <br />endowment meets our joint powers agreement guidelines, as well as our annual contract commitment with Hennepin County i <br />would be imperative, however, that we have unanimous approval, and ultimately a Resolution from each city m order to establish <br />this endowment. <br />Our major reasons for proposing this endowment are: <br />1. Marv’ Lcintz’s life was c.vemplary . She exhibited all the qualities we most want our children and young adults to live by. She <br />was part of recycling program planriing and implementation in our cities from the very beginning, retiring as a commissioner only <br />three months prior to her death. She was committed to recycling and the environment. <br />2. Education is the key to the future - this is a long term benefit idea; <br />3. If this endowment were to be established, it could feasibly be part of existing education ftlnds that cover all six WHRC public <br />school districts (Buffalo. Delano. Orono, Rockford, Wayzata and Westonka). As part of education funds it would guarantee at least a <br />small amount of resources for env ironmental education programs long after the WHRC is no longer a necessary structure, and <br />4. If this endowment were to be established through existing education funds, the WHRC would have no on-going administrative or <br />maintenance costs. <br />♦ « % « « <br />Although wc have not determined guidelines or a dollar amount, wc have discussed the concept at length, Wc wish first to secure <br />your approval to pursue this idea, and to get any input you may have with regard to the concept . the guidelines, and a dollar amount <br />Thank you for your consideration. We hope to hear from city personnel or a council member by 31 October 1997. Contact Amelia <br />at 476-0012 with your thoughts. <br />V'ery truly yours. <br />Jbg/Lynch, CTiairman <br />For the Commission <br />Amelia Kroeger (f <br />Recycling Coordinator <br />Funded by WHRC with pat tial funding by Hennepin County Printed on Recycled Paper with 50% Post-consumer Content
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