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Coon Rapids Regenerative Task Force Purpose: To accelerate regenerative energy solutions through education and action in Coon Rapids
Members Steve Wells, CR Councilmember Kathy Tinglestad, DeeAnn Christensen Terran Stenger, Anoka-Ramsey Sustainability Club President Rebecca Holmlund, CR Sustainability Commission Lonni McCauley Senator Jerry Newton
SOLAR GARDEN ISSUES City solar ordinance only allows for small roof-top installations Task force has not been able to meet in a workshop with Council to discuss changes.
3 POTENTIAL SOLAR GARDEN SITES WCCO Tower Site Owners interested but no commitment Xcel Energy willing to buy this energy Half of energy would belong to WCCO Half to resident subscribers
Former Federal Cartridge now called Vista Outdoor Most of land is in Coon Rapids Recent contact with owners and Anoka Electric Energy Co
Anoka Ramsey Community College AR faculty sustainability group met with AR Facilities Manager Seems opposed to the idea of solar on the AR campus. Communication with the Cambridge campus not returned Solar at the college is at a standstill.
Annie Hendrickson, on the CR Sustainability Commission Rick Tisdale, both with Cedar Creek Energy, Solar developer in Coon Rapids Have provided invaluable information.
