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Council Meeting September 23, 2019 Council Development Review/adopt minutes Metro bonds measure endorsement Committee Reports JEDI (Equity) Committee Fundraising Committee Nature for All bond proposal Metro proposal for


  1. Council Meeting September 23, 2019

  2. Council Development  Review/adopt minutes  Metro bonds measure endorsement  Committee Reports  JEDI (Equity) Committee  Fundraising Committee

  3. Nature for All bond proposal Metro proposal for November ballot  $475 Million authorization for capital  projects that protect water quality, restore fish and wildlife habitat, improve access to nature Additional diversity, equity and inclusion  consultation, emphasis Beaver Creek and Sandy River are focus  areas Includes “Major capital restoration projects  including, but not limited to, removal or replacement of culverts and dams on fish- bearing streams; restoration of native plant communities and opportunities to bring nature back into urban areas” Previous bonds supported Salmon Safe and  other Sandy projects

  4. Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion (JEDI) update  Intertwine Cohort conclusion  Resume initial Coalition of Communities of Color Self-assessment  Next steps:  Reading, resources  → Equity inclusion goals, criteria, plans for  Partners, community engagement  Staff  Board

  5. Fundraising Committee  Friends of the Sandy  Reconnect to the River event  October 17 6-9 pm Migration Brewing  How can you help?  Invite 5 friends  SRWC Swag now available:  T-shirts, hats, car decals

  6. YTD Income / Expense Jan 1 – Sept 13

  7. 2019 Funding Updates  Submiitted:  PWB Habitat Fund Sandy-Salmon Ph II  Received  Troutdale Stash the Trash + sponsorships  Resources Legacy Fund Kelly Dam Ph II  Recommended to fund:  OWEB Sandy-Salmon Phase II

  8. Staff Updates  Thanks and farewells  Rio  Zach  Kara  Welcome Back:  Melissa from AK (Oct)  Sara from parental leave  Thanks and extended service  Anna Stifter

  9. 5-year Vision Tracking - Programs Strategic Three-year  How are our Area One-year goals Goals Five-Year Goals Metrics Additional Reach Scale programs Mainstem connectivity in Stream length, Floodplain/Sidec priority acreage, reach meeting Columbia Land hannel mainstem sub- limiting factors Restoration In Stream Trust Floodplain reconnection basins restored long-term Clear Creek/Henry Stream length, vision Creek (+Beaver Fish passage acreage Clear Cr / Henry Creek) Passage impediments reconnected/re Passage Cr Outreach improvements eliminated stored Self-sustaining Stream length, Native Plant native vegetation acreage, reach establisment in community in limiting factors treated areas priority (riparian Weed (Salmon River, restoration sub- condition) Riparian Smackdown II Delta) basins restored Self-sustaining native vegetation Stream length, community in acreage Delta Sandy Channel priority reconnected/re Reforestation Y3 Revegetation restoration areas stored

  10. MHCC Retrofit Updates  Parking lots G-H completed with revised, streamlined designs  4MG per year runoff treated  Plant establishment underway, planting in winter  Facilities Director Charles George returns: “I will be a champion…’  MHCC will accept Legislative recognition at Oct. 17 event

  11. Sandy-Salmon Floodplain Reconnection  Late in-water start because of archeological review  Levee removal, log jams, channel re- connection completed  Excess material exported via contractors, ODOT  Rep Earl Blumenauer visited Aug. 5, offered to assist future work

  12.  35,000 cubic yards removed  653 logs from Mr. Tree and Clackamas County Sandy-Salmon Haulers of Fame:  Keystone Contracting  Janz Enterprise  Mt. Hood Rock  Britton Excavating  Clackamas County  ODOT

  13. T2T Cleanups / Stash the Trash ~350 people who came out for the Highlights: 40 participants, Found: first annual All Mountain Cleanup at poop emoji floaty, unopened four sites. Timberline picured here individual shots, New Year’s top hat, with about 1500lb of trash pulled out new converse of the ravine

  14. Delta Summary *Franciscan Montessori Earth School *Habitat Continuity Project *November 2 Community Planting Day

  15. Outreach Year to Date 350 people participated in the first annual All Mountain Cleanup! Sara tours MHCC Watershed Class at the Stark St. Culvert 2019 2018 Timberline Cleanup Volunteers 2143 3584 Events 42 76 Anna and Rio rocked the Policeman’s Helmet Smackdown,knocking on hundreds of doors

  16. Troutdale Streambank Trail Metro concept  Access Plan design grant 2014 Troiutdale  consolidated ownership, buildings 12’-WIDE ADA-ACCESSIBLE-SURFACE PATH 2’ SHOULDERS TOTAL WIDTH = 16’ removed 2018-19 FEMA SPECIAL HAZARD Shoreline path  design underway for 2020 PROPERTY LINE VECO 2019 Open house  October 23 4:30- 12’-WIDE ADA-ACCESSIBLE SURFACE PATH 2’ SHOULDERS 7 pm TOTAL WIDTH = 16’ + 4 5 <5% + 2 5 - 2 8 + 3 SANDY RIVER: PRELIMINARY TRAIL LAYOUT 9/12/2019

  17. Sandy City Wastewater Treatment Facilities Plan  Final facility plan comments due October 7  Water quality monitoring underway  October 22 Green Infrastructure lab by Earth Economics  State funding for Green Plan in 2020

  18. Other Business  Public Comment

  19. Upcoming Events Steelheaders Glenn Otto Cleanup September 28, Glenn Otto Park 9-1pm Reconnect to the River – SRWC Fundraiser October 17, Migration Brewing 6-9 pm Portland Water Bureau Community Advisory Committee for Filtration facility October 3, 10, Sandy HS Stories of Our Watersheds – Film Fest October 3, 7:30pm Hollywood Theater Sandy Green Infrastructure Laboratory October 17, Migration Brewing 6-9 pm Sandy Delta Community Planting November 2, 9am – 2 pm November 2, SRWC Holiday meeting November 25, 6:30- 8:30 (or… non -holiday alternative ☺ Beaver Creek Stewardship Event December 7th, 10am – 1 pm

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