HomeMy WebLinkAbout01-14-25 Agenda PacketChair:
Susan Johnson (2025)
1245 W. Highway 96
Secretary:
Linda Hansohn (2026)
-AIQEN HILLS
Arden Hills, MN 55112
Board Members:
651.792.7800
www.cityofardenhills.org
Gary Gerding (2025)
Karth Lake Improvement
Kent Stennes (2026)
Melissa Jannakos (2027)
District Board
Joel Gerich (2027)
Andrew Elmquist (2027)
REGULAR MEETING
Staff Liaison:
Tuesday
David Swearingen
January 14, 2025
Agenda
Board Meeting Convenes at 6:30 PM
CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALL
1. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES of the previous meeting October 8,2024
3. PUBLIC INQUIRIES
4. OLD BUSINESS
4.1. Lakeshore owner outreach and education. Kent Stennes
4.1.1. Background: The KLIDB has reached out to KLID members in the past with flyers, events and door -knocking to
increase awareness of what the KLIDB does, provide information to assist members in managing their shoreline and
to recruit new board members. The Board agreed to consider another Ice Cream Social for Summer 2025.
4.1.2. Action: Consider sending out educational information and let folks know who to contact if they see something that
shouldn't happen and what things are good for them to do to and plan for outreach to new residents.
4.2. Karth Lake water level modeling and management process progress report. Renee Marino
4.2.1. Background: Hypothesis: a revision to the pump management policy can reduce water level bounce (i.e., range of
high and low levels), which can improve lake quality and its environment while appropriately mitigating risk of
damage to shoreline properties. Renee made a detailed presentation in October and a subcommittee was going to
work with David to decide next steps.
4.2.2. Action: Discussion of subcommittee recommendations.
4.3. Bylaws review and possible modification. Susan Johnson
4.3.1. Background: Discussion of possible changes and clarifications to the KLIDB bylaws.
4.3.2. Action: Discuss the possibility of a change to the bylaws that has the City Council make appointments to the Board
rather than an election. The elections have had little to no participation and seem like a waste of resources. The City
Council already makes appointments to other commissions so it seems like this might be a reasonable change.
4.4. Possibility of initiating a new study to identify status and refresh list of BMPs for future management of Karth
Lake. David Swearingen
4.4.1. Background: The most recent Karth Lake study and BMP identification was performed by the Rice Creek
Watershed District in 2009. The board would like to identify a plan for a follow-up assessment of Karth Lake's
current health and opportunities for improvement (BMPs). In April 2023, David Swearingen had described possible
grant opportunities that the City of Arden Hills could pursue.
4.4.2. Action: The plan is still set for phase 2 of BMP #1 to be done in the 2026 PMP project. This project will also
include replacing the retaining wall in Cummings Park. A consultant will be brought on board in February 2025 to
help design the solution and look into grants that are available as well as look at other improvements that will help
the lake water quality. Any updates?
Karth Lake Improvement District Board
January 14, 2025
5. NEW BUSINESS
5.1. Status of log removal by DNR gauge
5.1.1. Background: There are some logs by the DNR gauge in the lake that have moved the gauge and need to be
removed.
5.1.2. Action: Can David put removing those logs on the Spring agenda? The DNR cannot straighten the gauge until those
logs are removed.
5.2. Water quality monitoring for Karth Lake for 2024. Gary Gerding
5.2.1. Background: The KLIDB has participated in the Citizen -Assisted Monitoring Program (CAMP) with the
Metropolitan Council by coordinating volunteer sampling of Karth Lake's water quality since 2006.
5.2.2. Action: Provide any updates for 2024 sampling program.
5.3. Proposed school site near Cummings Park
6. NEXT MEETING
7. ADJOURN
Draft Minutes for Karth Lake Improvement District Board
Regular Meeting 6:30 PM, Tuesday, October 8, 2024
CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALL
The meeting convened at: 6:30 PM.
Present:
Board Members: Susan Johnson, Chair, Linda Hansohn, Secretary; Kent
Stennes; Gary Gerding; Andrew Elmquist; Joel Gerich;
Staff Liaison: David Swearingen, Public Works Director
Visitors and Karth Lake Improvement District members: Renee Marino, Jim
Elliot
Absent:
Melissa Jannakos
1. APPROVAL OF AGENDA: The agenda was approved with the addition of New
Business 5.3 to discuss possible impact of a proposed school rezoning near
Cummings Park.
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: The minutes of the previous meeting on June 6, 2024
were approved with no changes
3. PUBLIC INQUIRIES: None.
4. OLD BUSINESS
4.1. Lakeshore owner outreach and education. Kent Stennes.
4.1.1. Background: The KLIDB has reached out to KLID members in the past
with flyers, events and door -knocking to increase awareness of what the
KLIDB does, provide information to assist members in managing their
shoreline and to recruit new board members. Several lakeshore properties
have or are soon expected to have new owners that have not benefited from
past communications and an update on the lake's current status to continuing
owners would be helpful.
4.1.2. Discussion: Discussion of the Cummings Park Ice Cream Social and if
this is something we would want to repeat in the future. Decided to consider
it next Spring and if we do have it, perhaps make it earlier in the summer.
4.2. Karth Lake water level modeling and management process progress report.
Renee Marino
4.2.1. Background: Hypothesis: a revision to the pump management policy can
reduce water level bounce (i.e., range of high and low levels), which can
improve lake quality and its environment while appropriately mitigating risk
of damage to shoreline properties.
4.2.2. Discussion: Renee reviewed the hydrology model with Matt Kocian
(RCWD) and Bret Zimmerman (Houston Engineering) and gave a detailed
presentation discussing the conclusions and possible ways to use this
information. The presentation document is included separately in the packet.
Renee has spent 3 years working on this project. An interesting observation
was made that if Karth Lake was not pumped in the past and going forward,
the water level would go above Amble Drive. Since 1980, there has been 30
feet of water pumped out of Karth Lake. In other words, this is not strictly a
problem of the people who live on the lake, it is the entire watershed. This
really needs to be shared with the City Council.
4.2.3. Action: The report includes multiple pumping strategies and a small group
has been assigned the task of reviewing the strategies with David
Swearington to come up with a recommendation to present to City Council.
The members of the Small Group are Joel Gerich and Kent Stennes.
4.3. Summary of Weed Removal project. Susan Johnson
4.3.1. Background: Lake weed removal was done this summer. This is an
annual activity to help reduce the weed level in the lake. It is voluntary for
homeowners to sign up for this service.
4.3.2. Discussion: Susan presented the results of the project. The lowest number
of residents participated this year, There were only 18 households. The cost
was almost $3000 more than the previous year ($9825 for 131 hours of
labor). She was able to get the bill reduced but contributions were not
enough and the extra funds came from the Arden Hills Foundation money
that was available. If we do this project next year, there needs to be a
minimum contribution for each household that participates. The final stats
were 2.34 hours/bag at $175/bag. There was a total of 56 bags collected.
4.4. Bylaws review and possible modification. Susan Johnson
4.4.1. Background: A preliminary review of the bylaws causes there to be
questions regarding who is a member of KLID, how elections should be run
going forward, and who can vote
4.4.2. Discussion: Composition of the board is unclear as well as terms of office,
Susan wrote a draft update to the bylaws and would need to send to the city
attorney for review and then approved by the city council. The proposed
bylaws indicate that there should be 1 ballot per parcel in the Karth Lake
district and only 1 person per parcel to serve on the board. The city will mail
out ballots to each property at least 2 weeks before the 2nd Tuesday in April
which is the annual date for the election meeting. An observation that Susan
made was that the City Council could just appoint members and not have an
election. The Board approved a motion to go over the changes with the City
Attorney.
4.5. Possibility of initiating a new study to identify status and refresh list of
BMPs for future management of Karth Lake. Joel Gerich and David
Swearingen (change title to reflect work that will be part of PMP for 2026)
4.5.1. Background: The most recent Karth Lake study and BMP identification
was performed by the Rice Creek Watershed District in 2009. The board
would like to identify a plan for a follow-up assessment of Karth Lake's
current health and opportunities for improvement (BMPs). In April 2023,
David Swearingen had described possible grant opportunities that the City of
Arden Hills could pursue.
4.5.2. Discussion: The plan is still set for phase 2 of BMP #1 to be done in the
2026 PMP project. This project will also include replacing the retaining wall
in Cummings Park. A consultant will be brought on board in February 2025
to help design the solution and look into grants that are available as well as
look at other improvements that will help the lake water quality.
5. NEW BUSINESS
5.1. Conversation with DNR regarding Purple Loosestrife. Susan Johnson
5.1.1. Background: Approximately 20 purple loosestrife plants have been
identified in Karth lake. They are all in the water so we need DNR approval
to remove the plants
5.1.2. Action: Susan talked to the DNR about this situation and got permission
to remove any purple loosestrife in the lake
5.2. Water quality monitoring for Karth Lake for 2024. Gary Gerding
5.2.1. Background: The KLIDB has participated in the Citizen -Assisted
Monitoring Program (CAMP) with the Metropolitan Council by
coordinating volunteer sampling of Karth Lake's water quality since 2006.
5.2.2. Action: All of the data will be available electronically just prior to the
April Board meeting. This year there was very low seque depth.
5.3. Proposed school site near Cummings park
5.3.1. Background: Linda received an email detailing plans for a school to
move into the old Fair Isaac location. There were lots of details about the
plan but the actual formal application request has not been completed
5.3.2. Action: Wait until the formal application has been submitted and tell City
Council that we would like to be involved in any discussions of changes that
could potentially impact the lake.
6. NEXT MEETING: Tuesday, Jan 14 2025, at 6:30 PM at City Hall.
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