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JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT FOR INTERVENTION IN WHITE BEAR <br /> LAKE WATER LEVEL LAWSUIT <br /> This is an agreement between the Cities of Centerville, Columbus, Forest Lake, Hugo, Lino <br /> Lakes, Mahtomedi, North St. Paul, Vadnais Heights, White Bear Lake and White Bear <br /> Township, all political subdivisions of the State of Minnesota, (hereinafter collectively <br /> referred to as the "Parties "), pursuant to the provisions of Minnesota Statutes §471.59, the <br /> Joint Powers Act (the "Agreement "). <br /> WHEREAS, a lawsuit involving the lake level of White Bear Lake (Lake Level Lawsuit) <br /> has been filed in the Ramsey County District Court (Second Judicial District) titled: <br /> White Bear Lake Restoration Association, ex rel. State of Minnesota, <br /> Plaintiff, <br /> and <br /> White Bear Lake Homeowners' Association, Inc., ex rel. State of Minnesota, <br /> Intervenor, <br /> V. <br /> Minnesota Department of National Resources, And Thomas J. Landwehr, in <br /> his capacity as Commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Natural <br /> Resources, <br /> Defendants. <br /> WHEREAS, the lawsuit- Lake Level Lawsuit, among other things, alleges that the <br /> Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has violated the Minnesota <br /> Environmental Rights Act by issuing appropriation permits to municipalities authorizing <br /> high capacity wells for municipal water supplies and by failing to modify or terminate the <br /> permits, asserting that such wells have caused a lowering of the water level of White Bear <br /> Lake. <br /> WHEREAS, Plaintiffs, in the lawsuit Lake Level_Lawsuit_pleadings, attached a copy of a <br /> report of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) titled Groundwater and Surfacewater <br /> Interactions near White Bear Lake, Minnesota, through 2011, Scientific Investigations <br /> Report 2013 -5044, and rely upon said report in support of its case against the DNR. <br /> WHEREAS, the USGAS -report identifies the parties to this Agreement as maintaining <br /> high- capacity wells authorized by DNR appropriation permits which are the subject of the <br /> lLake }Level lLawsuit. <br />
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