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556 Ms. Correll noted that the BARR study stopped before providing steps to correct the situation, and its <br />557 analysis that 1/3 of the loading was internal for Lake Owasso, creating evidence that upland treatment be <br />558 addressed through BMP's; with the remaining 1/3 from the middle, and not enough information available <br />559 to mitigate for the load from the south, which the TMDL would address. <br />560 <br />561 Chair Pro -tem Eckman reiterated that as a priority for the GLWMO. <br />562 <br />563 Chair Pro -tem Eckman recognized audience member Roberts for additional comment, with Mr. Roberts <br />564 advising that, as a member of the Lake Owasso Homeowners Association Board, they circulated <br />565 information for people to better understand noxious vegetation and to promote rain gardens; and could <br />566 serve as a conduit for the Board at no additional expense. <br />567 <br />568 Chair Pro -tem Eckman noted the simplistic awareness campaign of Capitol Region Watershed District to <br />569 redirect downspouts, and suggested that Mr. Roberts survey its Association members to determine the <br />570 number of downspouts still going to hard surfaces rather than green space to provide cleansing of the <br />571 water before entering the lake. <br />572 <br />573 Further Board discussion included removal of leaves from street gutters and being good stewards of land <br />574 and water; things to learn from each other in being good stewards; and being aware of what could and <br />575 could not be done on lakeshores. <br />576 <br />577 Chair Pro -tem Eckman recognized audience member Roberts for additional comment, with Mr. Roberts <br />578 pragmatically noting the need for compliance with the DNR as well and their requirements to not remove <br />579 vegetation from the lake. <br />580 <br />581 Action Step <br />582 After further discussion, by consensus, it was determined to make the following revisions to the 5.17.11 <br />583 draft 2012 budget: <br />584 • Move "Wetland Management Plan" from 2012 to 2013; <br />585 • Move "rule making" from 2012 to 2013; <br />586 • Reduce 2012 Education/Outreach to $3,000, and if necessary use funds from the grant match fund <br />587 (not to exceed $5,000); <br />588 <br />589 Further discussion included language of the JPA for adoption of a budget by the GLWMO by June 1st; <br />590 and direction to Mr. Petersen to include the budget and review of the Third Generation Plan on the May <br />591 26, 2011 special GLWMO Board meeting agenda as an action item following further review by the and <br />592 Chair Pro -tem Eckman. <br />593 <br />594 Action Step <br />595 Motion 11 -05 -13 <br />596 Member Miller moved, and Member Westerberg seconded, declaring Monday, June 13, 201 and Monday, <br />597 June 20, 2011, as special GLWMO meetings to facilitate a potential quorum of GLWMO Board members <br />598 attending the City of Shoreview City Council Workshop and City of Roseville City Council meeting <br />599 respectively to present the draft 2012 budget to representative cities. <br />600 <br />601 Chair Pro -tem Eckman requested volunteers to present the budget, and Member Miller committed to <br />602 present the budget to the City of Shoreview City Council; and Chair Pro -tem Eckman volunteered to <br />603 make the presentation to the City of Roseville City Council. <br />604 <br />605 Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 <br />606 Motion carried. <br />12 <br />