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52 Mr. Ferrington opined that, with the GLWMO Board's transition to earlier meeting times, it may prove <br />53 more difficult to get public participation in their meetings; and once again asked that the Board consider <br />54 reverting to an evening meeting schedule to provide more opportunity for the public to attend. <br />55 <br />56 Chair Eckman noted that the GLWMO Board would make sure the Third Generation Plan Public Hearing, <br />57 anticipated in August, would definitely be held in the evening to provide opportunity for public <br />58 participation after normal work hours. <br />59 <br />60 While Board members present expressed their flexibility in meeting times and consideration was briefly <br />61 given to possible rotation of the meetings every other month from earlier to later, Mr. Petersen noted that <br />62 consideration would need to be given to meeting space, and advised that the Willow Room as is currently <br />63 being utilized due to its larger capacity to accommodate the public, was not available for evening <br />64 meetings on Thursday's. <br />65 <br />66 Chair Eckman advised that discussing future meeting schedule /times would be deferred until the June23rd <br />67 regular meeting agenda for further Board consideration. <br />68 <br />69 Review and Discussion of the REVISED May 6, 2011 Version DRAFT Third Generation <br />70 Watershed Management Plan <br />71 Chair Eckman noted that it was Board consensus at the May 26, 2011 Special Meeting to include <br />72 additional revisions by incorporating them as appropriate, with only three (3) Plan Sections redone and <br />73 presented tonight: Section 5.0 (Management Standards); Section 7.0 ( hmplementation Plan); and Section <br />74 8/0 (Watershed Management Organization Administration). Each of those Sections was reviewed for <br />75 any additional revisions indicated. <br />76 <br />77 Section 5.0 Management Standards <br />78 At the request of Member Barrett, Ms. Correll identified the transferred maintenance activities from the <br />79 GLWMO to the City of Roseville (Section 5, Page 92). <br />80 <br />81 Chair Eckman advised that the proposed budget considerations were allocated 50/50, but were subject to <br />82 revision based on specific projects. <br />83 <br />84 With Board member concurrence, Chair Eckman requested that state agencies as referenced in <br />85 Section 5.1.1 (page 94) be listed in the document. <br />86 <br />87 Section 7.0 Implementation Plan <br />88 Discussion included recognizing that the implementation plans and projects did not change even with a <br />89 more vigorous schedule; examples of capital improvement projects, specifically those identified as Option <br />90 2 projects; revised project budgets once the TMDL plan is completed and BMP's and their locations <br />91 identified; and recognizing that Lake Owasso was the largest water body in the WMO and that is where a <br />92 majority of the WMO resources would be focused. <br />93 <br />94 No additional revisions to Section 7 were indicated. <br />95 <br />96 Section 8.0 Watershed Management Organization Administration <br />97 <br />98 Action Item <br />99 Chair Eckman noted that, to -date, there was no process in place for the WMO to review City Water <br />100 Management Plans, as mandated for WD's and WMO's; and her direction to Mr. Petersen to provide a <br />101 process for implementation of such a review process on the WMO's future Work Plans and for future <br />102 discussion; noting that it was not included in the Third Generation Plan. <br />2 <br />