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251 Member Miller suggested, with Board Members consensus, that each city Mayor be sent a letter <br />252 requesting they provide a representative from their city, whether an elected official or their <br />253 delegate, to serve on the task force. Members concurred that an enthusiastic and water - quality <br />254 interested person be sought. <br />255 <br />256 Chair Eckman opined that someone from their respective environmental committees would be <br />257 appropriate. <br />258 <br />259 For the other three (3) openings on the task force, Chair Eckman suggested that they should be someone <br />260 with computer skills who enjoyed doing research; and someone with an established network. <br />261 <br />262 Member Westerberg opined that there was a need for someone on the task force with a background in <br />263 finance and budgeting at a city level for realistic number research. <br />264 <br />265 Discussion of potential task force members included a representative from the north part of the GLWMO <br />266 (someone from the Snail Lake Improvement District); a representative of the business community since <br />267 commercial as well as residential properties would be impacted by financing options; or a non - agency <br />268 representatives or stakeholders in water quality; with other options to contact for potential task force <br />269 members including Scott Halstad, the Freshwater Society; or the St. Paul Area Chamber of Commerce <br />270 for a recommendation of someone from their group with a business interest in the 55113 or 55126 <br />271 area code, a resident of the GLWMO but not having lake property rights. <br />272 <br />273 Mr. Schwartz suggested that the GLWMO Board contact the League of Women Voters for a <br />274 representative, noting that they also study water quality issues. <br />275 <br />276 Chair Eckman suggested that the Roseville Citizens League (RCL) be contacted for a representative from <br />277 the senior forum, since they had both Roseville and Shoreview residents involved in their group. <br />278 <br />279 Further discussion included how many task force meetings to hold, their frequency, and number of hours <br />280 in order to provide a proposed time commitment for prospective task force members. <br />281 <br />282 Chair Eckman opined that the number of meetings was less of a commitment than the number of hours for <br />283 research homework for assigned teams. <br />284 <br />285 Member Von De Linde suggested, with Member consensus, that one (1) GLWMO Board member be <br />286 assigned to each task force member for a specific topic or project. <br />287 <br />288 Motion 11 -06 -08 / Action Step <br />289 Member Miller moved, and Member Barrett seconded approval of authorizing the Chair and Mr. Petersen <br />290 to implement and recruit five (5) people as discussed during tonight's meeting, for recommendation to the <br />291 task force, with the goal to recruit those people and report at the July 21, 2011 GLWMO Board meeting <br />292 for formal action. <br />293 <br />294 Member Barrett suggested, with Board Member consensus, that recruits be sought based on a short-term, <br />295 not long -term commitment; and with the group being put together quickly to allow them sufficient time to <br />296 complete their due diligence by the target date of October 14, 2011; allowing time for the GLWMO <br />297 Board to complete their analysis and make a recommendation to the member City Councils by their <br />298 respective November meeting. <br />299 <br />300 Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Motion carried. <br />301 <br />Con <br />