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Ferrington noted that, if the Plan included such a last resort "No Wake" option, it was unlikely to even <br />come up in the next ten (10) years; and suggested that it may be something that could better fit into the <br />Fourth Generation Plan, rather than the Third Generation Plan. <br />Mr. Petersen suggested that Mr. Ferrington submit a synopsis of his comments to him to ensure that they <br />were accurately reflected in tonight's meeting minutes. <br />Member Miller sought clarification of the Use Attainability Analysis (UAA) Report and attempted to <br />identify Option 14 as referenced by Mr. Ferrington; with Mr. Ferrington noting that that option referred to <br />alum treatment. <br />Chair Eckman opined that Option 14 was a combination of Items 2, 9 and 13 as suggested by Member <br />Westerberg. <br />Mr. Ferrington reiterated his recommendation that the GLWMO Board consider the context of the <br />strategies sequentially; and since the GLWMO had not previously included long -term planning, that it <br />now consider a 1 -2 year implementation strategy, followed by a 2 -3 period of analysis to determine the <br />effectiveness of various options. <br />Chair Eckman opined that her recollection was that Eurasian Milfoil was not one of the BARR Report <br />recommendations; but that previous discussion indicated that once eradication of Curly leaf pond weed <br />been achieved, the clear water actually created a more pronounced Eurasian Milfoil infestation; creating <br />additional issues for recreational uses on a lake. <br />Mr. Ferrington opined that things had changed since that previous discussion. <br />Items for Discussion, Information and Possible Action <br />Tom Petersen Invoice for Professional/Administrative Services and Expenses <br />Mr. Petersen submitted a revised invoice as a bench handout, attached hereto and made a part hereof. <br />Motion 11 -09 -03 <br />Member Westerberg moved, and Member Von De Linde seconded approval of the revised invoice <br />submitted by Mr. Petersen dated September 22, 2011 for Professional Services for the period of August <br />14, 2011 through September 17, 2011 in the amount of $3,600.00 as detailed in his September 11, 2011 <br />invoice; and photo copy expenses for the September 22, 2011 GLWMO Board Meeting in the amount of <br />$96.16; for a total invoice to Tom Petersen in the amount of $3,696.16. <br />Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Motion carried. <br />Emmons and Olivier Resources, Inc (EOR) Invoice for Storm Water Monitoring <br />Mr. Petersen submitted, as a bench handout, attached hereto and made a part hereof, an invoice from FOR <br />for storm water monitoring, in compliance with the July 27, 2011 Services Agreement between the <br />GLWMO Board and EOR, in the amount of $2,846.93. <br />Chair Eckman reminded Board members that this was a separate contract with FOR utilizing equipment <br />previously purchased by the GLWMO for the BARR Study, consisting of three (3) monitoring stations. <br />Motion I1 -09 -04 <br />Member Miller moved, and Member Von De Linde seconded approval of FOR Invoice #00995- 0003 -1 <br />dated September 15, 2011 in the amount of $2,846.93. <br />M <br />
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