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52 o Reimbursement for Photo copy costs for State Water Plan review agencies in the amount <br />53 of $83.89 (receipt attached) <br />54 o Postage for mailing hard copy of responses to Plan review comments to State review <br />55 agencies in the amount of $20.16 <br />56 o Administrative and Technical Services in the amount of $1,732.50 for the period of <br />57 January 1, 2012 thru January 14, 2012. <br />58 o Ramsey Conservation District (RCD) Fourth Quarter 2011 Technical Services for <br />59 cost -share program costs (Ryan Johnson): Invoice #121411GL in the amount of <br />60 $1,500.00 <br />61 <br />62 Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 Motion carried. <br />63 <br />64 Public Comment Period <br />65 No one was present in the audience to speak at this time. <br />66 <br />67 Items for Discussion. Information and Possible Action <br />68 Goals and Benchmarks for 2012 <br />69 Chair Miller advised that, with this being the first meeting of 2012, Board Members may wish to outline <br />70 their list of things to accomplish in 2012, some of which may have overarching goals. To initiate this <br />71 discussion, Chair Miller advised that he and Mr. Petersen had new information to share with the Board as <br />72 a result of meetings held with both FOR and representatives from B WSR and the PCA earlier this week. <br />73 <br />74 Chair Miller advised that it was BWSR's position that until the GLWMO's future governance has been <br />75 determined, they would not review and/or approve the Draft GLWMO Third Generation Plan; and Chair <br />76 Miller advised that, it was unlikely that a formal Plan would be approved before a "merger action" by one <br />77 or both of the cities occurred, with the Plan remaining in draft form and used along with other studies and <br />78 documented data as a guide for managing the water resources once merged with and adjacent water <br />79 management authority. <br />80 <br />81 City Actions Regarding Future Governance Structure <br />82 Chair Miller reviewed the schedule for member City Council actions pending, with Mr. Schwartz having <br />83 drafted a resolution for the Roseville City Council for their January 23, 2012 regular business meeting <br />84 recommending that they reject the revised Joint Powers Agreement (JPA) language and proceed to <br />85 petition dissolution of the GLWMO. Chair Miller anticipated that the Shoreview City Council would <br />86 follow suit shortly thereafter at their first available business meeting; and envisioned both member cities <br />87 voting in support of the dissolution request of the GLWMO. <br />88 <br />89 Chair Miller reviewed the process that would follow, based on his understanding, for BWSR and the <br />90 member cities determination of which merger option to pursue; and anticipated that the existing GLWMO <br />91 and its Board would sunset at some point in the future during that process, but most likely before year -end <br />92 2012. Chair Miller advised that during that process, current contracts would need to be terminated or <br />93 transferred to the cities or the new governing organization. <br />94 <br />95 Status Update for the WRAPP <br />96 Mr. Petersen noted the unwillingness of the MPCA to approve the WRAPP work plan and sign a contract <br />97 with EOR, and thus the need to proceed with a Request for Proposal (RFP) for monitoring services this <br />98 spring. Mr. Petersen advised that their apparent rationale was that they didn't want to invest funds in the <br />99 WRAPP without some level of assurance that there would be an implementation plan as an outcome of <br />100 that WRAPP, particularly based on the past reputation and current status of the GLWMO. Therefore, <br />101 Mr. Petersen advised that the MPCA was not including the GLWMO's WRAPP in the current funding <br />102 cycle, but would include the WRAPP in their 2013 fiscal year, beginning in July of 2012, with the <br />2 <br />