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138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 Roseville PWET Commission Meeting Minutes Page 4, February 28, 2017 Chair Cihacek agreed that other opportunities for obtaining data during public gatherings or meetings may help create a larger data source over a broader spectrum for tracking over the ten-year period from one plan update to another versus waiting to gather that input in the year the plan is due. Member Wozniak suggested reaching out to lake management associations for their input. Mr. Johnson responded that there were several in Roseville (e.g. Lake Owasso and Lake McCarron's Associations), advising that histor' all those groups had provided comment (e.g. at the last update in 2013), but ir neither electronic or other efforts when posted had received that inputking people show up at informational meetings from those lake associatio Chair Cihacek suggested person-to-personhon shi y be needed for future efforts. Chair Cihacek asked if i idual PWETC co nts previously submitted had been incorporated into jkjWm9st cuknt draft of the CSWIt4P. Ms. Nestingten responded that they hadbe ive , but not yetincorporated until after tonight's meeting. Member Wozniak asked if them efforts with residents on area 1 some benefits in them forming t water quality. er Wozn homeowner are o quality hQ,vay to raisesawareness and expand ithou�Tth association to point out )wn TMTWagement groups to improve asked t steps staff took to make s in this area Mr. Johnson responded th meown*Valong lakeshores must be aware of the issu by lake bodies (e.g. McCarron's and Owasso, neither of which are i ire t now) and impacts to property values when lakes are designated as paired or n their water quality if considered good. As water quality egrades, Mr. son n ed that property values decreased as well, but unfortunately hom ners yypically didn't become concerned until a lake became impairek Mr.son advised that he wasn't aware of any other lake homeo ssoci ons in Roseville, since as an example, a considerable portion of Little anna was owned by the University of Northwestern. In response to hair Cihacek, Mr. Johnson reported that Langton Lake and Lake Josephine w re mostly publicly owned by the city and county. Mr. Johnson advised that the next steps once this draft of the CSWMP was updated by SEH would be to move to public agency review. At the request of Member Trainer, Mr. Johnson clarified that the figures included in the plan had been recently updated and formats changed for easier readability.