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Capitol Region Watershed District Management Plan zozrzo;o WATERSHED ISSUES 8 GOALS <br />and water retention benefits that these <br />ROSEVILLE LITTLE CANADA natural areas provide. The District has 19 <br />inventoried and continues to monitor <br />wetlands within itsjurisdiction (see Figure <br />LAUDERDALE MAPLEWOOD 2-9 and Appendix A). Results from wetland <br />r@;MW_, <br />lameda ifirT <br />Pond _ _ monitoring performed from 2007-2014 generally <br />2022206 indicate that the District contains wetlands of <br />Flit "larsh "poor" to "moderate" quality based on indices of <br />3= biological integrity (IBIS) of the macroinvertebrate <br />z' FALCON <br />m' HEIGHTS ,:Arl- Trout Brook and plant communities (CRWD. 2o16). None of <br />70 nterceptor the wetlands surveyed in the District scored in <br />Santas2o22600 <br />Wedand s2o231Lo • the "excellent" category for either IBI assessment. <br />The low levels of species diversity and robustness <br />62ntto <br />621A06 observed in District wetlands are likely due <br />to watershed stressors introduced by the <br />surrounding land uses, stormwater inputs, and <br />the lack of habitat connectivity (,CRWD. 2oi6). <br />Arlington -Jackson wetland and Woodview <br />springsAINr PAUL Marsh were the only wetlands that scored in the <br />F III <br />"moderate" condition category for both plant <br />and macroinvertebrate IBIS historical average <br />Capitol Region scores (CRWD. 2oi6). The District's 2010 Wetland <br />Watershed Boundary <br />j -- Management Strategy (see Appendix F) includes <br />the identification, evaluation, and prioritization of <br />potential wetland restoration and enhancement <br />projects. This analysis will be updated based on <br />�aP wetland monitoring data and natural resource <br />? LEGEND inventories to plan District actions during the life <br />0 Municipal Boundary of this Plan. <br />62022500 0 Public Water Inventory Wetland The District has also inventoried and mapped <br />7 CRWD Wetland Boundary historic water resources (see Figure 2-10). <br />MENDOTA HEIGHTS National Wetland Inventory The location of historic resources is useful for <br />Figure z-g: District Wetlands <br />