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May 1, 1997 GLWMO Meeting Minutes
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<br />B. HEARINGS c& PETITIONS -None.
<br />C. CORRESPONDENCE & GENERAL INFORMATION
<br />C-1 The Board reviewed the following correspondence received by the GLWMO since the
<br />meeting of January 23, 1997:
<br />Metropolitan Council, Local Storm Water Management Plans, April 18, 1997
<br />2. Metropolitan Council, Review of Local Storm Water Management Plans, April 18,
<br />1997
<br />University of Minnesota, Center for Survey Research, Lawn Care Survey & Focus
<br />Groups
<br />4. Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, March 26, 1997, Permit Extension,
<br />Permit No. 90-6185, Excavation, Lake Owasso (62-56P), City of Shoreview, Ramsey
<br />County
<br />Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, March 26, 1997, Protected Waters
<br />Permit #97-6124, Snail Lake (62-73), Ramsey County
<br />6. Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, March 11, 1997, Protected Waters
<br />Permit #97-6136, Sucker Lake (62-28P), Ramsey County
<br />7. Minnesota Board of Water ~i Soil Resources, March, 1997, The Water Billboard.
<br />Minnesota Board of Water c$c Soil Resources, February 26, 1997, Wetland
<br />Replacement Program`(for Public Roads) -Request for Proposals
<br />9. Metropolitan Council, 1996 Lake Monitoring Report, January 17, 1997
<br />10. Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, January 16, 1997, Protected Waters
<br />Permit #97-6088, Lake Bed Restoration, Lake Owasso (62-56P), City of Shoreview,
<br />Ramsey County
<br />11. Minnesota Wetlands Conservation Planning, Work Team Report, January,
<br />1997,Update, News, Calendar
<br />12. Enviro Data, .Tanuary, 1997, Issue 5, # 1
<br />C-2 The Board reviewed the following correspondence sent by the GLWMO since the
<br />meeting of January 23, 1997:
<br />Mark Maloney drafted a letter to Eagle Scout Peter Burgard. Peter's project is to stencil
<br />area storm drains in an effort to raise public awareness about protecting the quality of
<br />area lake waters. The City of Shoreview is providing aerosol paints, orange safety vests,
<br />and maps for the targeted areas.
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