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Sauk River con't "In my opinion, this is positive proof that our democratic system of government does work, even if at times it tries our patience to the limit. In this case, there really was no person or agency to blame for what happened to us; on the contrary, every agency person we encoun- tered was very helpful. It ' happened to be our misfortune to be the ones to trigger the learning process," Mostad said. SWCS meeting Jan. 23, 1998 U of M St: Paul Student Center more info: 612/296-1277 Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources One West Water Street Suite 104 St. Paul, MN 55107 printed on recycled paper an equal opportunity employer 1997 conventions AMC Nov. 30-Dec. 2 Radisson South Hotel Bloomington more info: 612/224-3344 MAWD Dec. 4-6 Radisson Arrowwood Alexandria ` more info: 612/42-806 MASWCD Dec.7-9 Maya Civic Center Rochester more info: 612/690-9028 GLC con't large lakes, this particular project is in an area with a large rock break water in front of it. If the Fabian works satisfactorily, it. will be used. in other, similar situations, Clark said. `'The property owners are all real pleased, because they understand that these are demonstration projects, and that they may not work; but they also understand that we're not just throwing things out there that we don't expect to work," he said. Each grant is matched with state . money. The $14,700 grant for the vegetation fact sheet and demon- stration plots is matched with X7,960 (both cash and in-kind services); the $13,500 grant for low-cast erosion control alterna- tives is matched with~S11,000. First Class U.S. Postage PAID _ Permit No. 171 St. Paul, MN 6