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Kohlman Basin Brad Lindaman stated that the 1997/1998 project is complete except for sediment removal from the manhole north of Beam Avenue. 1998 Maintenance of Existin_~CIP's Lower Afton Road Flume Repair: Brad stated that the Form of Agreement is not ready for Board signature because adjustments need to be made to the originally-proposed 4-foot high wall anchor in order to keep its cost within original estimates. Tanners Lake Flood Protection : Brad reported that options for homeowners within the flood zone will most likely involve some kind of berm or waterproof retaining wall located close to the house. Once accepted by each homeowner, he will present the final documents to the Board for review. Louise Watson reported on the July 28 meeting that was attended by representatives of Landfall, Oakdale, Washington County Sheriffs Department, and the DNR. The Watershed District has agreed to work with the City of Landfall to establish the high lake level. Tanners Lake Outlet Pipe Cleaning: Brad stated that the Tanners Lake outlet pipe will take place next Monday. He is certain that debris, not sediment, is causing the backup. The estimated $3,000 cost will be paid from project maintenance funds. Tanners Lake Phase II Motion: Roger Lake moved, Jack Frost seconded, to approve Change Order No. 3 submitted by Lametti & Sons, Inc. The motion was carried. Brad also reported that the mechanical mixer has been installed by staff. Beltline Sewer HydraulicsBeltline Sewer Repair Motion: Jack Frost moved, Roger Lake seconded, to approve the bid of Paragon Constructor, Inc., as the apparent low bidder for the 1998-1999 Beltline Interceptor Repair Project. The motion was carried. Gervais Lakeshore Restoration Cliff Aichinger displayed the sign that was created as part of the interpretive program for Gervais Mill Pond. Cliff also reported that staff have been handling a variety of calls generated by interest in the Shoreland Restoration Project. Staff involvement has ranged from providing advice on applying these concepts to an individual site, to recognizing that a situation exists where the individual needs help to correct a legitimate erosion problem. The DNR and University of Minnesota are not providing this kind of help, and he feels a discussion is in order to clarify the level of District involvement in the future. He has asked Bill Bartodziej to lead this discussion at next month's meeting. South Gervais County Road B2 Floodin4 Although this started out as a county/city road issue, Cliff Aichin~er clarified that the District became involved when staff tied it in with the need to floodproof two homes in the vicinity. Staff gathered data to show what is actually happening and to identify what could be done to alleviate the problem. Staff have worked with the city and the county to develop a plan to solve the problem. The plan provides for city, county, and District responsibility for various plan elements. Page 4 August 5, 1998 RWMWD Nfinu[es