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GRASS LAKE WATER MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION <br />AGENDA ITEM <br />Date: 08/14/03 <br />Prepared by: Mark Maloney <br />Item: D-1 <br />Other Business <br />Item Description: West Vadnais Inter-Agency Meeting <br />Ramsey County Public Works and Vadnais Lake Area WMO staff jointly held a meeting in July <br />to share information relating to the recent high water levels of Grass, West Vadnais and Black <br />Tern Lakes. The meeting was attended by representatives of Ramsey County, Grass Lake WMO, <br />Vadnais Lake Area WMO, St.Paul Regional Water Authority, the'cities of Shoreview, Vadnais- <br />Heights and Little Canada, Ramsey-Metro Watershed District and MnDOT. Detailed meeting <br />notes and materials discussed at the meeting are included for reference. <br />In summary, the combination of climatic.. conditions .over the past few years and the return of <br />typical groundwater levels were creating standing water/flooding issues in most of this region, <br />especially evident this spring. In Shoreview, high water levels in the Grass Lake basin were <br />causing flooding of trail/tunnel infrastructure at Gramsie Road, and in Vadnais Heights the St. <br />Paul Regional Water authority has been battling with operational issue associated with the high <br />level on Vadnais Lake. MnDOT is currently in the final stage of design for the upcoming <br />"Unweave the Weave" improvements in the I-694/35E corridor, and they have committed to <br />exploring storm sewer andlor ponding options that could improve the outlet condition for West <br />Vadnais Lake, which would ultimately provide a more positive overflow for the Grass Lake. <br />basin. While the issue is being addressed primarily by Ramsey County, the St. Paul Regional <br />Water Authority and MnDOT, I have: requested that WMO's and impacted cities be maintained <br />as partners in the process. <br />No action is required by GLWMO at this time. <br />
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