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GLWMO MINUTES JANUARY 24, 2008 PAGE 10 Stark asked how additional samples would fit the contract. Aichinger stated that the contract would have to be modified with an extended timeline and the additional analyses added to the cost. He asked. if, within a month, a decision were made, that would fit the timeline. Sobiech answered that it would fit. Eckman asked the cost for another year of data. Sobiech stated that the revised proposal would modify the scope of work. Stark indicated his preference to have further discussion at the meeting next month about the possibility of extending the monitoring and obtaining further data. Maloney stated that the monitoring would occur May through September. Ferrington asked if it would be possible for the Board to receive a copy of the revised plan a week before the next meeting. Stark noted that the Board needs to meet with the Lake Association to show them the map and reach agreement about treatment. Eckman requested that the map locations show jurisdictional responsibility, whether Roseville or Shoreview or private. It was the consensus of the Board to have a workshop meeting on February 28, 2008, to address this topic. Sobiech agreed to provide a modified proposal by February 21, 200$. Maloney stated that the Board adopted the policy amended into the Joint Powers Agreement to spell out any deviation from the normal meeting schedule. It would be a reasonable action item to set the meeting schedule for the next year to satisfy all public notice requirements. This will be discussed at the next meeting. D-2 RWMWD Update Aichinger reported that the shoreline survey done for Snail Lake will be finalized and distributed to the Board within the next month. The monitoring report for Lake Emily and Lake Judy that was done last year is not quite complete. A discussion is needed to identify lakes to be monitored in Shoreview and which ones for Roseville. A Board discussion is also needed about adding links for additional educational materials to the website. There is some concern that the office is not providing the services discussed in 2005. He estimates his services at approximately 53 hours far 2008, which is similar to last year. Stark requested a review of the work plan for Ramsey/Washington County at the next business meeting.