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features and the ability to make alterations to data when on-the-ground changes occur. We propose that GIS technicians at the Roseville City Staff perform natural community polygon digitizing as part of Roseville's cost- share for a Metro Greenwdys/ConServ�tion Partners Grant. If the city chooses not to complete polygon creation, it could also be completed by Bonestroo staff. An optional service that could be included in GI$ mapping is the creation of MLCCS coverage for the entire city of Roseville. This land cover system was developed by the MN DNR along with other partners and is strongly recommended by the DNR to grant recipients. Although it will have no real bearing on the quality of the Natural Resource Management Plans we will create, including this activity in a Metro Greenways Grant application could improve the project's appeal to the review committee responsible for deciding which projects are funded. MLCCS Cover Typing for all of City Additionally, the creators of MLCCS envision that their cover types can be directly fed into stormwater models to estimate things such as runoff, and nutrient and sediment export. This may increase the activity's importance in the eye of the city if an update to the city's Surface/Stormw�ter Management Plan is expected in the next few years. We estimate our cost for performing this task to be $3,000. ❑ Task 7- Management Plan and Report Creation November 2001 — March 2002 Management Plans for Individual Parks With the detailed information gathered in the field inventory portion of the project, we will provide detailed management recommendations for uplands, and wetlands and ponds. Included in the Management Plans created for each of the five parks will be specific integrated recommendations for activities such as: ► Problem species control, timing and methods . Species and amounts of plant material recommended for reintroduction . Prescribed burning, seasonal timing and methods . Stormwater/surf�ce water runoff management ► Appropriate recreation . Public education/involvement . Infrastructure management, such as roads in L�ngton Lake Park Our Management Plans will provide implementable recommendations with associated timelines, as well as potential funding sources and project partners. Based on the watershed and lake response modeling completed under Task 5, as well as field data collected, opportunities to reduce watershed pollutant loadings will be identified for L.angton and Bennett Lakes and an estimate of their projected impact on lake water quality will be done. Load reduction alternatives would then be listed based on cost- effectiveness. The alternatives will be analyzed in enough detail to establish preliminary feasibility and rough costs, with the idea that �'! City of Roseville Natural Resource Management 1 �v� &�nesfrov, Roserle, A�er/ik andAssocia[es, /��,