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505 GLWMO involvement in discussions /negotiations of the Lake Wabasso weir, as well as 506 similar projects throughout its history. 507 508 Members concurred that this history would benefit the general public and should be included as 509 part of the educational opportunities discussed in 2011. 510 511 Member Eckman noted that Mr. Schwartz had advised that there were archived historical 512 GLWMO records stored at the Roseville City Hall, 513 514 Mr. Maloney advised that the City of Shoreview also had archived historical GLWMO records at 515 the Shoreview City Hall, occurring when the two cities interchanged administration of the 516 WMO. 517 518 Ms. Bloom concurred, noting that both cities had retained records during their respective 519 administration of the WMO. 520 521 Member Eckman advised that those records needed to be sorted and the historical timeline 522 revised accordingly, with members recognizing the massive undertaking involved in that 523 process. 524 525 Chair Ferrington clarified, and Mr. Maloney concurred, the critical need for the Board to 526 differentiate and define the legal terminology for "services" contracted with individuals to 527 provide a product versus "support" indicating matching or in -kind contributions. Chair 528 Ferrington advised that the historical timeline needed to reflect that differentiation as well. 529 530 Mr. Maloney further clarified the intent to differentiate between vendor relationships versus 531 partner relationships, or vendors versus technical support. Mr. Maloney noted that, technically 532 when cities administered the WMO, they billed the GLWMO for those services to be transparent 533 to the public the allotted services provided specific to the city's administration duties of the 534 WMO. 535 536 While Members concurred that additional detail for the historical timeline was needed, 537 maintaining and revising it would be much easier to accomplish by Member Eckman. 538 539 Member Manzara thanked Member Eckman for this benchmark work, opining that what had 540 been accomplished to -date was priceless, and allowed for addition of significant events in the 541 future as they occurred, with linkages to appropriate surveys and referencing other data. 542 543 2001 Watershed Management Plan 544 Chair Ferrington led discussions on how the Second Generation Plan had served the GLWMO 545 and enabled initiation of actions to address area concerns and develop a more stringent plan than 546 required by the state, indicating the WMO's proactive interest in water quality issues. 547 548 Mr. Maloney noted that, with the GLWMO water body classification system, the City of 549 Shoreview adopted that system when doing their Water Management Plan; cautioning that, if the 12