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MINUTES OF THE LAKE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
November 17, 1999
I. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:35 p.m. Members present: Marianne Breitbach,
Chuck Gerlach, Kate Haggerty, Roger Soderstrom and Paul Trapp. Others present: Dale
Braddy, Lani Leichty and Dave Moran. Members absent: Lauren Huntington and Rick
Warner.
II. CONSIDER APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES
MOTION BY SODERSTROM, SECONDED BY BREITBACH TO APPROVE THE
MEETING MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 15,1999. MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.
A quorum was not available at the October 20, 1999 meeting, so minutes were not
approved for that meeting.
III. APPOINT CHAIR AND VICE-CHAIR POSITIONS.
MOTION BY HAGGERTY, SECONDED BY BREITBACH TO NOMINA TE WARNER FOR
THE LAC CHAIR POSITION. MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSL Y.
MOTION BY SODERSTROM, SECONDED BY BREITBACH TO NOMINA TE HAGGERTY
FOR THE LAC VICE-CHAIR POSITION. MOTION PASSED UNA NIMO USL Y.
IV. DISCUSS COMPREHENSIVE LAKE MANAGEMENT PLAN (CLMP)
Soderstrom asked about what happened with the Council directive regarding the removal
of the no-wake restriction. Leichty mentioned that we discussed it at the September
meeting and that the committee consensus was to leave it as it is. Soderstrom thought it
would be a good idea to add the discussion notes on this matter into the appendix of the
report.
Gerlach mentioned that it would be good to add the soil testing graph about phosphorous
and associated wording into the water quality section of the report.
Trapp said that the Department of Agriculture may be willing to help with the educational
effort for notifying residents of a future no-phosphorous ban in Prior Lake. He mentioned
that we should talk to lawn applicators about how this action would impact their business.
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Braddy suggested that a list of grant ideas and funding mechanisms be placed in the
report. This list could be used by the proposed lake manager. The amount of funding
received could also be used in determining this positions salary.
Moran said that he talked to the Legislative Commission on Minnesota Resources (LCMR)
about what the critical areas are for grant writing. The LCMR is going to be conducting
workshops on how to write grants in December.
Braddy said that seed money would be available from the Prior Lake Association for a
grant writer and to review grant proposals.
Trapp suggested that we start planning now for the February LAC meeting when we hold a
public information meeting. He also said that it would be a good idea to add some
justification as to how the committee arrived with their goals, objectives and actions steps
for each issue identified in the CLMP.
Trapp also suggested the following: 1) that the public informational meeting be called
something with a more friendly, inviting tone to it, such as an open house or a town
meeting; 2) that a formal presentation be held at the meeting with a question/answer time
and that booths or that each lake issue be located at separate booths or tables.
The committee thought that it would be a good idea to give the public a 30 day comment
period where they could write in comments or suggestions about the plan. These
responses would then be totaled and discussed with the committee before taking the report
to Council.
Moran mentioned the cooperative venture the Watershed District has with the Soil and
Water Conservation District. They have teamed up together to start a filter strip program
around wetlands, waterbodies and water courses.
Haggerty noted that the last issue in the table of contents of the draft CLMP needed to be
changed to read "Public Education".
Trapp suggested that each LAC member adopt a lake issue to be its' representative at the
public informational meeting. The issues will be represented by the following:
Trapp -
Breitbach -
Soderstrom -
Gerlach -
Haggerty -
Braddy -
Water Quality
Shoreland Management
Water Level Management
Land Use Practices
Surface Water Use
Public Education
The committee suggested that Warner be the meeting moderator.
v. NEW BUSINESS
Leichty asked if there was any changes members would like to make to the Bylaws,
specifically to the time of the month the meeting is held. All members were in agreement
that the third Wednesday of the month worked for them. No new changes to the Bylaws
were recommended.
v. ADJOURNMENT
MOTION BY TRAPP, SECONDED BY SODERSTROM TO ADJOURN THE MEETING.
MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSL Y. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 7:40 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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