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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04/19/00 MINUTES OF THE LAKE ADVISORY COMMITTEE April 19, 2000 I. CALL TO ORDER The meeting was called to order at 6:45 p.m, by Chair Warner. Members present: Marianne Breitbach, Chuck Gerlach, Kate Haggerty, Paul Trapp and Rick Warner. Members absent: Lauren Huntington and Roger Soderstrom. Others present: Lani Leichty, II. CONSIDER APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES MOTION BY HAGGERTY, SECONDED BY GERLACH TO APPROVE THE MEETING MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 16, 2000. MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. III. DISCUSS COMPREHENSIVE LAKE MANAGEMENT PLAN (CLMP) The committee reviewed public comments that were received about the plan since the public informational meeting was held, Minor changes and clarifications were made throughout the plan to help make it more readable. The group first discussed the third goal in the water level management section. The goal read, "Maintain future lake level fluctuations within historically observed frequencies of 1983 through 1999," There were several comments made during the public informational meeting and letters about how and at what range in elevation to manage the lake. The more the committee discussed this goal the more it became apparent that it should be removed. The number one reason for removing it is that the City has no authority to control the lake elevation. The other main reason is that the elevation is largely controlled by weather patterns, not by manmade manipulations. Therefore, to have a goal as such is misleading to the public that the City will maintain the lake at a given elevation. The remaining of time that evening was spent discussing the implementation schedule. There was unanimous consent that a position, in some form or another, needed to be dedicated to implementing the plan. Otherwise it would be another document sitting on the shelf. The committee questioned how the staff time in hours was arrived at for completing the action items, Leichty mentioned that it was an educated guess on how long it would it take. He said that there were many variables involved that could easily change the number of hours spent on each item. The committee thought that these numbers should somehow be verified before presenting them to the City Council. Leichty mentioned that 16200 Eagle Creek Ave. S.E" Prior Lake, Minnesota 55372-1714 / Ph. (612) 447-4230 / Fax (612) 447-4245 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER he would try to have staff review and comment on the amount of time proposed for each item. Various ways of funding a designated position were brought up. Mechanisms such as grants, part-time sharing with another city and fees were mentioned as sources of revenue and ways of staffing a position. The committee asked Leichty to explain various funding options in the plan. IV. NEW BUSINESS There was no new business. V. ADJOURNMENT MOTION BY TRAPP, SECONDED BY GERLACH TO ADJOURN THE MEETING. MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSL Y. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 8:45 P.M. Respectfully submitted, ~~ Lanai Leichty . Recording Secretary Q.--Io'\,.. G.. hl t\rIMIle.. B. l<ate. ~. r0'-~ LU.. Ab~~ e'5e- 5. ~H.. 111, ./... .- /lU I" LAKE. AOVlSOR.Y Com/Yl/7T6E' APR\L i9, ~WO (; :- 4 5' ~ n"\ Co--w~ t<-l Kak- ~~ , 7.J- lor Ovw-t... S+n 1uY 3,. C. ~ KoJ;t ~i1~ "k) cJj Uwf f\ @ ~~~okf.. r 0Mt ~ I C (9 c: vvl c:l-o ~'l.rr. (!c '6: 'b 1'11\ (2w ~ ~ accyt ~ ,,/1 p~ <Trapp ) ~ {2O cree~w(jtJtl OnYe. rr~~ ~~~ /fl/ll :55'372, , chovles - Julctc,^~ e!hqJ~ ConI C\'J\t w trclV\l -I~ '(YJ~ I 5tiU ~ ~ C?Aet 'oq ck. u, R I c:.k. WWVlt.C" . .......-T- - T