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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes June 15, 1988 Page 2 Correspondence was discussed relating to Loiter Rum River erosion concerns due to the reported use of large watercraft motors. A letter regarding same was sent to Chairman of the Anoka County Board of Com- missioners Dan Erhart on 5 -19 -88 by Attorney Curtis A. Pearson, as directed by the LRRWMO. A responding letter was received dated 5- 31 -88. Mr. Pearson's 6 -6 -88 letter to Chairman Schrantz indicated that the county would consider supporting an ordinance dealing with these erosion concerns if the councils of the member cities support such action. Mr. Pearson's 5 -19 -88 letter to Mr. Weaver was received stating that the various WMO directives regarding correspondence and the initia- tion of the Water Management Plan review process had been completed. OLD BUSINESS Acting Public Works Director for the Citv of Anoka Ray Schultz ad- dressed the commission commenting on the Water Management Plan. Recom- mended changes were as follows: Page 9: Wetlands items #2 and #3. Mr. Schultz felt that there should be some type.of definition page defining wetlands and their types. In addition, the definition source and date should be provided to allow for further research. Page 14: Under Metropolitan Sanitary Sewer that last paragraph should read: "The Metropolitan Waste Control Commission will construct a lift station in Anoka at the existing waste water treatment plant and will construct a forcemain across the Mississippi River to an interceptor line in Champlin. Future construction is anticipated by the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission to extend the existing interceptor on the west side of the Rum River in Anoka to the east, crossing the Rum River in the vicinity of the Anoka Fair Grounds." Figure 2 Map: Mr. Schultz reported that there is no number given to Ward Lake. WM0 members concurred that the Water Management Plan should indicate I hat the maps within the plan are not scale drawings and are merely presented for representation. It was further agreed that all comments an the plan would be received before being accepted and passed on to Barr Engineering. Upon discussion of a possible 4 -city council workshop, members con- curred that first the no- ?ta'.Ike ordinance be considered and an operation pro- cedure for the WMO be established before scheduling a workshop. A late summer meeting date was suggested. Jim Schrantz, as City Engineer for the City of Andover, requested a 30 -day extension for the Andover review of the Water Management Plan.