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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes July 7, 1989 Page 6 Raatikka queried the permitting process and how it will be handled. Schrantz stated that the developer will pay for all costs of our review. However, should the cities collect a fee, there should be no charge by the WMO. Skallman stated that the procedure varies in different areas. Mathisen referenced the information found on the bottom of the budget bgJ1 the annual operating budget will include the Members concurred that this item be placed on the August agenda for further discussion. MISCELLANEOUS 1990 Budget A motion was made by Mathisen, seconded by Weaver, that the same budget used last year be established for next year. All voted yes. Motion carried. NEW BUSINESS Possibility of posting the boat landing. Pearson reviewed the history of the proposed Minimum Wake Ordinance. Following municipal public hearings, the proposed ordinance has been sent on to the County for their considera- tion. At this time the County Attorney's office has asked this board for certain information relative to ordinance consideration. Weaver indicated that this board met in special meeting July 6 to specifically address this questionnaire issue. Weaver was then directed to meet with Jon Christensen, Anoka Co. Environmental Services, and Pam McCabe, Assistant Anoka County Attorney, to discuss the questionnaire. He reportedly has done so. In answer to questions about the possibility of posting the boat landing, Weaver responded that neither we, nor the City of Anoka, can do that. That is strictly the County's jurisdiction. Al Springer, 3700 Rum River Dr., stated that the horsepower sign at the boat landing was up for over 30 years and didn't need enforcing. People simply cooperated. Since the sign's removal the problems on the river have been increasing.