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r <br />LRRWMO Meeting Minutes <br />Dec. 13, 1989 <br />Page 5 <br />• oversight board with the probable recommendation being that <br />BWSR be the oversight board, whatever the recommendation, <br />Pearson indicated that there will definitely be an oversight <br />agency. The general opinion is that most don't want the <br />Metro Council to get involved. The WMO's will have to make a <br />report each year to prove their existence and show that they <br />are actually doing something. <br />Pearson went on to report that discussions in the task force <br />will entail what various ordinances are needed for water <br />quality, and WMO's will have to report whether various cities <br />have enacted the ordinances. There will be a great deal of <br />stress on water quality. It is reportedly the feeling of the <br />task force that many WMO's are not doing their job. The WMO <br />will be an ongoing organization <br />BWSR Board information dated Sept. 20, 1989, was reviewed, <br />listing WMO problems, goals, and recommendations. Pearson <br />felt that it was probable that the task force would follow <br />BWBR's recommendations. <br />Members decided to await the legislative task force's report <br />before considering the issue further. Pearson indicated that <br />this WMO's response to the report would be most effective <br />with our legislators at a later date. He further predicted <br />• that there definitely will be more forthcoming legislation on <br />ground water. Skallman reported that there is a general <br />attitude that feels the LRRWMO isn't doing anything. The <br />letter from the BWSR Board indicating that our Water Manage- <br />ment Plan hasn't been submitted won't help. However, he felt <br />that as along as this body continues as it is, there <br />shouldn't be any problem acknowledging our actions. <br />MISCELLANEOUS <br />Weaver reported that the City of Anoka is in the process of <br />adopting an ordinance which will help to regulate traffic on <br />the Rum River within the corporate limits of Anoka. Said <br />ordinance will reportedly address slow /no wake restrictions. <br />ADJOURNMENT <br />A motion was made by Schrantz, seconded by Weaver, to ADJOURN <br />THE MEETING. <br />4 ayes - 0 nayes. Motion carried. <br />Time of adjournment: 10:30 a.m. <br />Respectfully su bmitted, / <br />• �! /�aa.� -tom/ '� /l , .t.'�/ <br />Mava Mikkonen, Recording Secretary <br />