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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes April 17, 1991 Page 4 Jankowski questioned if the Joint Powers Agreement authorized the cities to withdraw if necessary. Schrantz replied in the negative. Rudolph added she too felt not because the State would then get you for disbanding. Weaver suggested members review Pearson's April 8, 1991, letter and attached information and respond to it at a later date. Schrantz reported he received a letter from Peter Tritz, the Executive Director of LMCIT, addressing the issue. Schrantz indicated he would mail copies of the letter to each of the members. Erickson noted the receipt of a March 14, 1991, memorandum from Karen Schultz, Secretary to the Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources, requesting the completion of a WMO membership listing form to allow her office to update the board's directory. The Recording Secretary was directed to complete the form and send it in. Skallman presented three permits: 1. #76 -6188, City of Anoka, a request to be allowed to irrigate thirty acres of city park grounds (John Ward Park) on a seasonal basis from May 1 to September 30 of each year. 2. #85 -6373, Anoka County, Rum River Bridge Crossing, a request to extend the expiration date of this permit to November 30, 1991. 3. #89 -6266, City of Ramsey, swale excavation of unnamed wetland 2 -116W, a request to extend the expiration date of this permit to November 30, 1991. No formal action taken. Skallman reported the Recording Secretary passed on informa- tion to him she received at the LRRWMO place of business, Anoka City Hall, with regard to an application from Waste Management of Minnesota, Incorporated, for a permit to discharge, install and operate a wastewater disposal system. Attached information from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency indicates the permit, #MN 0060259, was approved for Waste Management of Minnesota, Incorporated, and will expire at midnight January 31, 1996. Skallman indicated he called Tom Hovey, Area Hydrologist, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, asking why he did not receive this permit application for LRRWMO review. Unfortunately, Mr. Hovey was not able to be contacted directly.