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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes November 19, 1992 Page 5 Andover's third quarter report, dated November 16, 1992, was noted and discussed. Schrantz provided a map specifying the reported projects along with his written report. Schrantz stated it is Andover's interpretation the quarterly report to the LRRWMO is the cities are to report all projects; any activities of the city. Jankowski stated he has been considering the creation of an on -site inspection form. Schrantz explained he feels it is important for member city representatives to provide a comprehensive report on all activities within their perspective cities so that everyone in the watershed knows what is going on. Weaver concurred. Jankowski added he feels the main two issues this board needs to know about is what happens at the end of the pipe and whether or not there are any wetlands being affected. Erosion control is also of major importance. Schrantz stated the cities were allowed to retain specific control over some projects rather than have the LRRWMO look at all projects; however, the cities were then expected to report back to this board on a quarterly basis. Weaver concurred it is imperative that this board knows what is happening within its jurisdiction. He further encouraged Jankowski to develop an on -site inspection form he is com- fortable with and provide it to this board for consideration for uniform project inspections throughout the WMO. Schrantz went on to state this organization is responsible for the water management activities in all member cities. Weaver concurred. Zastrow provided Anoka's third quarter report, noting that it contains minimal information. He indicated the Anoka Voca- tional Technical School project is complete. The turf has been seeded but is not yet established. Jankowski felt this board should withhold final approval until the grass is coming up. As for the retaining wall project adjacent Anoka City Hall and the Rum River Dam, Zastrow reported work is in progress. Weaver noted Coon Rapids is further developing in the River- dale project area and queried whether a permit was filed and application fee submitted. Schrantz stated there should be a permit requested from the LRRWMO, although most of the project east of Round Lake Boulevard is in the Coon Creek Watershed, but some of it lies in the LRRWMO's jurisdiction.