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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes September 17, 1992 Page 10 ACCOMPLISHED AT SUCH TIME AS THE PROJECT IS FEASIBLE AND WORKABLE. 3 ayes - 0 nayes. Motion carried. Weaver reported the pool will start its drop October 6, 1992, to accommodate the sewer work for the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission's (MWCC) waste treatment plant project. Schultz indicated the MWCC is building the lift station now. As an added thought about the DNR's LRRWMO contact to the Chairman when a wetland violation has been found, Schrantz indicated he will keep track of his time when such an inci- dent occurs and will bill the appropriate city. He will then refer the problem to the appropriate city engineering repre- sentative. PAYMENT OF BILLS A Barr Engineering bill for professional services during the period of June 28, 1992, through August 1, 1992, in the amount of $1,261.00, was reviewed. Schultz noted expenses on this bill listed work done on the Anoka Mobil Oil application. These costs will exceed the applicant's deposit; there was only approximately $23.00 left of the total deposit. Schultz stated that permit was completed back in June 1992. On July 8, 1992, they were already connected. The question arose about whether this is a new bill or a resubmittal of old expenditures for which the LRRWMO is withholding payment to Barr Engineering pending the provision of a detailed accounting of the expenses. Jankowski stated Skallman has everything on the bill, but he should try to define the individual project from this description. He further suggested perhaps the LRRWMO will have to get a list of all itemized bills from the point where we started with- holding the checks and review them. Schrantz felt there were some legitimate charges on this bill for which the LRRWMO should pay Barr Engineering, speci- fically for work done on the Rosella Sonsteby wetland deline- ation. Perhaps the remainder should not be paid until we can verify if it is a current or past charge. The board noted a charge on this billing from Barr Engineer- ing where Skallman directed a person to the Coon Creek Watershed. Schultz queried why the LRRWMO should pay for that. Jankowski stated it would be nice of the engineering charges were descriptive.