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LRRWMC Meeting Minutes September 17, 1992 Page 11 The board made its scheduled telephone call to Skallman. Schrantz queried of Skallman several issues of concern. Following the telephone conversation, Schrantz reported Skallman indicated he discussed the billings for the checks being held since December 1991 with Knutson last week; Knutson was reportedly satisfied with the explanation provided. Schultz reported he has this original bill on his desk from Barr Engineering which provides further information. Schultz was informed Knutson wanted to talk to him about the bill before it was approved for payment. Unfortunately, Knutson was unable to meet with Schultz prior to this meeting. Weaver recommended the consideration of this bill be held over to the September 22, 1992, special meeting. The other board members concurred. Consideration of the bill received from the LRRWMO attorney for professional services rendered from April 29, 1992, through August 31, 1992, in the amount of $462.50, was also continued to the September 22, 1992, special meeting. REPORT OF OFFICERS None. CONSIDERATION OF COMMUNICATIONS - (Continued) Miscellaneous Correspondence A September 14, 1992, letter from Tony Brough, District Technician for the Anoka County Soil and Water Conservation District, enclosing data sheets showing the existing recorded lake level elevations for the three lakes within the LRRWMO jurisdiction: Round Lake, Lake Itasca, and Rogers Lake. The board queried whether any seechi disk readings were taken on these lakes, noting that we contracted for seechi disk readings on Rogers lake. The Administrative Secretary was directed to contact Mr. Brough about this matter. An August 7, 1992, memorandum from Ron Harnack and Fred Bergsrud, BWSR, was noted. Said memorandum was in reference to a recent partnership between BWSR and the Minnesota Extension Service (MES) in an effort to educate others about the wise use of natural resources. No action taken. The board also noted a letter from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency announcing its fifth application cycle for the Clean Water Partnership grant program, and that grant appli- cations will be accepted through October 29, 1992. No action taken.