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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes June 17, 1992 Page 6 Schrantz stated on Andover project #92 -6100, Meadows of Round Lake, Skallman should be requesting another $500.00 fee for review, noting that the review costs are at least $300.00 over the initial fee submitted. We should be requesting these project applicants who have used up their initial $500.00 fee to submit another $500.00. Schrantz stated there should be no reason why Skallman can not set up an accumula- tive billing process. Erickson noted Skallman is now charging $70.00 per hour. This board was told some time ago that LRRWMO related permit reviews would be handled at Barr Engineering by a less expensive engineer. Schrantz recommended this board meet with representatives of Barr Engineering to reconsider our contract with that firm. Motion was made by Erickson, seconded by Schultz, to AUTHORIZE THE LRRWMO CHAIRMAN TO CONTACT BARR ENGINEERING, REQUESTING THAT SKALLMAN AND JOHN DICKSON ATTEND A TENTA- TIVELY SCHEDULED JUNE 25, 1992, SPECIAL LRRWMO MEETING IN THE COMMITTEE ROOM OF ANOKA CITY HALL TO REVIEW THE CONSULTING ENGINEERING CONTRACT, WITH DISCUSSIONS INCLUDING HOW THE BILLING SHOULD BE BROKEN DOWN AND WHO SHOULD REVIEW LRRWMO RELATED PERMITS. 4 ayes - 0 nayes. Motion carried. CONSIDERATION OF COMMUNICATIONS Schrantz noted the receipt of a June 9, 1992, letter from Randall J. Anhorn, Limnologist /Environmental Planner for the Metropolitan Council, querying the LRRWMO interest in parti- cipating in the 1993 lake monitoring program conducted by the Metropolitan Council. At a cost of $1,000, the LRRWMO members indicated the Metropolitan Council program would not be financially feasible. This board is currently involved in a lake monitoring program through the Anoka County Soil and Water Conservation District. The board noted the receipt of a public notice for the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System and State Disposal System Permit Program relative to permit #MN 0054372, wastewater treatment facility in Linwood Township, Minnesota. No action taken. Schrantz indicated there will be a Clean Water 2000 Conference scheduled for September 17 -18, 1992, sponsored by the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, to be held in St. Paul, Minnesota.