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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes May 20, 1992 Page 3 requesting that he first provide this organization with the necessary breakdown in order that these expenses might be charged off to the proper accounts. Motion was made by Jankowski, seconded by Weaver, to AUTHORIZE THAT A CHECK BE CUT FOR BARR ENGINEERING INVOICES #11432 -390 IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,307.17 AND #11856 -390 IN THE AMOUNT OF $527.50, BUT THAT THE CHECK NOT BE SENT TO BARR ENGINEERING UNTIL A BREAKDOWN OF THESE EXPENSES IS PROVIDED ALLOWING FOR PROPER LRRWMO DISBURSEMENT TO SPECIFIC ACCOUNTS. 4 ayes - 0 nayes. Motion carried. REPORT OF OFFICERS None. PENDING PROJECTS /PERMIT REVIEWS r 3 Eldorado Street, Permit David Newman, Vice - President, Nedegaard Construction, was present to discuss the proposed Meadows of Round Lake project which involves wetland mitigation and a stormsewer plan, Department of Natural Resource (DNR) permit #92 -6100. Schrantz drew the board's attention to April 28 and May 4, 1992, comments and recommendations received the LRRP7: Consulting Engineer. His comments indicated that although the stormsewers meet the requirements of the LRRWMO, the concrete spillways have the potential for erosion and do not meet the watershed's requirements. The wetland mitigation reportedly meets the requirements of the LRRWMO for replacement in kind. Schrantz stated the City of Andover will address and take care of the identified spillway problems. He further confirmed this project was exempt from the interim wetland regulations in that the preliminary plan was approved prior to the regulations' inception. The full plat and its numerous drawings were presented and discussed for this Meadows of Round Lake project. Mr. Newman indicated the City of Andover has been advised the DNR permits have been approved. The Corps of Engineers is requiring wetland mitigation at a ratio of two to ore. Mr. Newman stated this mitigation has met with the satisfaction of the DNR. However, it has reportedly been stated that the cities are not paying enough attention to the preservation of wetlands over a long term process. Mr. Newman felt it will, therefore, become more and more difficult to obtain these permits. However, the Corps of Engineers has reportedly indicated to Mr. Newman /the City of Andover, its willingness to grant a permit for this project.