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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes <br />March 18, 1993 <br />Page 8 <br />points to be included in the agreement. The Administrative <br />Secretary was directed to prepare the agreement in final <br />form, over the Chair's signature, and send it to the Consult <br />ing Engineering firm for his/their signature. <br />Motion was made by Weaver, seconded by Ferguson, to ENTER <br />INTO A CONSULTING ENGINEERING AGREEMENT WITH BARB <br />ENGINEERING; DIRECTING THE ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY TO DRAFT <br />AN AGREEMENT/CONTRACT WITH THE LIST OF RESPONSIBILITIES <br />DISCUSSED. <br />4 ayes - 0 <br />LRRWMO members discussed how to best respond to the Anoka <br />County requested Groundwater Needs Assessment Survey. <br />Schrantz stated he asked his Assistant City Engineer Todd <br />Haas to take a look at this, and he recommended the LRRWMO <br />send a letter to Anoka County indicating it does not want to <br />do anything different than what is laid out in our Water <br />Management Plan. These plans are effective for five years. <br />The board concurred, directing the Administrative Secretary <br />to draft a letter to Robert Hutchinson, Director of Environ- <br />mental Service, Anoka County Human Services Division, <br />indicating the LRRWMO wishes to do no more than our current <br />Water Management Plan dictates, a copy of which will be <br />attached. <br />z for Russ Johansson, 20th and Verdin St. <br />Schrantz presented a revised mitigation plan for the Russ <br />Johansson's project, permit #92-7. Jankowski suggested, and <br />the board agreed, the LRRWMO could bank the extra wetland <br />area provided by the revised plan. Said acreage consisted of <br />approximately 29,900 square feet or 0.6854 acres. <br />The previous LRRWMO action approving the original mitigation <br />plan took place at the board's December 17, 1992, regular <br />meeting. The motion was: to APPROVE THE PROPOSED MITIGATION <br />PLAN FOR RUSS JOHANSSON SUBJECT TO CLARIFICATION OF AREA TWO <br />AND SUBJECT TO THE PROVISION THAT THE EXCESS WETLAND CREATED <br />BE ALLOWED TO BE BANKED. ALSO, THESE PLANS SHOULD INCLUDE <br />DIMENSIONS AND BE PROPERLY TIED TOGETHER. <br />