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(. LRRWMO Meeting Minutes October 21, 1993 Page 9 member city withdraws from the LRRWMO, Anoka County will take over that function, resulting in loss of local control. Weaver commented on the benefits of addressing watershed issues collectively, and that to do so individually would be a wasteful use of resources since it would not be as time or cost efficient. He also commented on the fiscal responsibilities assumed by the LRRWMO in focusing costs to the developer. Motion by Weaver, seconded by Haas, to direct the Administrative Secretary to prepare a sample resolution which each member will present to their council requesting confirmation that the LRRWMO will remain the LGU for the Wetland Conservation Act under the permanent rules. Vote: 3 ayes, 0 nays. Motion carried. Consideration of the Joint Powers Agreement .. _ It was noted that Coon Rapids has submitted a letter expressing concern that some of the JPA verbiage is more extensive than necessary and suggesting that it be removed. Jankowski reviewed the letter received from Pearson indicating the concerns expressed by Coon Rapids could be addressed in the JPA; however, he believes State Statute will require that those items must be included in the JPA. Weaver suggested that Coon Rapids draft a revised JPA which can be submitted to the LRRWMO and Pearson for final review and action. Schultz agreed. Motion by Weaver, seconded by Jankowski, that based on the letter of comment received from both Pearson and Coon Rapids, the LRRWMO ask Coon Rapids to prepare a revised JPA in such form that the changes are clearly identified (underline additions/redline deletions) which can be submitted for review by the LRRWMO at the November 18, 1993 meeting and submitted to Pearson for further review and comment. Vote: 3 ayes, 0 nays. Motion carried. Water Ouality Records/Maintenance -Jankowski Not available; placed on November agenda. BWSR Banking Mitieation Update - Weaver/Haas Weaver reported on a wetland banking meeting he attended at the Anoka County Government Center on September 17th. He stated the LRRWMO was the only watershed represented at this meeting which was also attended by County and BWSR officials. Weaver distn'buted several sheets of information and forms he received which relate to wetland banking.