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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes January 20, 1994 Page 5 Weaver stated that Anoka is the host City for this project and if City staff does not object to tabling this request, he would not hesitate to concur with the Engineer's recommendation to table until response and comment are received from other agencies. Motion was made by Haas, seconded by Ferguson, to table further consideration of Permit No. 93-13, Shoal Removal Plans for Rum River Bridge, until input has been received fmm other commenting agencies and the Engineer recommends approval. Vote: 4 ayes, 0 nays. Motion carried. Weaver commented on the study prepared by Peter Fisher. Schultz stated staff has this report on file. Haas requested a copy of it. LRRWMO Application #93-12 -Review of Peninsula Park Brandenburg reported that Anoka was successful in receiving a $435,000 to build an historical park on the Mississippi River. Site selection was done by the National Park Service and MnROD, and is to be one of the areas included as the Minnesota Regional tau ~ ({ A~ River and Recreational Area. The City will contnbute about $200,000 through staff, labor in construction of the park, plus funds. The City is in the process of preparing plans and specifications. Hakanson-Anderson will be preparing the topographical elevations to assure existing elevations. Brandenburg reviewed the proposed curb cuts, bituminous area, low area and surface drainage areas. A structure is proposed which will include a picnic shelter pavilion, classroom, bathrooms, and will be built in the shape of a sawmill to reflect the history of the area. Jankowski questioned access into the park. Brandenburg explained that the access issue remains to be resolved. Schultz clarified that the flood plain elevation is 844.7. Schultz questioned the existing fencing. Brandenburg pointed out the fence location and stated they are working with the MWCC to connect with their fence. They plan to move the gate to provide total security from the road to the River. Schultz expressed concern that the fishing not be removed because it may result in people using other resident's property. Brari enburg stated he would like to leave this matter open for discussion. He added they are flexible regazding the fence and if a problem is created they can remove several sections of fencing, etc. Jankowski noted the amount of impervious surface is known and the Engineer has calculated the amount of runoff and storage needs. He read the Engineer's comments expressing a concern regarding water quality and that drainage from the parking lot area will directly impact the Rum and Mississippi Rivers.