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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes Mazch 17, 1994 Page 6 Haas questioned whether the WMO or DNR would address the dock plan. Jankowski stated the LRRWMO has some regulating authority regarding erosion control since they will be constructing on the Mississippi River bank. Jankowski questioned where the LRRWMO "draws the line" in addressing various secondary impacts such as creating wakes, fueling and potential for accidental spills, etc. Haas felt these issues maybe covered under the Wt7d & Scenic DNR regulations which the City has to enforce. Weaver asked if non-homeowners will be allowed to use the boat slip. Jankowski indicated they would not and that pazking is not being proposed. He added there will be a boardwalk to a seasonally installed marina which will be taken out in the fall of each yeaz. Haas suggested the LRRWMO defer these secondary issues to the DNR or City. Weaver also supported allowing the DNR to regulate these issues and commented on the recent changes with the National Pazk Service and DNR being authorized to regionally enforce the Critical Rivers Act. Motion was made by Weaver, seconded by Haas, to approve the grading plan for LRRWMO Permit #94-02, Rivenwick Phase II and to refer consideration of regulation of activities along the water hunt such as the marina, boat dock activity, trash handling, bank modifications, etc. to the DNR for separate review. Vote: 4 ayes, 0 nays. Motion carried. OLD BUSINESS Newsletter Article -Coon Rapids Not available; placed on March agenda. Attachment for Permit Application Form The LRRWMO reviewed the Permit Requirements and attachments as revised by Bob Beduhn (Engineer). Consensus was reached to approve the Permit Requirements and attachments, as revised, and agreed this informational material will be provided to permit applicants to better explain deadlines and submittal requirements. Water Management Plan Update Resolution The LRRWMO reviewed the draft resolution regazding preparation of a second generation Watershed Management Plan. Weaver asked if this type of arrangement will be acceptable to each of the member cities.