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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes February 17, 1994 Page 5 Motion was made by Weaver, seconded by Haas, to approve authorize its submission (after retyping and proof reading) for member City Councils. Vote: 4 ayes, 0 nays. Motion carried. CONSIDER COMMUNICATIONS Review Correspondence in Chair's Folder the JPA as revised and review and approval by Jankowski reviewed the correspondence contained in the Chair's Folder. He explained all of the correspondence was informational and did not require LRRWMO action. REPORT OF OFFICERS Fourth Quarter 1993 Reports -Andover. Anoka. Coon Rapids. Ramsey Not available; placed on March agenda. PENDING PROJECTS/PERMIT REVIEWS LRRWMO Application #93-12 -Review of Peninsula Parkll'wo Rivers Historical Park Jankowski commented that at the last meeting, this application was reviewed and the need to meet WMO requirements for sedimentation was reviewed. Ross Abel, Hakanson Anderson, reviewed the revised drainage plan showing the parking ]ot and drainage areas. He recommended they not have curb cuts but allow water to be diverted through a small gutter. He explained they can get sufficient storage volumes to accommodate sedimentation storage as established by Barr Engineering. Abel stated they used the storm criteria of a two year-one hour rainfall event. Skunmers will be set up using readily available material for anover/under baffle weir construction. Abel then reviewed the plan in detail with the LRRWMO, pointing out the location of proposed landscaping with vegetation, swale location, elevations, etc. Jankowski asked how the ponding area will be created. Abel reviewed the existing elevations and how they will create a ponding area with the pathway. Haas questioned the location of the silt fence. Jankowski explained there is some existing silt fence but the LRRWMO had asked that it be included in the plan. Abel agreed to do so. Abel stated he would fax the calculations to Bob Beduhn. He explained they looked at a reverse grade culvert but found it would be too high, above the pathway, and not aesthetically pleasing.