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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes March 16, 1995 Page 6 Ferguson explained it is understood SEH will not chazge mileage between their office and the Anoka City Hall, but questioned if they would be charged to other member City Halls. Obermeier noted the contract contains a "not to exceed" limit. Haas asked if mileage would be chazged if one of the member cities asks SEH to review the Plan with their Council. Obermeier responded that only the difference would be charged (if different from the distance between the SEH office and Anoka City Hall). Letter to Steven Fries - Beduhn Haas updated the LRRWMO regarding Steven Fries by reviewing the project, resulting violation and noting Beduhn's Mazch 7, 1995, letter indicating there aze several more items to be addressed. He reported he has requested additional funds from Fries since this project is over escrow. If Fries does not respond, Haas stated he will probably request the DNR to gain compliance through court action. Informational; no action required. REPORT OF OFFICERS Third Ouarter 1994 Reports -Coon Rapids Coon Rapids' report not available; placed on April 20, 1995 agenda. Fourth Quarter 1994 Reports -Coon Rapids & Ramsey Coon Rapids and Ramsey reports not available; placed on April 20, 1995 agenda. OLD BUSINESS Joint Powers Agreement -Update Re: Ramsev Jankowski reported that the Ramsey Mayor and City Attorney discussed the JPA, and the Attorney is currently reviewing it and the language that had been proposed. Obermeier explained an option to address Ramsey's concern is to base the cost more on the run off contribution such as used with storm water utilities. He asserted this would be more equitable than basing the financial commitment on tax capacity. Schultz noted it would make a difference if the cost is based on potential runoff versus actual runoff. Obermeier agreed it would have to be calculated on a consistent basis across the WMO. Schultz noted this would be difficult since zoning and land uses change.