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. LRRWMO Meeting Minutes June 28, 1996 Page 3 monitoring. Consensus reached to eliminate term "lake" and call Water Quality Monitoring, eliminate funding for Lake Quality Water and retain funding for citizen monitoring program called "Water Quality Monitoring" listed under date collection (eliminate #3 from public involvement). Citizen Advisorv Council: Lobermeier noted the 8410 Statute requirement for WMO's to have a citizen advisory group to provide input and explained this item is included to meet that requirement. Jankowski suggested this be accomplished at the annual meeting. Ferguson noted that the Six Cities plan does not include a citizen advisory council. Lobermeier noted another consideration is that each of the members on the LRRWMO represent their citizens and concurred the annual meeting could fulfil that requirement. Consensus reached to eliminate the Citizen Advisory Council and accomplish at the annual meeting. Education/Information Articles: Consensus reached to remove funding and accomplish via newsletter articles in member City's newsletters. Promotional Pamphlet: Weaver suggested changing the term "pamphlet" to allow the LRRWMO to • piggy-back with municipal tools which aze already in place. Lobenneier explained his intention to prepare a very brief letter specifically about the LRRWMO identifying their mission and procedure which can be distributed at member City Halls. He concurred with the benefit of using already prepared brochures available from DNR, etc. Lobermeier explained he included $5,000 to cover printing costs. Weaver suggested the printing be handled in-house. Schultz concurred and suggested $1,500 to $2,000 which would be divided between members. Ferguson stated any desktop publishing work can also be accomplished in-house. Consensus reached to handle in-house and reduce to $1,000. Data Collection Programs Invesrieate Monitoring Grants: Consensus reached to reduce to $250 per year. Lobermeier agreed with the logic of having a yearly budgeted amount. Lake Level Monitorine: No change. Lake Water Quality Monitorins: Consensus reached to eliminate. Field Review for Monitoring Needs: Consensus reached to remove and combine with Monitoring Plan (item 3 above). • Establish Tazeet Loadines: Discussion was raised regazding whether funding for this item would take place during the duration of the Second Generation Plan, or the Third Generation Plan. Ferguson noted the Second Generation Plan is to address funding to implement only projects contained within the Section Generation Plan. Schultz commented on the need for a notation to remind the LRRWMO of the upcoming expense. Weaver pointed out that the funding for the Plan Update was in the