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• LRRWMO Meeting Minutes December 18, 1997 Page 5 Anoka Conservation District LGU Annual Reaortine Svstem (LARSI The Administrative Secretary reported that Chris Lord, ACD, has indicated that the State is now mandating that the ACD provide them with information on each landowner contract. In turn, the ACD is asking the LGUs to provide this information to them. However, the ACD will be approaching the legislators to ask if this can be handled in another way. Informational; no action required DNR Contacts for Wetland Conservation Act Documents Jankowski reported he has been informed by the DNR that even though there are wetlands outside their jurisdiction, they need to be informed of action with regazd to those wetlands. He requested that two DNR staff members be included in the list. of those notified of permit requests and actions that ,._ .. _ _ __ effect wetland mitigation. The LRRWMO directed the Administrative Secretary to send meeting packets to Kathleen • Wallace, DNR Regional Administrator, and Doug Norris, DNR Wetlands Program Coordinator. PCA Draft General National Pollutant Dischu~e Elimination Svstem (NPDESI Permit Jankowski reviewed the November 10,1 997 letter from the MPCA regazding their development of a general NPDES7SDS`permit authorizing discliarges-from municipal wastewater stabilization pond - °-- °- facilities. Informational; no comment. Met Council Citizen-Assisted Lake Monitoring Pronram Jankowski reviewed the November 21, 19971etter from the Metropolitan Council regarding their citizen-assisted lake monitoring program involving 601akes, 11 sponsor watersheds, four sponsor cities, and two sponsor counties. The cost to the LRRWMO is $860 per lake site per summer and includes equipment, lab analyses, and a copy of the data and a report. Consensus was reached to not participate in this program since the LRRWMO already participates in the ACD lake monitoring program. Rivers Council of Minnesota Survev Jankowski reviewed the request of the Rivers Council of Minnesota to complete a survey regazding stream monitoring. Consensus was reached that Ferguson will complete the survey and indicate the LRRWMO is not interested in participating.