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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes <br />June 21, 2012 Page 3 <br />LRRWMO Permit #2012 -08 — The COR Sequencing Analysis — City of Ramsey <br />Himmer noted that this item had been continued from the previous meeting and explained the <br />permit and proposed project plans. He noted that the required delineation has been submitted <br />and expected the TEP to meet to approve the delineation. <br />Motion was made by Anderson, seconded by Vierzba, to approve Permit #2012 -08, The <br />COR Sequencing Analysis, City of Ramsey, contingent upon receipt of an approved <br />delineation. Vote: 3 ayes, 0 nays. Motion carried. <br />CONSIDER COMMUNICATIONS <br />Coon Rapids Dam Project — Licensing Process <br />Coon Rapids Dam Project — Overdue Progress Report <br />Haas reviewed the above correspondence and the notices included in the Chair's Folder, noting <br />they do not require action. <br />Informational — no action required. <br />REPORT OF OFFICERS & WAC ADMINISTRATION REIMBURSEMENT .,, None. <br />OLD BUSINESS <br />Discuss Implementation of Third Generation Plan <br />A. Permit Review Checklist — Barr Engineering <br />B. Surety Amount — Barr Engineering <br />C. Stormwater Impact Fund — Barr Engineering <br />D. Volume Banking — Barr Engineering <br />E. Stormwater Maintenance Template — City of Ramsey <br />F. Reconstruction /Development of a Control Plan for the Rum River Dam — City of Anoka <br />Obermeyer noted he developed a permit review checklist, which had been previously sent to the <br />Board for review. He also reviewed the calculations he used to develop the surety amount <br />information. He noted that additional information was also provided that had been reviewed by <br />LeFevere in regard to maintenance. He confirmed that this information would be used to <br />evaluate the permits and determine the surety amount required for permits. The LRRWMO <br />would need to determine whether the WMO would collect the surety or whether the municipality <br />would collect the surety. <br />Yager believed that most companies would buy a letter of credit or performance bond, rather <br />than providing that amount of cash for that period of time. <br />