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I ~..,.. .....;. ..,..:..,.. ""_.-.~'-'~. I I ;.."~ :.. ',...'..........- METROPOLITAN COUNCIL WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT GUID~ September 1982 ,- Suggested Management Practices . i 134. Rum River Priority: Critical. . - . ILand Use: Agricultural in upper part, urbanized in lower part. . Water ~roblems: Large load of sediments, organics, L nutrients, lead from urban area. ~ubwatersheds: . Cedar Creek . Priority Lakes: None. I Suggested Managemen"t Needs: 560 acres in cropland conservation practices. Careful attelltion to chemical application I practices. Ford Brook . Priority Lakes: East Twin. Suggested Management Needs: I 2,900 acres in cropland conservation . practices. , Carefuf attention to chemical application I practices. East Twin Lake: 40 acres in cropland con- servation practices; 24 acres in noncrop- land critical area treatment. I Lower Rum urban \ Priority Lakes: None. Suggested Management Needs: I Intensive housekeeping for city of Anoka I. I 'I I I I I (Jeaf/liner program and 400 curb-miles. per year priority sweeping). 375 acre-feet of water storage.' Minimize storm water impact from developing area. Lower Rum rural Priority Lakes: George_ Suggested Management Needs: . 950 acres in cropland conservation practices. 1,570 acres in noncropland critical area treatment. 1,220 acre-feet of water storag~. Lake George: No additional management practices until completion of,Section 314 study. Seelye Brook Priority Lakes: None. Suggested Management Needs: 300 acres in cropland conservation practices. 35. St. Paul-Ramsey Priority: Critical. Land Use: Densely urbanized in lower part; medium density in upper part. . Water Problems: Large load of solids, nutrients, lead from urban area. Subwatersheds: Northern Priority Lakes: Charley, Deep, Pleasant, Owasso, Sucker, Snail, Vadnais, Wabasso Suggested Management Needs: fnf{)rmation program for homeowners 'around priority lakes.. " 1,575 acre-feet of water storage in devel- . oping southwest portion of basin. 1,060 acre-feet of storage in agricultural! vacant part of basin. . 950 acre-feet of storage from the urban- ized part of the basin. Comprehensive storm water management in urbanizing part of basin. Southern Priority Lakes: None. Suggested Management Needs: Intensive housekeeping in urban area .' (3,900 curb-miles per year priority sweeping and cleaning of 650 catch basins per year). 1,625 acre-feet of storage with emphasis on infiltration. . Develop solution to lake overflow prob- lem. . .";;; , / ./