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<br />LOWER RUM RIVER WATERSHED MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION <br />DECEMBER 15, 1994 <br />CALL TO ORDER <br />Chairman Steve Jankowski called the meeting to order at 8:37 a.m. in the Committee Room <br />of Anoka City Hall. <br />ROLL CALL <br />Voting members present were Steve Jankowski, Ramsey; Ben Ferguson, Coon Rapids; Todd <br />Haas, Andover; and John Weaver, Anoka. Absent: None. <br />Also present was Ray Schultz, Anoka Alternate. <br />CONSIDERATION OF THE MINUTES <br />Motion was made by Haas, seconded by Ferguson, to approve the November 17, 1994, <br />regular meeting minutes correcting Page 1, Treasurer's Report, to indicate the interest <br />bearing savings account was 5 51.58 and the total available savings account balance is <br />j$86.60~. Vote: 3 ayes, 0 nays, 1 present (Weaver). Motion carried. <br />TREASURER'S REPORT <br />Knutson presented the Treasurer's Report for the period ending November 30, 1994. <br />Account balances for the period were: Checking, $10.00; interest bearing savings account, <br />$3,823.81, less permit account balance of ($5,338.18), for a total available savings account <br />balance of ($1,514.37); and certificates of deposit totaling $32,000.00; for a current total <br />balance of $35,833.81. <br />Knutson explained that there is a negative savings balance due to investing in certificates. <br />The substantial current total balance will be used to update the Plan in 1995. <br />Since funds will not be expended for the Plan Update in 1994, Knutson explained he will <br />probably recommend the 1994 and 1995 budgets be revised in January. He also suggested <br />the permit budget be increased in case more applications are received. <br />Weaver questioned the interest rate anticipated when the certificates are reinvested. <br />Knutson reported that First Bank was at 2.7% but the First National Bank of Elk River has <br />4.2% on six month certificates. Weaver suggested rates for Treasuries be researched. <br />Knutson explained that another option would be the 4M Fund which pays all fees for the <br />account plus 5% on the balance of a money market account. This option is used by many <br />municipalities and would not require any additional work for staff. Knutson advised that this <br />option is available from the local First Bank and is already included in the LRRWMO <br />Resolution. <br />