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MIHIIEHAHA CREEK WATERSHED DISTRICT GLEASON CREEK HATER MANAGEMENT PROJECT RESOLUTION RECEIVING AMENDED ENGINEERS REPORT. DETERMIHINv* BENEFITS AND DAMAGES AMD ORDERING A FINAL PUBLIC HEARING DATED JULY 16. 1992 WHEREAS, the City of Wayzata, by Amended Petition dated March 18. 1992. requested the District to undertake the Gleason Creek Water Management Project; and WHEREAS. Engineers for the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District have completed their report required under Minnesota Statute Section 103D.711, which sets out the project plan for the und6rtakinQ of tho Gl©3Son Crook Wator ManaQORiont Projoct# and WHEREAS, the Managers received this report from the Engiheers on April 16, 1992, and finding the project part of the basic water management features of the Overall Plan of the watershed District and eligible for general levy financing in accordance with Minnesota Statute Section 103D.905, subd. 3. referred the report to the Board of Water and Soil Resources and the Director of the Division of Waters of the Department of Natural Resources; and WHEREAS, the District has received an advisory report from the Director c." the Division of Waters of the Department of Natural Resources regarding the Gleason Creek Water Management Project and the time period for receipt of an advisory report from the Board of Water and Soil Resources has expired pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Section 103D.711. subd. 5; and WHEREAS, the Engineers have prepared an amended report on the Gleason Creek Water Management Project to provide the Manaprs with more information on minor project modifications and impacts of the Gleason Creek Water Management Project; and WHEREAS, the Managers have elected to determine benefits and damages to the property affected by the project with the assistance of the Engineers pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Sect^n 103D.721, and have determined, pursuant to Section 103D.721. subd. 4, that the District’s share of costs for the Gl* ison Creek Water Management Project is attributable entirely to the basic water management features of the improvement project and should be generally assessed by the District; and WHEREAS, the Managers with the assistance of the Engineer have determined that the Gleason Creek Water Management Project may affect owners of property adjacent to Gleason Lake by causing an intermittent increase in the water level of Gleason Lake, and therefore flowage easements will need to be acquired. The Managers have determined that such intermittent increases in the