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.. .• i propocties that are affected by changes in flood elevations, and hydrologic calculations be submitted for different storm events. Rick Wetzel, spokesman for the Gleason Lake Improvement Wetzel feels one of the primary objectives of the project should bo to return lake levels to what residents are used to experiencing after a significant rain fall event, ^he Board of the Gleason Lake Improvement Association recommends adoption oc the proposed alternative with some additions that aie described in tho proposed findings. The outstanding benefit for residents on Gleason Lake is the potential for water quality improvements. The Association feels that the Phase II portion of the project would benefit them but would like to see the study expanded to include the balance of the Gleason Creek watershed. President Spensley stated that another benefit of the pond at the inlet to Gleason Lake is that it allows for some additional storage. The feasibility study is the formal first step in authoriiliw tho project. If the Managers the second phase couli not be authorized until the feasibility study was done because other properties are directly affected. Part of the focus of the watershed's overall comprehensive plan is to improve water quality and increase stormwater storage in the upper watershed. The Gleason Creek project focuses on that Intention. Art Peabody, 1297 Black Oaks Court, stated the creek adjacent to the townhouses on the north shore of the lake Clows through very rapidly, contributing a significant amount of sedi^nt. Mr. Peabody would lik.3 to see tho water kept at bay to decrease sediment loading. He is concerned about the timing of Phase li which will not be considered until after Phase I is Implemented. Art Xozorotski, 940 Garland Lane North, stated any temporary increases in water level will not affect the residents nearly as much on the north end of the lake as those residents who live to the south. Mr. Kozerotskl is concerned that passage under the bridge that is located between the north and south sides of tne lake will bo difficult If the water reaches an approximate elevation of 944.6. Lee Wallace, 41S Comstock Lane, generally discussed some of Che findings as they will beneficially affect the residents oC Gleaaon Lake. w.illace strongly supports the project. -3-