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METROPOLITAN COUNCI L <br />Suite 300 Metro Square Building, St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 <br />612-291-6359 <br />DATE: February 16, 1988 <br />TO. Metropolitan Parks and Open Space Commission <br />Metropolitan Systems Committee <br />FROM: Jack Mauritz <br />SUBJECT: Metropolitan Systems Committee Action of Feb. 2, 1988 <br />Report of Lake Minnetonka Conservation District <br />(LMCD) Activity for 1987 <br />nnrvr_onrtTun <br />At its meeting of Jan. 25, 1988, the MPOSC forwardeJ the following recom- <br />mendation about the LMCD to the Metropolitan Systems Committee (MSC). <br />That the Metropolitan Council should: <br />1. Conclude the LMCD had begun a program which will lead to a comprehensive <br />lake sur''ace management plan for Lake Minnetonka. <br />2. Offer a planning grant to LMCD on the condition that it accelerate the plan <br />and ensure that the planning vrocess will incorporate a regional <br />perspective. <br />3. Offer to participate in a technical advisory committee and a policy <br />advisory committee for LMCD's planning process. <br />4. Direct staff to stay in touch with LMCD discussion^ and report to the <br />Council again in 1989, or at such time as significant changes call for a <br />report. <br />5. Request LMCD to modify its work plan to address MC recommendations not <br />under way or )rporated within the study and planning process. <br />On Feb. 2, the ' viewed the staff report and the transmittal from MPOSC <br />Chair Larry Kitt(. ollowing an extended discussion, MSC Chair Carol Flynn, <br />reflecting the sense of the committee, returned the matter for further <br />discussion. <br />FINDINGS <br />MSC founC thit the recommendations did not adequately deal with the following: <br />1. LMCD has had 18 months since the Council made its report and <br />recommendations to the State Executive Council. During that time, too <br />little has been done to respond to the recommendations. LMCD has proceeded <br />t ou 9',/ W ly . <br />