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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, October 22, 2007 <br />7:00 o'clock p.m. <br />(Public Comments, Continued) <br />Kellogg stated dormant seed could be put down as well as fabric to help prevent erosion and that the <br />work should really be done in the next couple of weeks. <br />Garlock inquired whether he could purchase the property. <br />White stated the City would need to vacate the property and then split it between the two property <br />owners, which they do not foresee doing at this point in time. <br />Garlock asked whether he could obtain after - the -fact permission for the work. <br />Rahn stated it is difficult to foresee what the future use of the area will be and that the Council is really <br />not in a position to vacate the property at this time. <br />It was the consensus of the City Council that the gravel be removed from the city -owned property. <br />Dave Runkel, 2684 Casco Point Road, stated this Wednesday is the third and last meeting regarding the <br />lake vegetation management plan and that in his opinion there is a lack of adequate representation at the <br />meetings. <br />• <br />Runkel stated the group is focusing mainly on milfoil and not the entire scope of the problem. • <br />Approximately ten lakeshore owners attended the last meeting. Runkel stated he recommended that the <br />project focus on all of the issues rather than just milfoil and that a larger survey should be conducted of <br />more property owners. <br />McMillan inquired what other weed problems exist in this area besides the milfoil. <br />Runkel stated the weeds would probably be considered native vegetation by the DNR and that there was <br />also a comment made that people attempt to make slough land into lakeshore. Runkel stated he <br />personally, as well as the other residents that were in attendance, felt the experience so far has not been <br />a success. Runkel stated he would like to see some representation from the City at the upcoming <br />meeting. <br />Murphy inquired whether this is an LMCD project. <br />Runkel stated this is a Lake Management Association initiative with LMCD participation and that in his <br />opinion harvesting of the milfoil is not going to solve the problem. <br />McMillan commented that the Army Corps of Engineers is also involved. <br />Rahn asked whether one of the issues is that they are not looking at other solutions. <br />Runkel stated the comment that they use is that the experiment is promising and that in his opinion it is <br />not promising given the results. The situation on Casco Point has gradually gotten worse, with erosion • <br />also becoming a problem. <br />PAGE 4 <br />1, <br />
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