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Objective b: Objective c: Objective d: protection and stormwater detention plan for the Highwood/Blufflands Watershed area by Sept. 1990 at a cost not to exceed $15,000. To evaluate existing District wetlands to identify wetlands needed for water quality treatment or storage capacity and those that could be removed for urban development by Sept. 1990 at a cost not to exceed $25,000. To develop a Purple Loosestrife Control Plan for the District by March 1990 at a cost not to exceed $5,000. To implement an ongoing Purple Loosestrife control & eradication efforts by April 1990 at a cost not to exceed $10,000 per year. Goal 4: Protect public and private structural improvements from damage due to flooding. Objective a: To study and develop a plan for increasing the size of the Lake Phalen outlet and the Keller Lake channel that will reduce flooding on the upper lakes and meet capacity limitations in the old beltline interceptor storm sewer by March 1990 at a cost not to exceed $10,000. Objective b: To develop construction plans for county ditch improvements to be funded from the 1989 CIB ($100,000), obtain bids and complete construction by Sept. 1990. Goal 5: Develop a greater public understanding of the need for the management of surface and ground water resources and the role and activities of the Watershed District. Goal 6: Objective a: Objective b: Objective c: Objective d: To publish public information news releases or special purpose newsletters on all District construction and planning programs. To assist other organizations and agencies in providing erosion and sediment control education for contractors, engineers, and City inspectors. To serve as a local delivery service for K -12 educational material following the completion (June 1990) of material developed by the Joint Legislative Commission on Agricultural Land Preservation and Soil and Water Conservation. To provide, through the District CAC, adult educational programs through School District Adult Continuing Education and other appropriate vehicles, starting in the fall 1989. Assist other units of government and coordinate the implementation of programs designed to protect the quality and quantity of our groundwater resources. Objective a: Objective b: To monitor state and federal groundwater management efforts and proposed programs to identify opportunties to assist in the delivery of programs or assistance to cities or individuals within the District. To develop a local cost -share program process and procedures designed to work in conjunction with State programs for closing abandoned wells within the District. Page 15