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typically locates drinking water/fountains where water service is currently available at trailhead locations, near restrooms and/or shelters. Senior needs: 1. Need a senior center that's up to code so they can have larger gatherings. Need a dedicated city employee that puts together the senior programming, trips, events. a. Response: While the County doesn't have jurisdiction of the Senior Center, this comment will be shared with the City of Lino Lakes. Related to Centerville Lake: 1. DNR should do something about the garbage left on the lake from icehouses, that the neighbors end up cleaning up in the spring. a. Response: Resident's may contact their local MNDNR Conservation Officer about this. 2. DNR needs to put a buoy at the sandbar/boulder in SE corner of lake. They were going to do it, but it never happened. Props hit sandbar and boulder. a. Response: Resident should feel free to contact the MnDNR —Trails and Waterways directly about this issue. 3. Can anything be done about the weeds in the lake? a. Response: Resident's concerned with this should contact the DNR directly. 4. The City is having erosion issues on the east side of the lake that they may want to partner with the County on. a. Response: Typically, the Parks Department does not partner on these types of projects that fall outside of the county park jurisdiction. Rice Creek Watershed District or the Anoka Conservation District may be helpful resources. 5. A few comments were received regarding the need to improve the water quality on Centerville Lake. a. Response: While Centerville Lake is a public water and falls under the jurisdiction of the State of Minnesota, the County follows best management practices for storm water mitigation and water quality to ensure that current park development and maintenance practices do not add to the water quality issue. Other miscellaneous comments, where no response is required. 1. We love our park system 2. Visit Wargo 3. Nice park system