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• • • ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING JANUARY 30, 2002 for controlling the water skiing, and fishing had been disturbed as well. He would like to see: • A no wake zone from the island north to protect the birds. • No structures on the lake. • No trespassing on the island. Mr. LeBlanc requested the Board make a recommendation. He explained that Centerville did not have a provision for an emergency ordinance process. Centerville would meet February 13, 2002. The wording needed to be identical between the cities but Centerville did not know if it would send the ordinance through Planning and Zoning, or Parks and Recreation. Asleson indicated that according to scenario # 2, the two species appeared to coexist in terms of food quantity and food quality, as well as disease. Donlin added that human disturbance was stated as t ost probable. She stated that if a gentleman's agreement was not working, t ' • ublic hearing process was probably necessary. Donlin believed the site sh a d • tally protected and closed to all traffic. Asleson stated the City might not want to total ` ose the site off due to the cultural aspect. Donlin explained there ;r • e a`= rrible impact. Asleson submitted, for the s pedi'' cy, that the issue of regulation be limited to the issue of inten O'Connell inquired i a dis``• could affect the food chain. Asleson answered that egrets pon • "' eeders, and the east side was an area where they gathered their nesting ma The County was working on ensuring there was appropriate nesting materi s in the area. Donlin stated all the necessary elements were present. Asleson noted in the ordinance, the first part needed to be worded exactly. Mr. LeBlanc stated that it had to be passed by the Anoka County Board. Asleson gave it to the Chief of Police, who indicated that the word "boating" in section 2 needed to be clarified and Section 4 and 6 needed to state exactly the same. Ms. Joan Galli assured staff that if the words were used exactly, the ordinance would get approved. Mr. LeBlanc pointed out that people did not want the ski course in the middle of the lake.