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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION-" APRIL 17, 2002 <br />what the Rice Creek Watershed District has done in Hardwood Creek and also what the <br />District is proposing to do. <br />Ms. Westrick continued stating the District conducted a study because the Hardwood <br />Creek is a major tributary to Rice Creek and a major contributor to eutrophication of <br />Peltier Lake. Because there are a relatively high phosphorus and sediment loads, the <br />District has explored different treatment options. The District has determined the hybrid <br />pond/wetland system type of treatment would be best at the end of Hardwood Creek. <br />This option would not remove all of the pollutants and more monitoring would have to be <br />done upstream. <br />Mr. Steve Hobbs, District Administrator, stated the District wants to look at the system as <br />a whole and do a major restoration project. The District has applied for a grant to <br />complete this project. The project would also include acqu conservation easements <br />along the creek. The District wants to improve water quality` " creek and hopes the <br />project will allow the creek to behave more naturally. He st d th ® istrict would like <br />the City to be a partner in this project. <br />Councilmember Carlson stated she is surprised that <br />north end of the lake since this is the cleaner sectio; <br />lake will benefit from this project. <br />Ms. Westrick stated there are several sourc <br />probably contributes up to 40% of that so <br />lake long term. <br />Creek enters Peltier on the <br />asked if the south end of the <br />horous in the lake. The creek <br />roving the creek will improve the whole <br />Councilmember O'Donnell inqui. • : t e funding source for this project. <br />Mr. Hobbs stated the Legislative ission allocates money from the lottery every two <br />years to improve water • th ate. The District is committed to doing the <br />restoration project even i `gris not received. Other sources of funding could come <br />from other grants, cities an.a rivate foundations. <br />Councilmember Reinert inquired about what the District would ask from the City if the <br />City did become a partner in the project. <br />Mr. Hobbs stated the District would like support for the project from the City along with <br />any financial support that is available. Cities can also help with acquiring the easements. <br />Councilmember O'Donnell asked if the City has any funds in the budget for this type of <br />project. Finance Director Rolek stated the City does have some funds available but they <br />are usually allocated for local surface water management projects. The City would take <br />this project into consideration during the planning process if a formal request was <br />submitted. <br />
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