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Task 6. Hanagement Plan Prperetion The recommendations generated in the foregoing analyses gill be compiled in the form of a management pinn for use by the Hounds View City staff and council in making future decisions regarding Wetland 893. Data and agency correspondence upon which such recommendations are made will be included as an appendix to the plan. We will provide City staff, the Minnesota DNR and the appropriate watershed district with draft management plans for prelimirary review. Upon making the necessary revisions, we will provide the City with ten (10) copies of the final report. Task 7. Plan Presentation We will be available to present our findings and the final plan at one meeting of the Mounds View City Council. Optional Future Tasks We will be available upon completion to perform a number of optional future tasks related to the Implementation of recommended management measures. These tasks include: i. Negotiating and drafting permit applicatious for dredging operations. These permits are expected to be required frog the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Minnesota DNR and the applicable watershed district. If groundwater augmentation is used a3 a water quality improvement measure, a DNR water appropriation permit may be necessary. 2. Development of detailed dredging and spoil disposal plans.. We have several registered civil engineers available to our team to refine our conceptual plan, to prepare final plans and specifications, and to provide construction observation services. 3. Ongoing water quality monitoring. If the City elects to undertake periodic future measurement of water quality parameters, we will be available to obtain samples, have them analyzed, and provide our interpretation as to how the results should affect management decisions. IL 4. Development of detailed plans and specifications for Iandscaping the wetland margin, the adjacent upland buffer and the spoil area. These plans would be developed by a registered landscape architect in concert with our wildlife biologist.