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OVERVIEW AGENDA Special Joint Workshop of the Land Use Advisory Committee (LUAC) and the Metropolitan Area Water Supply Advisory Committee (MAWSAC) W&W0114 To start a conversation among imembers of the Land Use Advisory Committee (LUAC) and the Metropolitan Area Water Supply Advisory Committee (MAWSAC) about connections between regional land use and water supply planning, to strengthen both committees' work. OUTCOMES 1. LUAC and MAWSAC members get to know one another and begin working together 2. Creation of a shared vision and momentum for working together 3. Identification of areas of overlapping i nterest/concern DISCUSSION The bulk of the workshop was spent discussing four questions developed with input from a design group, including LUAC Chair Jon Commers, MAWSAC Chair Sandy Rummel, LUAC and MAWSAC member Phil Klein, and Metropolitan Council staff. Staff included Leisa Thompson, Beth Reetz, Ali Elhassan, Lisa Barajas, Judy Sventek, Debra Detrick, and Lanya Ross. The questions were: 1. What opportunities and/or obstacles are there for working together? 2. What are your interests or concerns for land use and water supply? Do you see areas of overlap? 9:10 Committee Chairs 3. What resources might be leveraged to better connect land use and water supply planning? 9:20 Discussion 4. What outcomes do you want to see come out of more collaboration? 10:05 Break 10:25 Discussion WRAP.UP & NEXT S The meeting ended with a discussion of next steps: 11:10 Report Out Hear what land use and water staff are doing as links between the committees 11:49 Wrap-Up/Next Steps • Digest information and further discuss it • See the perspective of businesses and research how they could help make decisions Do visioning planning • In the comprehensive planning process, identify key decisions the Council and agencies will make. Then get input of both committees to inform that.