Minutes – May 21, 2025

The Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District

Wednesday, May 21, 2025

5:00  pm

Lake Delhi Office

Delhi, IA 52223

The regular meeting of the Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District was held and called to order at 5:00 pm by President Althoff.

Present: Althoff, Scherrman, Burger, Thompson and  Leonard.  Staebell via Zoom. 

Absent:   Beals

Visitors: None

Support Staff : Randy Rattenborg and Laurie Kramer via Zoom

Burger made a motion to approve the agenda as presented.  Leonard seconded the motion.  All ayes. Motion carried.

A motion to approve minutes from previous meetings was made by Thompson, second by Staebell.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

The Board reviewed claims from the General Fund (81000) as presented.  Claims included utilities, maintenance contract, clerical expense, lobbyist expense, legal expense, copier expense, website renewal, lawn care and dam maintenance and equipment (50%).  Claims totaled $85,197.08 from the General Fund.  Claims for Fund 81001 total $230,289.10 for principal and interest payment.  Claims for Fund 81006 included dam maintenance and equipment totaling $67,103.25. A motion was made by Burger, second by Leonard to approve all claims.   All ayes.  Motion carried.

April financial reports were presented. The General Fund received $46,207.87 in property taxes for the month and interest of $8,785.46.   Expenditures for April were $387,593.64 ending April at $2,240,288.50.  The Debt Service Fund received $62,768.05 in property tax for the month of April and $1,804.84 in interest.  There were no expenditures ending April at $895,765.06.  The Dam Improvement Fund had no revenues and no expenditures ending April with a $80,000.00 balance. Grant Fund (81006) had revenues of $923.55 in interest and $126,065.56 in expenditures ending April with a balance of $112,166.22.  A motion was made by Staebell, second by Scherrman to receive and file the April financial report.    All ayes.  Motion carried.

The Board consideration a resolution to transfer a designated amount into the Dam Improvement Fund as required by the 28# Agreement with the County Supervisors filed in January of 2014.  A motion was made by Burger, second by Thompson to transfer $10,000 into that fund from the General Fund.  Althoff asked for a roll call vote.  Leonard – aye, Burger – aye, Thompson – aye, Staebell – aye, Scherrman – aye and Althoff – aye.  Beals was absent.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

A motion was made by Leonard, second by Shcerrman to move $68,000 in budgeted authority from fund 81000 to fund 81006.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Burger made a motion, second by Leonard to redeem an additional $250,000 of General Obligation Refund Bonds, Series 2017 in fiscal year 2025.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Committee Updates:

Water Quality, Legislative & Community Events – Leonard is planning to have the MVWA representative to give an update. 

He gave an update on the fireworks that are planned for August. 

He noted additional work being done by B&B and Hartwick Marina to move the RNA docks to meet requirements.

Leonard updated the Trustees on the Wall of Recognition.  Things are ready to move forward.  He did state that there’s still discussion about adding wind sails to the area.  That will be dependent on the determination of the dam committee and Pat Colgan.  Staebell asked if completion could be done by July 20th.  Leonard stated that that’s the goal.

With regard to a legislative update, Leonard noted that Larry Murphy has been following the legislation regarding a dock bill that was primarily issued for a private lake within the state.  It was to enable individuals and association to have hard deck dock lifts.  At this point it does not involve Lake Delhi but our lobbyists are following the language to provide us with more information.

Burger requested a meeting with our lobbyists to address the status of current legislation.

Dredge – Staebell plans on a upcoming dredge meeting.  He’s reached out to Dan Kimball, an engineer on the lake for more input.  He also talked with Joe Vorwald from the Delhi Fire Department regarding burning at the dredge site.  He will follow up with him.  Staebell left the meeting at 5:29 p.m.

Dam Operations & Property Management – Althoff noted the second grant is over.  He updated that $450,000 was received.  As of the end of April the balance to send back including interest was around $41,000.  He will be working with Kramer to close out the grant. 

Althoff noted that he and Burger will be looking at the renewel of the Burrington Group contract.  They plan to meet with our legal representative to bring back possible action at next month’s meeting.

Althoff is also investigating whether or not there’s any value in selling the old actuators.

He noted that HDR will now have time to finalize the dam operation and maintenance plan.  The hope is to have a plan presented in the next month or two.

Rattenborg requested a dam meeting to review water that is leaking into the control room.

Finance & Budget – No update

Althoff spoke about an issue with garbage being put in the port-a-potties at Lost Beach.  Scherrman said he would work with Kramer to develop signage for the area.  There was also discussion on rock removal at Lost Beach.  Leonard said he would research options.

Public Comment: None

A motion to adjourn was made by Burger, second by Leonard.  All ayes.  Motion carried.  Meeting adjourned at 5:46 p.m.

Minutes – June 18, 2025

The Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District

Wednesday, June 18, 2025

5:00  pm

Lake Delhi Office

Delhi, IA 52223

The regular meeting of the Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District was held and called to order at 5:00 pm by President Althoff.

Present: Althoff, Scherrman and Burger;  Leonard and Beals via Zoom.

Absent:   Thompson and Staebell

Visitors: Pat Colgan

Support Staff: Randy Rattenborg and Laurie Kramer via Zoom

Scherrman made a motion to approve the agenda as presented.  Burger seconded the motion.  All ayes. Motion carried.

A motion to approve minutes from previous meetings was made by Burger, second by Leonard.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

The Board reviewed claims from the General Fund (81000) as presented.  Claims included utilities, maintenance contract, clerical expense, lobbyist expense, legal expense, copier expense, port-a-potties, lawn care and dam maintenance, equipment rental and bond fees.  Claims totaled $14,418.81 from the General Fund.. A motion was made by Beals, second by Burger to approve all claims.   All ayes.  Motion carried.

May financial reports were presented. The General Fund received $8,208.61 in property taxes for the month and interest of $8,909.06.   Expenditures for May were $68,226.56 ending May at $2,179,179.61.  The Debt Service Fund received $11,149.43 in property tax for the month of May and $3,379.00 in interest.  Expenditures for bond payment were $480,289.10 ending May at $429,004.39.  The Dam Improvement Fund had no revenues and no expenditures ending May with a $80,000.00 balance. Grant Fund (81006) had revenues of $800.43 in interest and $67,103.25 in expenditures ending May with a balance of $45863.40.  A motion was made by Leonard, second by Beals to receive and file the May financial report.    All ayes.  Motion carried.

Committee Updates:

Water Quality, Legislative & Community Events – Leonard is planning to have the MVWA representative join a trustee meeting in the near future.  He has also invited members of the Water Trail League to attend to provide information on plans for a water trail.

Leonard updated the Trustees on the Wall of Recognition.  Things are moving forward.  A review of the final lettering will need to be done before construction begins.

Burger noted that the lobbyists monthly payment will be reduced now that the legislature is not in session

Dredge – Burger reported that the committee will be looking at numbers from Maggie Burger regarding the debt schedule pay off.   This will help determine borrowing capacity for future projects.

Dam Operations & Property Management Althoff reported that they are investigating renting a long reach excavator to pull out sand from the shallow areas along the beach.  Burger stated that any work done at the beach should be held off until the end of summer.

Schermann noted that Shawn Reth has completed road work down to North Beach.

Finance & Budget – Althoff, Kramer and Andrew Judd will be coordinating the close out of Grant #2.

Public Comment: Pat Colgan was present and informed the Board that he plans to run for a vacant trustee seat in July.  He stated he was looking forward to working with the trustees again and hopes to bring more awareness to the lake residents about lake operations.

A motion to adjourn was made by Scherrman, second by Burger.  All ayes.  Motion carried.  Meeting adjourned at 5:23 p.m.

Trustee Agenda – Wednesday, May 28, 2025

The Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District

Wednesday, May 28, 2025

5:00  p.m.

Lake Delhi Scada Office

South Side of Dam

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  1. Call to Order
  2. Approve Agenda
  3. Open public hearing on proposed amendment to the FY25 budget
  4. Close public hearing
  5. Consideration and possible action to approve the budget amendment for FY25
  6. Public Comment
  7. Adjourn

Trustee Agenda – Wednesday, May 21, 2025

The Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District

Wednesday, May 21, 2025

5:00 p.m.

Lake Delhi Office

South of Dam

Delhi, IA 52223

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  1. Call to Order
  2. Approve Agenda
  3. Consideration and approval of minutes of Previous Meetings
  4. Consideration and approval of Payments
  5. Review Financial Reports
  1. Consideration and possible action on a resolution to transfer a designated amount into the Dam Improvement Fund as required by the 28E Agreement with the County Supervisors filed in January of 2014
  1. Consideration and possible action to move budgeted expenditure authority from fund 81000 to fund 81006.
  2. Consideration and possible action to redeem an additional $250,000 of General Obligation Refund Bonds, Series 2017 in fiscal year 2025
  3. Committee Updates

                   Water Quality, Legislative & Community Events: Leonard (Chair), Scherrman, Beals

                    Dredge: Staebell (Chair), Burger, Thompson

                      Dam Operations & Property Management:  Althoff (Chair), Burger, Thompson

                       Finance & Budget:  Burger (Chair), Althoff,  Staebell

  1.  Public Comment
  2. Adjourn

Minutes – Wednesday, May 7, 2025

The Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District

Wednesday, May 7, 2025

5:00  pm

Lake Delhi Office

Delhi, IA 52223

The regular meeting of the Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District was held and called to order at 5:00 pm by President Althoff.

Present via Zoom: Althoff, Scherrman, Burger, Thompson. Leonard, Beals and Staebell. 

Absent:   None

Visitors:  None

Support Staff  : None

Scherrman made a motion to approve the agenda as presented.  Thompson seconded the motion.  All ayes. Motion carried.

Staebeel made a motion to set a public hearing date to amend the FY 2025 budget.  His motion was to set the date and time for May 28, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. and to authorize Kramer to publish the notice of public hearing in the Manchester Press.  Leonard seconded the motion.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Public Comment: None

A motion to adjourn was made by Burger, second byThompson.  All ayes.  Motion carried.  Meeting adjourned at 5:03 p.m.

Election Notice – July 22, 2025

NOTICE

LAKE DELHI COMBINED RECEREATION FACILITY AND WATER QUALITY DISTRICT

ACCEPTING AFFIDAVITS OF CANDIDACY FOR TRUSTEE POSITIONS

ALL LAKE DELHI RESIDENTS AND LANDOWNERS

On behalf of the Lake Delhi Combined Recreational Facility and Water Quality District Board of Trustees, the Delaware County Auditor’s Office is now accepting Affidavits of Candidacy for the following positions to be filled by election on Tuesday, July 22, 2025:

                                    District Trustee                  (two (2) positions)                                                3-year terms

Any resident or property owner within the Lake Delhi Combined District interested in running for one of these positions must file a completed Affidavit of Candidacy with the Delaware County Auditor located within the Delaware County Courthouse at 301 E. Main St, Room 210, in Manchester, Iowa. 

The deadline for filing an Affidavit of Candidacy is Friday, June 13, 2025 at 4:30 pm

To obtain an Affidavit of Candidacy form, please contact the Delaware County Auditor’s Office at 563-927-4701 or download a copy of said form online at https://delawarecountyelections.iowa.gov/

Respectfully,

The Lake Delhi Combined Recreational Facility and Water Quality District Board of Trustees and

The Delaware County Auditor’s Office

Minutes – Wednesday, April 16, 2025

The Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District

Wednesday, April 16, 2025

5:00  pm

Lake Delhi Office

Delhi, IA 52223

The regular meeting of the Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District was held and called to order at 5:00 pm by President Althoff.

Present: Althoff, Scherrman, Burger and Thompson. Leonard, Beals and Staebell via Zoom. 

Absent:   None

Visitors: Ed Schmidt

Support Staff : Randy Rattenborg via Zoom; Kramer absent

Burger made a motion to approve the agenda as presented noting committee updates.  Beals seconded the motion.  All ayes. Motion carried.

A motion to approve minutes from previous meetings was made by Thompson, second by Burger.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

The Board reviewed claims from the General Fund (81000) as presented.  Claims included utilities, maintenance contract, clerical expense, lobbyist expense, legal expense, copier expense, storage rental, landscaping, septic service and dam maintenance and equipment (50%).  Claims totaled $139,293.76 from the General Fund.  Claims for Fund 81006 included dam maintenance and equipment totaling $126,065.56. A motion was made by Leonard, second by Scherrman to approve all claims.   All ayes.  Motion carried.

March financial reports were not presented due to technical issues with the county.  Those reports will be approved in May.

The Board reviewed a request from the LDRA for a dredge donation for their dredge debt.  Burger Made a motion to approve the donation request in the amount of $248,550.  Staebell seconded the motion.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Leonard made a motion to approve Resolution #4.16.25(a) that designated the Delaware County Auditor to conduct the regular July trustee election by a hand count.  Scherrman seconded the motion.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Staebell made a motion to approve Resolution #4.16.25(b) that requests abatement of accrued property taxes on property owned the District for public purposes.  Althoff noted that this is the property close to North Beach that was acquired through legal process.  Beals seconded the motion.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Burger provided the Board with information regarding property insurance coverage.  He noted that the Trustees had to look for other coverage after the current carrier, Nationwide, discontinued property insurance coverage.  The quote received is from ICAP and PDCM Insurance out of Waterloo.  The cost to over through May 1, 2025 is $242.00 and the cost for the following full year is $677.00.  Scherrman made the motion to approve the property insurance quotes, second by Leonard.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Leonard provided information on the fireworks contract with J & M Displays.  He noted that because of some issues with last year’s fireworks, J & M have agreed to provide $20,000 of fireworks at a cost of $12,500.  This will be paid by the LDRA.  Thompson made a motion to approve the contract, seconded by Staebell.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Leonard made a motion to approve an estimate from Heiar Fencing to remove the fencing around the lake office with a 15% contingency if they run into unforeseen issues.  Thompson seconded the motion.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Leonard also made a motion to approve an estimate from Heiar Fencing to remove and reinstall fencing on the south side of the dam with a 15% contingency if they run into unforeseen issues.  Thompson seconded the motion.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

A motion was made by Staebell, second by Beals to approve a quote from Kistler Crane to replace a thrust bearing on the load hook at an amount of $2,341.15.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Randy Rattenborg from Burrington Group was present to discuss the renewal of the maintenance contract they hold with the District.  A motion was made by Staebell, second by Leonard to table this agenda item in order to allow for more time for the trustees and the District attorney to review.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

A motion was made by Burger, second by Staebell to table action regarding the sale of the old actuators.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Committee Updates:

Water Quality, Legislative & Community Events – Leonard noted water testing would be starting again in May.  He also would like to invite the Watersheed Management coordinator to make a short presentation on the current watershed management plan.  He suggested having the presentation at either the May or June meeting.. 

He also noted that the concrete slab for the Wall of Recognition should be install sometime in May

It was noted that our lobbyists will be providing the Trustees with their anuual update in the next month or two.

Dredge – Staebell plans to set up a committee meeting in May

Dam Operations & Property Management – Althoff noted that vendors associated with work related to Grant 81006 were asked to present their invoices so payment could be issued by April 30, 2025.  Rattenborg updated the Trustees on work being done by E & H Restoration and Kistler Crane.

Finance & Budget – No update

Public Comment: None

A motion to adjourn was made by Burger, second by Beals.  All ayes.  Motion carried.  Meeting adjourned at 5:36 p.m.

Special Meeting – Wednesday, May 7, 2025

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Wednesday, May 7, 2025

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  3. Consideration and possible action to set a date for a public hearing to amend the FY25 budget
  4. Public Comment
  5.  Adjourn

Minutes – Wednesday, March 19, 2025

The Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District

Wednesday, March 19, 2025

5:00  pm

Lake Delhi Office

Delhi, IA 52223

The regular meeting of the Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District was held and called to order at 5:00 pm by President Althoff.

Present: Althoff, Scherrman and Thompson. Staebell and Burger via Zoom. 

Absent:   Beals, Leonard

Visitors: Ed Schmidt and Brett Mangold.  Larry Sloan via Zoom.

Support Staff :  Randy Rattenborg.  Laurie Kramer via Zoom

Scherrman made a motion to approve the agenda as presented noting committee updates.  Burger seconded the motion.  All ayes. Motion carried.

A motion to approve minutes from previous meetings was made by Thompson, second by Scherrman.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

The Board reviewed claims from the General Fund (81000) as presented.  Claims included utilities, maintenance contract, clerical expense, lobbyist expense, publication expense, legal expense, software updates, copier expense and dam maintenance and equipment (50%).  Claims totaled $27,399.32 from the General Fund.  Claims for Fund 81006 included dam maintenance and equipment totaling $19,008.37. A motion was made by Staebell, second by Burger to approve all claims.   All ayes.  Motion carried.

February financial reports were presented. The General Fund received $16,824.78 in property taxes for the month and interest of $8,991.02  Expenditures for February were $30,834.23 ending February at $2,413,989.11.  The Debt Service Fund received $22,852.61 in property tax for the month of February and $1,719.17 in interest.  There were no expenditures ending February at $575,718.79.  The Dam Improvement Fund had no revenues and no expenditures ending February with a $80,000.00 balance. Grant Fund (81006) had revenues of $1,167.30 in interest and $23,824.25 in expenditures ending February with a balance of $261,325.82.  A motion was made by Staebell, second by Scherrman to receive and file the February financial report.  Althoff noted that projects funded by Grant 81006 should be completed and invoiced by the April 30, 2025 due date.    All ayes.  Motion carried.

The Trustees reviewed a request for reimbursement from the Delhi Fire Department for their cost to rent a slip for their rescue boat at Hartwick Marina in the amount of $2,700 for the 2025 season.  It was noted that the Trustees approved payment for the 2024 season in November of 2024 for the same amount.  There was some discussion regarding asking the fire department to do a controlled burn at the dredge site.  Burger stated he would contact Tony Harmon with the fire department to see if that would be possible.  He will also ask about a burn in an area around the dam.  Staebell made a motion to approve payment to the fire department that is not dependent on the burn request.  Scherrman seconded the motion.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Althoff updated the Trustees on the next agenda item which was to approve a quote for an electric hot water power washer.  After discussion with a Hotsy provider he was told the purchase was not recommended.  Althoff made a motion to table, second by Staebell.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Committee Updates:

Water Quality, Legislative & Community Events – No new updates

Dredge – Staebell plans to set up a committee meeting in May

Dam Operations & Property Management – Althoff noted that he had received a letter from the DNR asking to schedule a dam inspection this year.  Kramer has been in contact with the DNR to schedule the inspection.  Althoff noted dam projects to be completed that are funded by Grant 81006 include work on actuator installation, hydro-gates and resurface of powerhouse deck.   Burger stated he’s looking for fencing contractors for the fencing project.  Burger also had a visit with Rich Hughes regarding putting a permanent stage at Lost Beach.  All materials and labor would be donated.  Burger will follow up with more information.

Finance & Budget – Burger stated he has been in touch with PDCM regarding obtaining property insurance coverage.  He hopes to have something to bring to the April meeting.

Public Comment: Brett Mangold was present to discuss the possibility of generating electricity at the dam to mine bitcoin.  There was a lot of discussion regarding the history of the dam when it did generate electricity and how deregulations made it too expensive to continue.  Althoff suggested he take a tour of the dam and do more investigation before the Trustees would be able to consider any type of request.

It’s noted that Staebell left the meeting at 5:25 p.m.

A motion to adjourn was made by Thompson, second by Scherrman.  All ayes.  Motion carried.  Meeting adjourned at 5:29 p.m.

Minutes – Wednesday, April 16, 2025

The Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District

Wednesday, April 16, 2025

5:00  pm

Lake Delhi Office

Delhi, IA 52223

The regular meeting of the Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District was held and called to order at 5:00 pm by President Althoff.

Present: Althoff, Scherrman, Burger  and Thompson. Leonard, Beals and Staebell via Zoom. 

Absent:   None

Visitors: Ed Schmidt

Support Staff : Randy Rattenborg via Zoom; Kramer absent

Burger made a motion to approve the agenda as presented noting committee updates.  Beals seconded the motion.  All ayes. Motion carried.

A motion to approve minutes from previous meetings was made by Thompson, second by Burger.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

The Board reviewed claims from the General Fund (81000) as presented.  Claims included utilities, maintenance contract, clerical expense, lobbyist expense, legal expense, copier expense, storage rental, landscaping, septic service and dam maintenance and equipment (50%).  Claims totaled $139,293.76 from the General Fund.  Claims for Fund 81006 included dam maintenance and equipment totaling $126,065.56b             0. A motion was made by Leonard, second by Scherrman to approve all claims.   All ayes.  Motion carried.

March financial reports were not presented due to technical issues with the county.  Those reports will be approved in May.

The Board reviewed a request from the LDRA for a dredge donation for their dredge debt.  Burger Made a motion to approve the donation request in the amount of $248,550.  Staebell seconded the motion.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Leonard made a motion to approve Resolution #4.16.25(a) that designated the Delaware County Auditor to conduct the regular July trustee election by a hand count.  Scherrman seconded the motion.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Staebell made a motion to approve Resolution #4.16.25(b) that requests abatement of accrued property taxes on property owned the District for public purposes.  Althoff noted that this is the property close to North Beach that was acquired through legal process.  Beals seconded the motion.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Burger provided the Board with information regarding property insurance coverage.  He noted that the Trustees had to look for other coverage after the current carrier, Nationwide, discontinued property insurance coverage.  The quote received is from ICAP and PDCM Insurance out of Waterloo.  The cost to over through May 1, 2025 is $242.00 and the cost for the following full year is $677.00.  Scherrman made the motion to approve the property insurance quotes, second by Leonard.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Leonard provided information on the fireworks contract with J & M Displays.  He noted that because of some issues with last year’s fireworks, J & M have agreed to provide $20,000 of fireworks at a cost of $12,500.  This will be paid by the LDRA.  Thompson made a motion to approve the contract, seconded by Staebell.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Leonard made a motion to approve an estimate from Heiar Fencing to remove the fencing around the lake office with a 15% contingency if they run into unforeseen issues.  Thompson seconded the motion.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Leonard also made a motion to approve an estimate from Heiar Fencing to remove and reinstall fencing on the south side of the dam with a 15% contingency if they run into unforeseen issues.  Thompson seconded the motion.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

A motion was made by Staebell, second by Beals to approve a quote from Kistler Crane to replace a thrust bearing on the load hook at an amount of $2,341.15.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Randy Rattenborg from Burrington Group was present to discuss the renewal of the maintenance contract they hold with the District.  A motion was made by Staebell, second by Leonard to table this agenda item in order to allow for more time for the trustees and the District attorney to review.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

A motion was made by Burger, second by Staebell to table action regarding the sale of the old actuators.  All ayes.  Motion carried.

Committee Updates:

Water Quality, Legislative & Community Events – Leonard noted water testing would be starting again in May.  He also would like to invite the Watersheed Management coordinator to make a short presentation on the current watershed management plan.  He suggested having the presentation at either the May or June meeting.. 

He also noted that the concrete slab for the Wall of Recognition should be install sometime in May

It was noted that our lobbyists will be providing the Trustees with their anuual update in the next month or two.

Dredge – Staebell plans to set up a committee meeting in May

Dam Operations & Property Management – Althoff noted that vendors associated with work related to Grant 81006 were asked to present their invoices so payment could be issued by April 30, 2025.  Rattenborg updated the Trustees on work being done by E & H Restoration and Kistler Crane.

Finance & Budget – No update

Public Comment: None

A motion to adjourn was made by Burger, second by Beals.  All ayes.  Motion carried.  Meeting adjourned at 5:36 p.m.