The Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District

Board of Trustees Meeting

Thursday, May 20, 2013 – 5:30 p.m.

Heritage Bank Conference Room

Delhi, IA

The meeting of the Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District Board of Trustees was called to order by President Steve Leonard at 5:34 PM at Heritage Bank Conference Room.

Trustees present: Leonard,  Kramer, Peter, Davidson, Kray and Burger by phone

Trustees absent:  Bruce Schneider

Visitors: Lou Christiansen, Sue Christiansen, Barb DeKlotz, Ken DeKlotz, Chip Hughes, Dave Larson, Jim Locke, John Carbaugh, Tom Reeves, Ed Schmidt, Eve Peter, Tim Rasmussen, Diane Bauers, Bob Klima, Dave Fry

Agenda reviewed by Leonard. Motion made by Kramer to approve agenda but to move item 11 to  before item 6, second by Davidson.  All ayes, motion passed.

Kray requested approval of minutes for 4/18/13, 4/25/13, 5/8/13 and the amended minutes from the 3/21/13 work session.  Peter made motion to approve, Kramer second. All ayes, motion passed.

Kramer reviewed bills for payment – L&L Consulting for $2,000; Simmons Perrine Attorney for $7,616.00;  Alliant Energy for $37.17.  Kramer asked if Burger will review attorney fees and he agreed to bring to the next meeting with recommendation for transfer of amounts to the bond fund.  Kray made motion to accept payments as presented, Davidson second.  All ayes, motion passed.

Kramer covered the financial report and as of April 30, 2013 the ending balance of the General Fund was $87,846.73.   Debt Service fund balance after funds from the county and interest is $341,158.63.  Dam/Spillway project fund balance as of April 30, 2013 is $5,932,538.29.

Leonard said he and Burger met with Bank Iowa today regarding the LDRA dredge payment which is due June 1, 2013.  Had discussion with them regarding property values and that the taxable values have gone up for 2014.  The current amount due is approximately $170,000 and our only source for this payment is the general fund.  Bank Iowa understands this and they will agree to an interest only payment of $42,729.17.  The District will will then have a further conversation in the fall regarding the future and how we will make payments.  Burger made motion to pay the $42,729.17 payment, Davidson second.  Individual roll call requested, all ayes, motion passed.  Leonard then requested an amendment of the motion to say the payment goes to the LDRA.  Burger amended his motion to approve the $42,729.17 payment for the dredge loan to the LDRA, Davidson second.  Individual roll requested on amended motion, all ayes, motion passed.

Kramer introduced an addendum to Resolution 4.18.13 for the automatic payment by the County of our bond payment.  The previous version did not include administrative fees.  Kray made motion to accept addendum, Kramer second.  Individual roll call requested, all ayes, motion passed.

Leonard discussed property acquisition from Gerald and Lois Wright. He introduced Resolution 5.20.13.a to approve the purchase of this property.  Kramer made motion to approve resolution to purchase the property, Davidson second.  Burger said the monies should be paid out of the bond fund because this is for the dam reconstruciton.  Davidson asked Leoanrd to explain why the District is buying this property for the public.  Leonard explained that these are the properties our Engineering firm advised we were required to buy for the  spillway construction.  The Wright and Wiersma(which we will discuss next) properties needed to be purchased by the District.  The purchase price is $60,000 for real estate and the building structure.  Kramer amended motion to approve resolution 5.20.13.a to purchase the Wright property and the funds to come out of the bond fund, Davdison second.  Individual roll call requested, all ayes, motion passed.

Leonard then discussed property acquisition from Rebecca and Ricky Wiersma and Derek Geiser.  Resolution 5.20.13.b was presented.  The property is a double lot and a mobile home sits on the property.  The purchase offer was $90,000 and they have signed the offer.  Motion to approve Resolution 5.20.12.b to purchase the Wiersma property and funds to come from the bond fund by Kray, Burger second.  Individual roll call requested, all ayes, motion passed.

Burger left the meeting at 5:58 p.m.

Leonard explained that Marty Pottebaum owns property adjacent to the north side of the dam and we need to own this property as well for the dam reconstruction.  The Pottebaums have decided to donate the land required to the District. Resolution  5.20.13.c articulates the land donation.    Motion to approve Resolution 5.20.13.c by Kramer, Davidson second.  Individual roll call requested, all ayes, motion passed.

Leonard then began a discussion regarding the properties purchased and removal of buildings that needs to occur.  There will be no formal action tonight but just discussion regarding next steps for bids.   Peter gave a summary of work he has done.   Pat Colgan and Peter met and agreed that the old office building would make a good office for engineering staff.   They also discussed the rental house but Peter feels we need to keep Colgan in the  loop regarding the house as he may have other ideas.  Peter  plugged the sewer at the previous Peck property and took pictures and sent to the County Sanitation office.  Dave Fink called Peter and said he had stainless steel rollers and that we should pick them up.  Peter thanked Jim Locke for helping him  move the rollers to the garage of the house.  Peter feels the Peck property is unsafe.  The utilities need to be removed on the Wiersma property and the well needs to be sealed.  Peter spoke with Dennis Lyons and we have to have a professional to the work at an estimate of about $400.    Peter indicated that the Amish tore down a home in his neighborhood and we might want to consider asking them for a quote on the work that is needed.  Kramer also said Harbach had been contacted as well.  We will have to do bids so contractors know what we want to keep and what needs to be torn down.  Leonard said we need template for bidding and he will contact Bob Hatala.  Leonard asked Kramer to call insurance company and add all properties to our policy.

Committee Updates

Finance  – Nothing more to update.

Property Management – Nothing more to report

Legislative  – The RIIF bill was recently passed and did include our second $2.5 million and we are just waiting for the Governor’s signature.

Dam Construction Timeline – waiting for the federal permit which involves input from the Army Corp of Engineers, SHPO, Tribal unit and FEMA.  We are working closely with them and staying in touch.

FEMA – Dave Fry is authorized rep and CFO and for the last month has been spending lots of time with Homeland Security and FEMA giving details on our project worksheets. Fry gave an update as to progress.

Public Comment – Ken DeKlotz asked what happened to the 2008 FEMA project and Fry advised that the monitoring report still needed to be addressed.

Ken DeKlotz said dam cost is now $23million and what is the breakdown.  Leonard said the dam original amount was $11.9 million and that has increased to $14.8million on the dam and spillway.  The remainder is the total project scale, restoration of dredging, public access, and siltation control additions.

Barb DeKlotz asked about archeology study because she thought it was all was done.  Leonard explained that work was done and waiting for final memorandum of agreement.

Bob Klima asked why can’t we use the gates already there.  Leonard said they don’t handle enough water volume.

Tom Reeves asked if need to purchase any additional land.  Leoanrd said he is not at liberty to respond.

Dave Larson said from Hartwick Point and their association is proposing a $200,000 sea wall.  People want to know for sure if the dam is coming back and can we give them any guarantees?  Leonard said we think it will happen because he has confidence in our team,at the state and at other levels.

Diane Bauers asked what is the timeline once construction starts understanding we cannot predict weather.  Leonard said if everything was done, he believes it would take about 1 year.  Bauers also asked if there was a timeline for bid letting and Leonard said we have to give the bidders 30 to 40 days.

Motion made to adjourn by Peter, Davidson second.  All ayes motion passed. Meeting adjourned at 7:11 pm.

 The Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District

Board of Trustees Meeting

Wednesday, May 8, 2013 – 10:30 p.m.

Maquoketa Valley Middle School Conference Room

The meeting of the Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District Board of Trustees was called to order by President Steve Leonard at 10:31 PM at Maquoketa Valley Middle School Conference Room.

Trustees present: Leonard,  Kramer, Peter, Kray and Schneider by phone

Trustees absent:  Burger and Davidson

Visitors: Eve Peter

Agenda reviewed by Leonard. Motion made to approve agenda by Kramer, second by Peter.  All ayes, motion passed.

Leonard introduced Resolution #5.08.13 for the County to conduct the District election on July 16, 2013.  Motion to approve resolution by Schneider, Kray second.  Individual roll call requested;  Kray – yes, Peter – yes, Schneider – yes, Kramer – yes, Leonard – yes, motion carried.

Kramer indicated a bill has been received for $538 for taxes plus penalty on the Peck property.  Originally there was a verbal agreement between Hektoen and Peck’s attorney that Peck would have taxes paid in full.  Peck has now said he won’t pay the taxes.  Hektoen and Hatala have agreed to deduct $538 from the next Simmons Perrine billling as this should have been covered in the wording of the sale agreement.  Motion to pay County Auditor $538 for Peck property taxes by Kramer, Peter second.  There is some question as to whether we should be a property tax exempt organization and we have opinions by the County Auditor and our attorney and additional research will be completed.  All ayes, motion passed.

Motion to adjourn by Kramer, second by Peter, motion passed.  Meeting adjourned at 10:38 AM.

The Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District

Board of Trustees Meeting

Thursday, April 25, 2013 – 6:30 p.m.

Maquoketa Valley Middle School Conference Room

The meeting of the Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District Board of Trustees was called to order by President Steve Leonard at 6:34 PM at Maquoketa Valley Middle School Conference Room.

 Trustees present: Leonard,  Kramer, Peter, Davidson, Burger, Schneider and Kray

Trustees absent:

Visitors: Gary Oltrogge, Tammy Oltrogge, Eve Peter, Dwayne Donels, Barb DeKlotz, Ken DeKlotz and Matt Hektoen and Bob Hatala by phone

Agenda reviewed by Leonard. Motion made to approve agenda by Kray, second by Davidson.  All ayes, motion passed.

Leonard said in previous work session with LDRA the District published a third amended Memorandum of Agreement for the transfer of property and it has since been rejected by the LDRA. The  District met last week to discuss next steps and how to move forward with the transfer document.  Hektoen and Hatala attended that session and Hektoen put together a new MOA based on the District discussions.  Leonard read the new MOA and explained that the dam, North Beach and South Beach will remain restricted and need to have additional consideration if property would ever be considered moved to a private entity.  Leonard read additional language input by Hektoen which is as follows:

“In the event the District desires to convey the Restricted Real Estate to a party other than a public governmental entity, the District shall first provide written notice (the “Transfer Notice”) to the President of the LDRA, which Transfer Notice shall set forth the identity of the party to whom the District desires to convey any or all of the Restricted Real Estate and any other information respecting the material terms of the desired conveyance (the “Proposed Conveyance”).  For purposes of this Third Amendment, delivery of a notice shall mean the date the appropriate party deposits the notice with the United States Postal Service.  The District shall be entitled to proceed with the conveyance of the Proposed Conveyance unless within 45 days of the delivery to the LDRA of the Transfer Notice the LDRA delivers to the District a written certification, which written certification sets forth that 60% of the then-existing membership of the LDRA voted in opposition to the Proposed Conveyance and is executed by the Secretary and President of the Association.  In the event the LDRA fails to convey such a written certification with said time frame, the District shall be entitled to proceed with the Proposed Conveyance.”

Motion made by Kramer to accept new language, Schneider second.  Burger said he notified the rest of the board that he would  like to see changes.  He would like to see the 45 days extended to 120 days.  Kramer changed motion to accept new language with 120 days and second by Schneider.    Kray said she agreed as it give the LDRA time to get the information to the public and set up a vote.  Peter said easier on seasonal people as well.  Individual roll call requested on motion, all ayes, motion passed.

Burger explained 2^nd change is to add language to show the vote would require a 60% approval of the transfer to a non-public entity.  Burger made motion to approve the 60% approval, Peter second.  Hatala said 60% does seem to change the focus and maybe the District should consider a 50/50 vote or just a majority.  Hatala wants to stress there are questions by the LDRA if this only applies to the dam property, Lost beach and North beach.  Burger said his intent is just for the 3 properties, not the remainder.  Leonard said the existing language protects the Districts interests and he recommends staying with Hektoen’s original language.  Kray said she believes we should change it to 60% approval because it is important to remember the original vote was taken to protect the dam.  Leonard said his concern is it calls for a vote of  just LDRA members. He suggested the LDRA could put the vote out to all property owners/parcel numbers instead of LDRA share holders.  Kramer asked if the Trustees could hold the vote.   Hatala said the District could have some kind of non binding vote.  Hatala believes this is an unwarranted concern because all funding the District would ever receive will require the dam to be held in public ownership.  Kramer said she thinks the language of the original vote by LDRA was not meant to hold us to not being able to sell any properties, that the language was just meant for the dam and the beaches.  Leonard wants all property owners to decide, not just LDRA share holders.  Davidson advised he is in favor of the 60% approval language.  Burger asked if we can do an agreement with the LDRA that we will write in our own rules that we can’t transfer the 3 properties.  Hatala said we could do that but it wouldn’t bind futher boards.  Leonard asked if we could go ahead and change language to show 60% approval of taxing district property owners and Hatala said he didn’t want to craft the language this evening on the phone.  He would like to use the language that exists in the 357E code about eligible voters.  Leonard recommends tabling the motion and give our legal team this direction and ask them to give us a new draft.  Leonard made motion to table this decision, Davidson second, all ayes, motion passed.

Public comment – Barb Deklotz said if this should go to a vote that it should be the people that pay the taxes not the children or any others.

Donels asked where we are with bidding.  Leonard said waiting for governmental agencies to get us what we need.  Governor signed the bill regarding the property easement issues.  Donels also asked if the dam transfer is holding up the progress and Leonard advised yes.

Motion to adjourn by Burger, Kramer second, motion passed.  Meeting adjourned at 7:18 PM.

The Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District

Board of Trustees Meeting

Thursday, April 18, 2013 – 6:30 p.m.

Maquoketa Valley Middle School Conference Room

 The meeting of the Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District Board of Trustees was called to order by President Steve Leonard at 6:37 PM at Maquoketa Valley Middle School Conference Room.

Trustees present: Leonard,  Kramer, Peter, Davidson, Schneider and Kray

Trustees absent:  Larry Burger

Visitors: Marcheta Cooey Lux, Bob Klima, Bob Galiher, Diane Bauers, Larry Aschenbrenner

Bob Hatala, Matt Hektoen, Bill Hughes, Randy Sweet, Debbie Sweet, Oreh Reihes, Diane Bauers

Agenda reviewed by Leonard. Motion made to approve agenda but to move item 10 before item 11 by Schneider, second by Kramer.  All ayes, motion passed.

Kray requested approval of minutes for 3/21/13, 3/21/13 work session and 4/4/13. Hatala added comments to 3/21 works session.  Kramer made motion to approve 3/21 and 4/4 minutes and  withhold work session minutes, Peter second.   All ayes, motion passed.

Kramer reviewed bills for payment – L&L Consulting for $2,000;  Simmons Perrine Attorney for $5567.00;  Alliant Energy for $16.62.  Kramer indicated there is also an annual insurance premium for property insurance for the  house and office in the amount of $948.00.  The Finance Committee reviewed this billing and felt we might be able to increase the deductible and change the values to reduce our payment.   Currently the house is insured for $130,000 and building for $70,000 but the assessed value is $107,000 for both.   If we change either items on the policy, we will get a credit back.  Motion by Schneider to approve payments as presented, second by Davidson.  Davidson asked  about liability for  the Peck property and whether it was covered but also indicated the property is not secured.  All ayes on motion for payment, motion passed.  Kramer then went through the Stanley billings to be taken out of  the bond fund for $281,115.23.  These billings are service back to June 2012 to the current invoices.  The Finance Committee reviewed all invoices and some will not be reimbursed by DNR because if the work was for  FEMA, the state funds won’t cover that.  We need to approve the total payment and pay Stanley and then ask the state for reimbursement.  Motion to approve Stanley Engineering invoices by Schneider, second by Kray.  Leonard advised we have received the executed contract from the DNR for transfer of the state funds.  Individual roll call requested, all ayes, motion passed.

Kramer covered the financial report and as of March 31, 2013 the ending balance of the General fund was $51,690.94, we received a tax draw of $45,628.21 and after bills were paid, we have an ending balance of $82,142.78.  The balance for the Debt Service fund at the end of March is $300,891.73 and the balance for the Dam/Spillway Project fund is $5,918,811.64.

Kramer introduced the resolution to allow auto payment of the bond schedule which allows the   County to take the bond debt schedule and make automatic payments for us.  Kramer read resolution. 4.18.13.  Davidson made motion to accept the resolution, Peter second.  Individual roll call rquested, all ayes, motion passed.

Committee updates

Legislative committee – the legislature passed our bill that says we can build a dam using existing easements as long as our environment passes 50% more water than it did previously.  They have a high degree of confidence the Governor will sign the bill next week.

Finance – Kramer said nothing more than what was covered prior in her session on billings

FEMA – nothing new

Dam Construction – our bid documents are in front of Homeland Security for review

Property Management – nothing to report

Public Comment – Randy Sweet asked if the bidding process hasn’t started yet, is it possible for any construction to start this year.  Leonard said we are waiting for the Corp permit to start.  Phase II hasn’t been okayed yet.  Final drawings for Phase II should be done in 4-6 weeks.  Those final drawings will go through a final review with the County, FEMA etc.   The ultimate goal is to get the work done as soon as possible but not take our eye off of the ball for completion.  Sweet asked if  we will start Phase I before we receive the Phase II permit/approval – what is the risk?  Leonard indicated that will need to be evaluated by the Trustees.  Leonard said we did receive the fish ladder variance.  Kramer asked about SHPO and if their issues have been addressed.  Peter said he spoke with Pat Colgan and he said it could be a month out.

Debbie Sweet asked about weeds and environmentally what are we doing with the lakebed.  Leonard said the DNR had a lot of input as to what we can use.   She said it was the River Willows that we need to get rid of.   Each neighborhood association needs to be mindful and discuss how work can begin.  Brian Hughes is supposed to be heading up the riverbed cleanup.   Kray can put the DNR documents up on web site so they are easier to find.  Davidson said property owners shouldn’t wait for the Trustees, they should try to get their lakebed work coordinated within their association if necessary.

Bob Galiher said we discussed paying bills for the Engineers and that the DNR would reimburse for all but $94,000.  What does the $94,000 entail.  Leonard explained the FEMA work that we contracted with Stanley for is not covered by the state and we had 2 billings that were done prior to July 1, 2012 when the state money was allocated.

Motion to go into closed session on 3^rd amendment to the Memorandum of Agreement with the LDRA for the acquisition of real estate pursuant to Iowa Code Section 21.5 (j) by Schneider, Davidson second.  Individual roll call requested, all ayes, motion passed.

Trustees came back into regular session.  Motion to go into closed session for discussion about the litigation filed by Dave’s Complete Construction and strategy with counsel pertaining to same as allowed by Iowa Code Section 21.5(c) by Kramer,  Schneider second.  Individual roll call requested, all ayes, motion passed.

Motion by Kramer to adjourn, Davidson second.  All ayes, motion passed and meeting adjourned at 9:23 pm.

The Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District

Thursday, April 18, 2013

    6:30 p.m.

Maquoketa Valley Middle School Conference Room

Delhi, IA

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 Report

6. Consideration and possible action on Resolution to allow Auto Payment of the Bond Schedule

7. Committee Updates – Finance, FEMA, Dam Construction/Timeline, State-County Legislative, Property Management

8. Public Comment

9. Discussion about the litigation filed by Dave’s Complete Construction and strategy with counsel pertaining to same including upcoming mediation as disclosure would be likely to prejudices or disadvantage the District.  The discussion on this agenda item may be closed as allowed by Iowa Code Section 21.5 (c).

10. Discussion and possible action on 3^rd Amendment to the Memorandum of Agreement with the LDRA for the acquisition of real estate.  Possible closed session pursuant to Iowa Code Section 21.5 (j) to discuss the acquisition terms of real estate.

11. Adjourn

 The Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District

Board of Trustees Meeting

Thursday, April 4, 2013 – 5:00 p.m.

Maquoketa Valley Middle School Conference Room

The meeting of the Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District Board of Trustees was called to order by President Steve Leonard at 5:04 PM at Maquoketa Valley Middle School Conference Room.

Trustees present: Leonard,  Kramer, Peter, Davidson, Burger, Schneider and Kray

Trustees absent:

Visitors: Jim Locke, Diane Bauers, Margie Schneider, Gordon Anderson, Pat Anderson, Bob Klima, Bob Galiher, Matt Hektoen by phone

 Agenda reviewed by Leonard. Motion made to approve agenda by Davidson, second by Schneider .  All ayes, motion passed.

 Leonard advised there is a revised Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the LDRA after our work session.  Hektoen said we are back to the original MOA in terms as to what land is conveyed.  The only real estate in tracts 1-93 that will be held back by the LDRA is parcel JJ which is a small parcel by North Beach and the LDRA will retain the dredge containment site for further discussion regarding the ‘right of first refusal’ on that property.  The rest will be conveyed to the District.  The original MOA had a restriciton on ownership whereby lake proeprty and the dam site had to be held by a public entity into perpetuity.  Following our  discussion during the work session, only the dam site itself and Lost and North Beach will be subject to that restriction.  In addition, if the District wants, they can follow the same procedure that cities use to sell property which includes public hearings, etc.  Hektoen used April 25, 2013 as the close date to accommodate Mitvalsky’s schedule.  Motion to approve 3^rd Memorandum of Agreement by Kramer and second by Kray.  Hektoen said that once the issues surrounding Parcel JJ are settled the LDRA is subject to send that land to the District.  Davidson asked when the LDRA received the document and Hektoen said he gave it to Mitvalsky on Friday, March 29, 2013.  Locke said he received it on Tuesday, April 2.  Burger asked Locke if he had any questions on the document and Locke said nothing of significance and has no questions of the Trustees prior to the LDRA meeting.  Galiher indicated he was in compliance with what Locke said as he had no particular objection to anything in the document.  Individual roll call requested on the motion to accept the revised MOA.  All ayes, motion passed.  Hektoen left the call.

 Leonard gave background on the agreement with the DNR for funding purposes.  The agreement in front to the Trustees is the result of meetings between the Legislative Committee and the DNR to facilitate the movement of monies between the DNR and the District.  This agreement is somewhat  different from our original agreement with the DNR regarding the initial funding of $350,000.   It outlines the scope of the project and allows for the first $2.5 million must be spent by 2016 and the second $2.5 million must be spent by 2017.  Any project costs are eligible as of July 1, 2012 and Attachment A details what work is eligible.  Wastewater had been taken out but remains on this copy so Leonard will need to initial the word ‘wastewater’ and remove it.  The County Auditor and the County Attorney reviewed the document as we follow county procedures for payments.  The District will make payments first and then will be reimbursed by the DNR.  Within the document there is a requirement to do project updates and Stanley Engineering is aware of these requirements as they will provide the updates and Stanley will make sure work is completed before any payments are made.    Kramer made motion to accept the DNR agreement and Schneider second the motion.  Davidson asked how many contacts we will have at the DNR and  Leonard said George Antonio will be the primary lead for the DNR and he will make sure Dir. Gipp and McGhee will be copied.  Davidson asked what the payment process looked like and Kramer said she receives the invoices, the Finance Committee will review and when done, she scans everything and forwards to the DNR.  Burger said the Finance Committee will review all payments the Saturday before each regular monthly meeting.  Locke asked if our contracts will have progress billing milestones and Peter said there are some progress billings in the RFP document.  Peter said specific progress reports will be demanded in order for those payments to be made.  Individual roll call requested on the motion to approve the DNR agreement, all ayes, motion passed.

 Schneider discussed the storage agreement for the work platform with Darryl Hogan.  The original document had the District name incorrect and had Hogan wanted the start date to remain the same so the contract completes in November 2014.  Burger said we have no obligation that we will sell it to him and Schneider indicated that was true.  Burger made motion to approve the storage agreement with Hogan, Peter second, motion passed.

 Public comment – Galiher asked if the flood plain bill that is being considered.  Leonard said the House approved it, yesterday the Senate committee met and approved it unanimously and now it goes to the floor of the Senate.  Galiher also asked if public access has been dropped by the DNR?  Leoanrd said access is very important and they know it is important to us.  We have to make it part of our plan they have given us more time.  We are working with the County and those discussions will continue.

 Locke said salvaged both boats and we will need to re-register the work platform when we are ready to use it.  Locke also said the LDRA had to buy 250 gallons of LP for the office.  Galiher said there was a package on the outside of the office building and Locke said it is a podium that is used for the LDRA annual meetings.

 Diane Bauers asked what equipment was being stored at Hogans and Leonard indicated it is the work platform or old barge.

 Bob Klima said the agendas come out on the web site in very small print.  Kray said she would enlarge the print on the next posting.

 Motion made by Kray and second by Kramer to go into closed session for discussion and consideration of the terms, strategy and negotiations for the acquisition of interests in real estate for the purpose of restoring the lake and dam.  Individual roll call requested, all ayes, motion passed.

 After closed session, motion to adjourn by Schneider, Kramer second, motion passed.  Meeting adjourned at 6:21 PM.