The Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District<\/p>\n
Board of Trustees Work Session<\/p>\n
Tuesday, February 26, 2013 \u2013 6:30 p.m.<\/p>\n
Heritage Bank Conference Room<\/p>\n
Delhi, IA<\/p>\n
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The work session of the Combined Lake Delhi Recreational Facility and Water Quality District Board of Trustees was called to order by President Steve Leonard at 6:32 PM at Heritage Bank Conference Room.<\/p>\n
Trustees present: Leonard, \u00a0Peter, Burger and Kray by phone<\/p>\n
Trustees absent:\u00a0 Schneider, Kramer, Davidson<\/p>\n
Visitors: Larry Aschenbrenner, Dwayne Donels, Ed Schmidt, Steve Crowley, Dave Larson, Chris Stender, Bob Klima, Dan Reyner, Randy Rattenborg, Marcheta Cooey Lux, Bill Lux, Jason Vorwald, Chip Hughes, David Vorwald, Dave Fry and Ken Kray by phone.<\/p>\n
Work session was opened by Leonard and he asked Bill Holman to give review of the request to identify dredging sites.\u00a0 Holman explained our permit from the Corp of Engineers requires a Cultural Resource Investigation which makes sure we won\u2019t damage historic or archeologic areas.\u00a0 We did the archeology study on the lake bed and submitted our report to the Corp of Engineers and then the Corp referred the report to the State Historical and Preservation Organization (SHPO).\u00a0 The exercise tonight is to identify the areas where we might want to remove\/dredge sand and sediment now and in the future.\u00a0 The Corp and SHPO want to make sure we won\u2019t affect any areas where they have a concern.\u00a0 We need to show and prove to the Corp that when we dredge we will stay within the areas of where the lake was originally created and we won\u2019t dig into terraces deeper than the original lake bed.\u00a0 We need to put a dredging plan together and then it will be included in the Memoradum of Agreement with the Corp.<\/p>\n
Holman explained there are maps on the table that all will look at.\u00a0 Kray asked Holman to explain how the maps were created.\u00a0 Holman said when the lake was emptied the state did a fly over with radar and created Lidar data which shows what the terrain was like after the flood.\u00a0 Stanley then took this data and put it in their model that compared the Lidar data with what the normal pool level of the lake would be.\u00a0 These maps now show how deep the lake will be once the dam is rebuilt.<\/p>\n
The attendees then reviewed all sections of the lake and gave their input.\u00a0 Peter made motion to adjourn and Leonard second, motion passed.\u00a0 The work session was adjourned at 7:40 pm.<\/p>\n
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