March 29, 2018 at 8:00 AM - Projects Committee Meeting
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1. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Rationale:
No unfinished business to address.
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2. SWCP
Rationale:
Sean Elliot reviewed the 2018 SWCP policy with the committee. This policy was reviewed with NRCS with no major changes proposed.
Recommended Motion(s):
To approve the 2018 SWCP policy as attached to the Projects Committee Minutes Passed with a motion by Board Member #1 and a second by Board Member #2.
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2.A. SWCP Application Approvals
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Summer SWCP applications:
18-S-1 Hartman Family Trust - Skull Creek Sec. 31-16N-5E TOT/WASCB - $12,500 18-S-2 Iron Court LLC - Cottonwood Creek Sec. 12-15N-5E WASCB - $10,000 18-S-3 Jon Swanson - Cottonwood Creek Sec. 22-15N-6E TOT/WASCB - $10,000 (EQIP contract - NSWCP payment UP TO 25% total cost) 18-S-4 Eric Nelson - Clear Creek (7-A/Hollst) Sec.13-15N-8E TOT - $12,500 18-S-5 Bruce Hageman - Spring Creek Sec 5-13N-8E TOT - $9376.50 18-B-1 William Kozisek - Bone Creek Sec 8-15N-3E TOT/WASCB - $10,000 18-C-1 Randall Brabec - Taylor Creek Sec. 22-19N-2E Grass waterway - $4093.55
Recommended Motion(s):
To approve 7 summer applications totaling $68,470.05 as shown in the Projects Committee Minutes Passed with a motion by Board Member #1 and a second by Board Member #2.
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2.B. SWCP Payments
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None.
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2.C. SWCP Cancellations
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None.
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2.D. Wahoo Creek Cost Share Approvals
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None.
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3. WATERSHEDS
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3.A. Shell Creek
Rationale:
NRD was notified 3/27 that the Shell Creek Watershed Improvement sign west of Lindsay is damaged and needs repaired/replaced. Staff will work with SCWIG on this issue.
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3.A.1. Shell Creek Environmental Enhancement Plan Implementation Project Update
Rationale:
Ken Kotera gave an update on the proposed Tom Sprunk Grade Stabilization/Wetland Enhancement Project. No new developments are known with progress on the Hamata Project.
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3.B. Wahoo Creek Watershed
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3.B.1. Wahoo Creek Watershed Landowner Group Meeting
Rationale:
Matt Bailey will give a Board update on his March 29th meeting with several Wahoo Creek landowners to discuss the possibility or forming a watershed improvement group.
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3.B.2. Wahoo Creek Phase II Applications
Rationale:
2018 Lands for Conservation applications:
Darrell Kubik - 28ac - $5544.00 Darrell Kubik - 67ac - $13,266.00 Kellner Bros - 100ac - $19,800.00 Mark Olson - 62ac - $12,276.00 Marvin Ptacek - 28.7ac - $5,682.60 Jerome Urban - 8.8ac - $1,742.40 Mary Jo Lierman - 124ac - $24,552.00 James Smaus - 30ac - $5,940.00 Patrick Bartek - 20ac - $3,960.00 Gregg Fujan - 15ac - $2,970.00 George Cejka - 5ac - $990.00 Ray Urban - 57.6ac - $11,404.80 TOTAL 546.1ac $108,127.80
Recommended Motion(s):
To approve the 12 LFC applications totaling $108,127.80. Passed with a motion by Board Member #1 and a second by Board Member #2.
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3.B.3. Wahoo Creek Dam Sites Cultural Resource Investigations
Rationale:
On March 27th, Mountford met with FYRA and NRCS State officials on coordinating required activities for the Wahoo Creek flood reduction dam planning. At the meeting, the pros and cons to complete the required cultural resource investigations in April and May before planting activities begin were discussed (see attached e-mail from Mike Sotak, FYRA). Elisha Mackling (NRCS Cultural resources specialist) agreed to conduct investigations for Wahoo dam sits 26 & 27, but would not have time to investigate other sites this spring. This means that we will need to hire a firm to complete cultural resources for other selected dam sites. Considering both pros and cons, the committee and staff agreed it best to not rush the process and wait until next fall to hire a firm to complete other needed investigations after the additional dam sites locations are determined.
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3.B.4. FYRA Wahoo Creek Dam Sites 26 & 27 Planning Invoice
Rationale:
After the Projects Committee met, we received the attached $4,817.50 invoice from FYRA Engineering for work completed on Wahoo Creek sites 26 & 27 planning. Since this is under a Board approved contract, no motion for payment is required. After this payment, there will be $23,554.07 remaining on our initial $135,790 contract.
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3.B.5. FYRA Wahoo Creek Watershed Invoice for Remaining Watershed Planning
Rationale:
Attached is the first FYRA invoice received April 2nd, totaling $27,128.75, for work completed under contract to complete a watershed plan for other potential Wahoo Creek floodwater reduction dams. During this invoice period, FYRA developed and calibrated the hydrologic model, coordinated with NRCS/USACE, planned for and attended our scoping meeting, and worked with NRCS and NeSHPO to develop language for the archeological survey RFP. Since this is under an approved contract, no Board motion is required. After this payment, $547,861.25 will remain on our $574,990 contract with FYRA. NRCS will reimburse us for this expense. A planning meeting with LPNNRD, FYRA & team, Saunders County, & NRCS was held on April 5th to discuss the schedule for moving forward with Wahoo Creek planning to discuss location feasible dam sites. An update can be given at the Board Meeting.
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4. LOWER PLATTE RIVER CORRIDOR ALLIANCE UPDATE
Rationale:
While we are no longer alliance members, we are involved with LPSNRD and PMRNRD to complete two or three commitments over the next one or two years. Chair Birkel talked with LPSNRD Assistant Manager Dave Potter, who said that the Alliance has no plans to disband, but will continue in a diminished capacity for the time being.
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5. EROSION AND SEDIMENT RULES AND REGULATIONS
Rationale:
No new information was presented.
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6. Lake Wanahoo Update
Rationale:
It was mentioned that any future new capital improvement items at the Lake will be brought to the Projects Committee for discussion.
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7. OTHER
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7.A. Review of Projects Financial Statement
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8. ADJOURNMENT
Rationale:
The Projects Committee adjourned at 9:30 a.m.
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