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Home My WebLink About01-19-18 weekly notes ey. CITY OF OAK PARK HEIGHTS—WEEKLY NOTES for: January 19 2018 TO: City Council Members&Staff FROM: Eric Johnson,City Administrator UPDATED MEETINGS LISTING—Through March 27th,2018 • The City has not received any new Development applications. • As a follow-up from the Council Worksession, the enclosed letter to MNDOT restates that the City's interest in discussing a possible takeover of Lookout Trail, but restates that the City would need at lease some form of cost sharing for future maintenance costs.I did discuss this letter with Adam Josephson before hand and he indicated that he would take another look at options. • Staff continues to collect data from the MET COUNCIL related to sewerage flow;(Staff believes their volumes are too high);see the enclosed letter to MET COUNCIL requesting continued provision of flow data. • Xcel Energy and their consultants have prepared a final workplan for the City's Partners in Energy Campaign. I have enclosed the revised workplan;outreach will begin in the coming weeks and generally includes opportunities for Xcel customers—both commercial and residential - to find ways to reduce their energy loads, complete energy audits and implement other cost reduction strategies. • Staff has received a letter from a Bayport resident discussing speeds on Oakgreen Ave—see enclosed. • At the 1/10/18 work session I stated that Washington County will be meeting with Sen Housley to discuss their generalized concept plans for STH 36 and Manning—as they are seeking financial help through the bonding bill-and they did offer to host two City representatives at the meeting.Councilmember Runk mentioned to me that he is willing to attend,but there is room for one more. Let me know if you would like to attend and I can coordinate so they know who might be coming.Even though this area is not in the City, the City Council has provided general letters of support for this project, but has not committed to any specific layout or funding.This meeting is at 4pm on 1122118—Gorman's restaurant in Lake Elmo. Mayor McComber provided: 1. Information from NLC-National municipal Network for Community Conversations—dated 1117/18 2. A copy of an agenda for the Lower St.Croix Management Commission Partnership team—next meeting for 1/30/18. 3. Provided a notice from the Stillwater Board of Water Commissioners regarding the City of Stillwater's Wellhead Protection plan. Please let me know if you have any questions-651-253-7837 Call Anytime. CITY OF OAK PARK HEIGHTS CITY COUNCIL & COMMISSIONS MEETINGS & WORKSHOPS JANUARY/FEBRUARY/MARCH 2018 Tuesday, January 23 6:00 p.m. City Council Meeting (Council Chambers) Monday, January 29 6:00 p.m. Parks Commission Meeting (Council Chambers) Thursday, February 8 6:00 p.m. Planning Commission Meeting (Council Chambers) Tuesday, February 13 6:00 p.m. City Council Meeting (Council Chambers) Monday, February 26 6:00 p.m. Parks Commission Meeting (Council Chambers) Tuesday, February 27 6:00 p.m. City Council Meeting (Council Chambers) Thursday, March 8 6:00 p.m. Planning Commission Meeting (Council Chambers) Tuesday, March 13 6:00 p.m. City Council Meeting (Council Chambers) Monday, March 19 6:00 p.m. Parks Commission Meeting (Council Chambers) Tuesday, March 27 6:00 p.m. City Council Meeting (Council Chambers) City of Oak Park Heights 14168 Oak Park Blvd. N•Box 2007.Oak Park Heights,MN 55082•Phone(651)439-4439•Fax(651)439-0574 January 16,2018 Adam Josephson, P.E. East Area Manager MnDOT—Metro District 6511234-7719 *" VIA EMAIL ONLY:adam.ioseghsondstate.mmus"** RE: Lookout Trail Dear Adam: Thank you for taking my call the other day to continue the dialogue of the Lookout Trail matter.The City Council did discuss this matter further at a recent Worksession and would consider taking over the roadway generally based on the conversation we had in the past which included the following 1. A conveyance to the City of all necessary lands and funds for a full reconstruction of the roadway to a City standard(curb&gutter), 2. Installation (or cost provision therefore)of some trail/sidewalk-being northwardly from the Scenic Overlook linking Lookout Trail to the STH 95—Loop Trail area and southwardly from the Scenic Overlook to the top of the hill—generally being CSAH 23. However, the City is still in need of a commitment to a one-time future cost sharing of some form for the roadways continued maintenance costs. I am not sure what this could be,perhaps—for example-a calculated value of a future seal coating or something comparatively small,we are open to reasonable suggestions.In either event,the City would perform the maintenance and all related elements similar to other City Streets and MN DOT could move away from this roadway in totality. The City does understand that at this time MNDOT would not have these funds available in current programming, but if there was a standing MOU could be implemented if funds became available is something that could be valuable, If this overall concept is something that could be pursued,perhaps you could craft a draft MOU? Kind Regards 40, " Eric Johnson City Administrator CITY OF ..m OAK PARK HEIGHTS ' 14168 Oak Park Boulevard No. • P.O.Box 2007 • Oak Park Heights,MN 55082-2007 • Phone:651/439-4439 • Fax:651/439-0574 January 18, 2018 Mr. Kyle Colvin Assistant Manager Engineering Programs Metropolitan Council 390 Robert Street North St. Paul, MN 55101 Dear Mr. Colvin; Thank you for your sending the daily flows for the M607 and the M609 meter via Ryan Vial. I found them helpful and timely for us to investigate any issues that may seem out of the ordinary. The last time I received the data was in November for the period ending 9/30/17. Could I please continue to get this data on a monthly basis. I am not sure if there is a lag time, but if I can get them as close to the dates that they are measured it would be most beneficial. The city will continue to monitor this until there is a logical explanation for the flow data compared to the water pumped. Again, can you please send the measured flows to date and continue to do so on a monthly basis? Sincerely, o Betty Caruso Cc: Eric Johnson,City Administrator Andrew Kegley, Public Works Director Tree City U.S.A. Emm., srnn►v�b Oak Park Heights Energy Efficiency Campaign Timeline: January 2018-April 2018 Residential Outreach Commercial Outreach • Home Energy Squad One Stop, Energy Smart, Energy Intelligence 5 Energy Smart Assessments, 5 Goals 20 Home Energy Squad visits One-Stop Assessments • Facebook posts • Facebook ads Outreach 00 Geo-targeting ads Postcard Channelsi Xcel Energy emails . Xcel Energy emails Newsletter article • City website • City parks (ice rinks) Campaign • Biweekly data pulls • Program participation Trackingcounts from Q1 2018 Residential Outreach Summary: Most outreach materials will be developed in January. The residential campaign will launch in early February. The campaign will focus on getting residents signed for Home Energy Squad visits..Most outreach will happen through Facebook and the City's webpage. Resident participation will be tracked biweekly and shared with the community online. Participation data will be visualized by adding a tree to a virtual park every time a resident has a visit. The campaign could work with the city arborist to hold a tree planting for Arbor Day(the number of trees planted would reflect the number of Home Energy Squad visits completed during the campaign). Residents could come to plant their trees and get follow-up information on other energy actions they could take(such as subscribing to Windsourcee). Commercial Outreach Summary: Most outreach materials will be developed in December. The commercial campaign will focus on the One-Stop Efficiency Shop lighting program, Energy Smart visits through the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce, and the En telligence program. cel Energy will assist by sending out two emails to local businesse along with a postcard with program opportunities. 'O PrltL.�C G�a Campaign Actions Timeline Energy Campaign Actions Xcel Energy Partners in Oak Park Heights ResponsibilitiesEnergy JANUARY • Hold conference call • Hold conference call(Eric, Tami, (Eric,Tami, Emma)to Emma)to discuss HES campaign discuss HES campaign plan plan *Email Lisa Danielson-City Arborist *Email Lisa Danielson- •Attend conference Week 3 to discuss Arbor Day tree planting City Arborist to discuss call (Jan 15) and HES campaign(perhaps Parks Arbor Day tree planting and • Guide outreach to Commission too?) HES campaign(perhaps City staff �e � • Reach out to Energy Smart, One Parks Commission too?) (4 Stop, and Energy Intelligence to see • Reach out to Energy about program opportunities Smart, One Stop, and Energy Intelligence • Design campaign social •Confirm HES campaign plan media posts for Facebook Week 4 • Confirm commercial outreach plan • Develop copy for HES • Confirm campaign (Jan 22) •Begin designing HES campaign campaign announcement materials(social media posts,web for OPH website plan content, posters/flyers) • Develop Facebook ad content • Continue to develop HES • Continue to develop HES campaign materials for Feb launch campaign materials for Jan Week 5 • Begin developing business launch • Begin developing • Review campaign (Jan 29) outreach postcard and content for materials business outreach postcard buss Energy email to OPH and content for Xcel Energy 9Y email to OPH businesses FEBRUARY • Provide staff with admin rights to the - Launch Home Energy Squad(HES) City's FB page to work campaign on Feb 5th with the Partners in • Begin HES Facebook ads Energy team to set-up •Announce HES campaign on City's • Send OPH campaign Facebook ads(approx. Week 1 Facebook announcement materials to 30 mins) (Feb 5) • HES campaign announcement on post on Facebook and the o Post HES campaign City website City's website announcement on City • HES flyers or poster at ice rinks website, Facebook (Cover and Brekke) • Print and distribute HES flyers or poster at city ice rinks(Cover •Xcel Energy send email to all and Brekke) residents in Oak Park Heights . Develop HES email • Review HES email Week 2 announcing the HES campaign content and send email from Xcel to OPH Feb 12 •Xcel Energy sends email to all ( ) OPH businesses with C/I program once reviewed by Eric to residents and business information OPH residents email 9 HES Facebook ads continue • HES campaign update post on City's Facebook page • Pull HES participation Week 3 • HES campaign update on City's data from 2/5-2/18. • Post campaign (Feb 19) website •Update campaign forest update to FB and City • HES Facebook ads continue image for social media and website • Restock HES flyers or poster at ice send to City rinks Week 4 • HES Facebook ads continue • Develop, print, and mail • Review postcard Feb 26 • Send One Stop postcard to all ( ) small business in OPH postcard content MARCH • HES campaign update post on • Pull HES participation Week 1 City's Facebook page data from 2/19-3/4 • Post campaign (March 5) • HES campaign update on City's •Update campaign forest update to FB and City website image for social media and website • HES Facebook ads continue send to City Week 2 • Launch geo-targeting ads to • Launch geo-targeting ads (March 12) promote HES visits to promote HES visits • HES campaign update post on . Pull HES participation City's Facebook page data from 3/5-3/18 • Post campaign Week 3 • HES campaign update on City's •Update campaign forest update to FB and City (March 19) website image for social media and website •Geo-targeting ads to promote HES send to City visits •Xcel Energy send HES email to Week 4 OPH residents •Xcel Energy send HES • Review HES email to (March 26) •Geo-targeting ads to promote HES email to OPH residents OPH residents visits APRIL • HES campaign update post on City's Facebook page • Pull HES participation Week 1 • HES campaign update on City's data from 3/19-4/1 • Post campaign (April 2) website •Update campaign forest update to FB and City *Geo-targeting ads to promote HES image for social media and website visits send to City • Newsletter article about HES visit in city newsletter with invitation to • Review and publish Week 2 tree planting and info about •Write HES article for article in spring (April 9) discounted LEDs City's spring newsletter newsletter *Geo-targeting ads to promote HES visits • HES campaign update post on . Pull HES participation City's Facebook page data from 4/2-4/15 • Post campaign Week 3 • HES campaign update on City's .Update campaign forest update to FB and City (April 16) website image for social media and website •Geo-targeting ads to promote HES send to City visits Week 4 •Geo-targeting ads to promote HES (April 23) visits • Final HES campaign update post • Pull HES participation Week 5 on City's Facebook page data from 4/16-4/30 • Post final campaign (April 30) • Final HES campaign update on • Update campaign forest update on City website City's website image and send City copy and Facebook for final campaign update MAY *Tree planting celebration for Home Energy Squad campaign Budget Social media ads $325 Trees $500 Postcard mailing and printing $500 Tree planting refreshments $100 RECEIVED, January 11,2018 JAN 1 2 2018 Washington County Government Center 14949 62nd St N i City of Oak Park Heights AM PM l Stillwater,MN 55082 Please,according to drivers I know the 30 mph speed limit on Northbrook Boulevard N from 40th St N to 53rd St N is too slow.Example;this local business owner drives'erratic and inattentive at a speed of 45mph on Northbrook Blvd N,yet has been a safe driver.This local business owner said"I cannot drive the 30 mph speed limit,because it is too slow".When I rode with a senior citizen driver,they consistently go over the 30mph speed limit and they never had an accident or speeding ticket.This is what happens when I drive the 30mph speed limit on Northbrook Blvd N,drivers who speed,drive dangerously close behind my car.I get tired of reminding drivers to drive the posted speed limit on Northbrook BIvd N when I am with them. I want people to obey the speed limit law but this means the road's legal posted motorized vehicle speed limit of 30 mph needs to increase.Where the road's name changes from Northbrook Blvd N to Oak Green Avenue N is a good place to transition the speed limit because a hill on the road naturally allows motorized vehicles driving south to increase speed(go faster)&cars driving north to decrease speed(slow down).The Northbrook Blvd N road conditions with 2-way traffic,blind intersections,turns,road width/shoulders and the railroad crossing are hazards at high speeds keeping driver speeds low. The result of the increased 40mph speed limit will mean accidents on Northbrook Blvd N will occur at faster speeds.Now after writing,I drove behind a driver going 30mph on a clear road and on a snow covered road a driver's speed was over the 30 mph speed limit.Winter is the seasonal time when motorized vehicles can become hazardous for drivers at the posted speed limit. Thank you in AdvWce. Brian K.Radtke Drivers Licence R320-0716-1454-08 Cc Baytown Township Hall 4020 McDonald Drive N Stillwater,MN 55082 City of Oak Park Heights PO Box 2007(14168 Oak Park Blvd N) Oak Park Heights,MN 55082 1 r ; City of Oak Park Heights 14168 Oak Park Blvd. N•Box 2007.Oak Park Heights,MN 55082•Phone(651)439-4439•Fax(651)439-0574 9-19-17 Wayne Sandberg Washington County Engineer 11660 Myeron Road North Stillwater Mn 55082 RE: Support for Transportation Economic Development program funding for the Trunk Highway(TH) 36/County State Aid Highway(CSAH)36/Manning Avenue Interchange Project Dear Mr. Sandberg: The City of Oak Park Heights generally supports Washington County's application to the Transportation Economic Development (TED)program for funding for improvements to the TH 36/CSAH 15 /Manning Avenue interchange. We understand this program is designed to help meet the State's transportation and economic development needs by these strategic transportation investments that which then leverage substantial private investment that create and preserve high-wage jobs. For several years,the City of Oak Park Heights, Washington County, and MnDOT have been working to address safety, mobility issues and to enhance quality economic development opportunities along the TH 36 Corridor. Improvements to this interchange are anticipated to substantially aid in those efforts to create high wage jobs. If you have any questions,comments, or concerns,please do not hesitate to contact me Kind Regards, 40 City Administrator Cc:Ann Pung-Terwedo, Senior Planner City of Oak Park Heights 14168 Oak Park Blvd. N•Box 2007.Oak Park Heights,MN 55082•Phone(651)439-4439•Fax(651)439-0574 October 6,2017 Wayne Sandberg Washington County Engineer 11660 Myeron Road North Stillwater,MN 55082 RE: Clarification-Support for Transportation Economic Development program funding for the Trunk Highway(TH)36/County State Aid Highway(CSAH)36/Manning Avenue Interchange Project. Dear Wayne: In the past weeks, at the request of County Public Works Staff, the City did offer its letter of support for Washington County's application to the TED program funding relative to the Manning and STH 36 improvements. We hope these letters of support are effective in the scoring of the Project as improvements are needed at this intersection. However, the City desires that the County's internal files should further reflect that the City's support of the TED application should not be viewed an acceptance or approval of"local costs"as outlined in the proposal, nor an approval of any concept layouts, roadways or plans. Further, at this time these lands generally remain outside the City's jurisdictional borders. If and when these items may become known in the future and/or may be located within the City, the City would consider the evaluation of these costs and layouts on a case-by-case basis. Kind Regards, 40 City Administrator Cc: Molly O'Rourke, County Administrator Frank Ticknor,Public Works Ann Pung-Terwedo, Senior Planner r bei; City of Oak Park Heights 14168 Oak Park Blvd. N•Box 2007.Oak Park Heights,MN 55082•Phone(651)439-4439•Fax(651)439-0574 October 23,2017 Wayne Sandberg Washington County Engineer 11660 Myeron Road North Stillwater Mn 55082 RE: Support for INFRA Grant Dear Mr. Sandberg: The City of Oak Park Heights generally supports Washington County's application to the Rebuilding America- INFRA Grant program for funding of certain improvements to the TH 36/ Manning Avenue interchange. We understand this INFRA program is designed to help address critical needs and/or substandard infrastructure issues that face the Local, State and Federal transportation networks. For several years,the City of Oak Park Heights, Washington County, and MnDOT have been working to address safety and mobility issues along the TH 36 Corridor.Improvements to this interchange are anticipated to substantially aid in those efforts. If you have any questions,comments,or concerns,please do not hesitate to contact me Kind Regards, 490 City Administrator Cc: Molly O'Rourke,County Administrator Frank Ticknor,Public Works Ann Pung-Terwedo, Senior Planner Nathan Arnold,Engineer II City of Oak Park Heights 14168 Oak Park Blvd. N•Box 2007.Oak Park Heights,MN 55082•Phone(651)439-4439•Fax(651)439-0574 October 23w,2017 Wayne Sandberg Washington County Engineer 11660 Myeron Road North Stillwater,MN 55082 RE: Clarification — INFRA grant application Trunk Highway (TH) 36/County State Aid Highway(CSAH)36/Manning Avenue Interchange Project. Dear Wayne: Recently, at the urgent request of County Public Works Staff, the City did offer its letter of support for Washington County's application to the INFRA grant program funding relative to the Manning and STH 36 improvements. We hope these letters of support are effective in the scoring of the Project as improvements are needed at this intersection. However, the City desires that the County's internal files should further reflect that the City's support of the INFRA application should not be viewed an acceptance or approval of"local costs"as outlined in the proposal, nor an approval of any concept layouts,roadways or plans.Further,at this time please note two points: 1)These lands remain outside the City's jurisdictional borders; 2) Based on the preliminary figures, there appears not to be an allocation of any County Levy dollars that would fund any portion of this—rather relying on grants, State Aids and$5,000,000 in "Local Contributions"There should be thought given to the allocation of County levy dollars being roughly proportional to any amounts the County may seek from local units of government as these improvements are anticipated to benefit the County as a whole. If and when these items may become better known, and if there are County levy dollars applied in the future,the City could consider the evaluation of these costs and layouts on a case-by-case basis. Kind Regards, 4419--- City Administrator Cc: Molly O'Rourke,County Administrator Frank Ticknor,Public Works Ann Pung-Terwedo,Senior Planner Nathan Arnold,Engineer II Eric Johnson From: Mary Mccomber <marymccomber@aol.com> Sent: Wednesday,January 17,2018 3:04 PM To: Eric Johnson Subject: Fwd: NLC to Launch National Municipal Network for Community Conversations on Race Relations,Justice,and Equity.JOIN US! For weekly notes ---Original Message--- From: Jannelle Watson <watson@nic.org> To: Constituency Groups <constituencygroups@nlc.org> Sent:Wed, Jan 17,2018 3:03 pm Subject: NLC to Launch National Municipal Network for Community Conversations on Race Relations, Justice, and Equity. JOIN US! National Municipal Network for Community Conversations on Race Relations, Justice, and Equity Today is the National Day of Racial Healing.Today has a focus on 3 areas: (1) Find ways to reinforce and honor our common humanity and create space to celebrate the distinct differences that make our communities vibrant, (2) Acknowledge that there are still deep racial divisions in America that must be overcome and healed, and (3)Commit to engaging people from all racial,ethnic, religious and identity groups in genuine efforts to increase understanding, communication,caring and respect for one another. How do we continue to move racial equity forward across the country, in our cities,towns and villages?We must begin somewhere, and many times that starts with having the tough conversation around race in our communities. The National League of Cities(NLC)through its Race. Equity and Leadership(REAL) initiative, will launch the inaugural National Municipal Network for Community Conversations on Race Relations, Justice,and Equity, with the generous support from the Wells Fargo Foundation in the coming weeks. In the wake of the tragic shootings in Baton Rouge, Falcon Heights, Minnesota, Dallas and others last year, NLC encouraged local officials to convene community conversations on race relations,justice, and equity. Over 100 cities from more than 30 states responded within the first month to this urgent call!The incredible response demonstrated the need, interest and importance for NLC to support cities as they sought a space to strengthen their knowledge and capacity to advance their goals. Over the next few weeks, REAL will be launching this national network to engage cities that are committed to sustaining these conversations as part of their strategy to create and implement a racial equity plan. Cities who are interested, will have a unique opportunity to join a national peer network and to be considered for a technical assistance grant that provides more intensive support to cities. For more information about participation in this national network, please contact Ariel Guerrero at euerrero@n!c.o . We hope that your city,town or village will join us in this critical effort to move race equity forward. 1 LOWER ST. CROIX MANAGEMENT COMMISSION PARTNERSHIP TEAM 7:00 PM Tuesday,November 1,2017 City Hall 14168 Oak Park Blvd.N. Oak Park Heights,MN 55082 Agenda for MEETING#65 (Quorum(5+7+8)/3 X 0.6=4) 7:00 1 Roll Call--Introductions Sign in. 7:10 2.Approval of Minutes of August 29,2017. 7:15 3. "Safe Harbor"earthtone and summer vegetation colors,Malick/Warren Update. 7:25 4. Landowner's Guide to the St. Croix Riverway,approval to send Guide to Management Commission for adoption. 7:50 S. River Wakes discussion and any possible recommdation to the Management Commission,John Goodfellow. 8:10 6. Land use review from the past 8 years, discussin and future agenda item. 8:20 7. Elections, Chair,Vice Chair,Technical Committee (2). 8:30 7. General Riverway Announcements.-Adjourn. No Riverway property reviews at the November meeting ir��r��a�r�■ ■ENNEENUMENNE Since the PT has no staff or budget,agendas and minutes will be furnished y e-mail Future Land Use Review Committee meetings: MN DNR Warner Road, 3:00 PM second Tuesday of each 5-Tuesday month, 1/9/18, 5/8/18, 7/10/18, 10/9/18, 1/8/19, 4/9/19 Future Partnership Meetings: Oak Park Heights City Hall, 7:00 PM 51`Tuesday. 1/30/18, 5/29/18, 7/31/18, 10/30/18, 1/29/2019, 4/30/19 BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS 204 North Third Street P.O. Box 242 Stillwater, MN 55082-0242 Phone: 651-439-6231 • FAX: 651-439-4061 APPROVED PART I AMENDMENT LETTER TO LGUs/PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING NOTICE Date: January 12, 2018 To: Lisa Weik, Chairperson, Washington County Board of Commissioners Sheila-Marie Untiedt, Chairperson, Stillwater Township Board Ted Kozlowski, Mayor, City of Stillwater Mary McComber, Mayor, City of Oak Park Heights Jeff Huber, Mayor, City of Grant Mike Pearson, Mayor, City of Lake Elmo John Rheinberger, Chairperson, Washington Conservation District David Bucheck, President, Valley Branch Watershed District Karen Kill, District Administrator, Brown's Creek Watershed District Mikael Isensee, Administrator, Middle St. Croix Watershed Management Organization Ali Elhassan, Water Supply Planning, Metropolitan Council Environmental Services John Freitag, Planner, Minnesota Department of Health From: Robert Benson, Manager, Stillwater Board of Water Commissioners Re: Wellhead Protection Plan Amendment, Part 1 The Stillwater Board of Water Commissioners is in the process of amending our wellhead protection plan for its drinking water supply wells. As required by the Minnesota Wellhead Protection Rule(part 4720.5330, subpart 6), the Minnesota Department of Health approved Part 1 of the wellhead protection plan amendment for our system. This portion of the plan includes information pertaining to: 1. The delineation of the wellhead protection area, 2. The drinking water supply management area boundary, and 3. The well and drinking water supply management area vulnerability assessment. Enclosed please find the items listed above. If you would like a complete copy of the amended Part 1 plan containing the technical information used to delineate the wellhead protection area, drinking water supply management area, and vulnerability of the wells and aquifer, please contact me at 651-439-6231. Consistent with the Wellhead Protection Rule (part 4720.5330, subpart 7), a Public Information Meeting has been scheduled on Friday January 26 at 8:30am at the Board office at 204 North Street, Stillwater, MN to discuss issues and concerns with this portion of the plan amendment. We welcome your participation at this event. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact me. cc: Trudi Witkowski, Minnesota Department of Health Robyn Hoerr, Minnesota Rural Water Association zE aF- . 4 0 K rr u I w TL LP7: ., �r l m •`Y f STILLWATER 11 Lake McKusick- (580336) STILLWATER 1 -r STILLWATER 5 (20 78`i)>) t s4+l,ti ® (20.8786) ,StiHWate . .3 STILLWATER 8 Long Lake ® (224608) STILLWATER 6 ® (208787) STI`LW+TER 12 (686297) STILLWATER 10 (481662) ZS LLWAy TE T,I 2 84 (172 ) �t F t., �J3 , f/ o .� 'Yr� t Y •R - �I Yi if S 4.. EL er• Vf.y ' Yjx- �' A 1 _ -....� + 4 w y. E 0 C E ® Board Well DWSMA Vulnerability 7-Coun`—E7-County Metro Area I —1 Combined Wellhead ?High = Protection Area Moderate Drinking Water Supply w Management Area r S E 0 4,000 E Feet t a Source:ESRI Online lmaqerv.MN Well Index. Prepared BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS LEGGETTE,BRASHEARS&GRAHAM,INC. Professional Groundwater and STILLMTER,MINNESOTA Environmental Engineering Services DRINKING WATER SUPPLY MANAGEMENT AREA N G 8 Pine Tree Drive,Suite 250 St Paul,Minnesota 55112 VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT (651)490-1405 FIDE: g3stJ11vvhpamend01I.MXD DATE: 10113/2017 FIGURE: 12