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Home My WebLink About22000130100008_Conditional Use Permits_09-15-1999_Jewett Lake Outlet0“ crcr^ yn OTTER TAIL COUNTY'I Conditional Use Permit # a 755 Owner’s Name Address Location: Lake No.Sec. /3 /er'J (/5 ^ Twp. ^3-f Range f3 Twp. Name MV MM Mil 5E6 flFFucATiohf Work Authorized: Tr^s-^-^lla-flo^ -fo cira.c/t Jeu/cP^ jv ii3 0(^wu' “S Qif\ dckiecl II-lO-^(f-jLOOOiIssued:Expires: Land and Resource Management Official n/)/^f & I^Jau/oo1. Earthmoving shall be done between 2. Entire area shaii be stabiiized within 10 days of the compietion of any earthmoving. 3. Owner is legally responsible for all surface water drainage that may occur. 4. No fill shall enter or be taken from the beds of a public water without a valid permit from the State of Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. 5. If the terms of this permit are violated the entire permit may be revoked and the owner may be subject to legal prosecution. 6. This card shall be placed in a conspicuous place not more than 4 feet above grade on the premises on which work is to be done, and shall be maintained there until completion of such work. 7. NOTIFY DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT,TELEPHONE (218) 739-2271, WHEN AUTHORIZED • WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED.BK-1099-046 aM.111 * Vtctw Co.. Pfinlvii * FargMFato.MN • 1-«00-34fr-4a70 JEWETT LAKE PROJECT POLICY ON VALVE From: Allen Haugrud, President Jewett Lake Association The policy submitted on October 20, 1999, as part of the presentation to the planning commission consisted of the following: The Otter Tail County Highway Department will control the valve and monitor the water level at Long Lake. The ordinary high water level of Long Lake is 1253.90 feet. The valve shall be turned off if Long Lake is at • 1253.70 feet or higher. The valve will not be turned on again until Long Lake is at 1253.50 feet or lower. If Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (PCA) and/or Department of Natural Resources (DNR) have reasonable cause to believe a contamincint or pollutant exists, either may order that the valve be closed, and the Otter Tail County Highway Department will close the valve until PCA and/or DNR allow the valve to be opened. The valve will be turned off if unnatural conditions impact the discharge from Long Lake and stay off until the condition is remedied, and the lake level of Long Lake is 1253.50 feet or lower, all as determined by the Otter Tail Coxmty Highway Department. 1. 2. 3. 4. The above policy was an amendment to the application, approved by the members of Long Lake present at the meeting, and approved by the Planning Commission on October 20, 1999, and the Board of Commissioners on October 26, 1999. ) I Marsha Bowman Ron T. Hardyman <Ron.Hardyman@comdelinc.com> Monday, July 02, 2018 11:51 AM Marsha Bowman jewett lake culvert From: Sent: To: Subject: Good morning Marsha, Thank you for calling me. As a board member on long lake, we are concerned that the zebra mussels will travel in the culvert to our lake. We would like the culvert shut off to keep them out of our lake. I am not aware of anything they can be used as a filter on the pipe to filter these out? In my opinion the valve should have been shut when the mussels got discovered on Jewett. That would appear to me, that with this happening, they have no problem trying to destroy our lake quality. Please shut the valve off. Thanks, Ron Hardyman Long lake Home-218-739-4928 Work-701-671-6156 1 . OFFICE OF COUNTY RECORDER OTTER TAIL MINNESOTA I hereby certify that this instrument # was filed/recorded^n this office ^ for record on the 3 — AJa\) SS480G day of1999 at _3lS0^r^m y L. Metcalf, County Recorder^^Wend by: well certificate THE ABOVE SPACE IS RESERVED FOR THE COUNTY RECORDER APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL COURTHOUSE, FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 (218) 739-2271 cJt/10COMPLETE THIS APPLICATION IN BLACK INK****** Application Fee I ^3Receipt Number YnJ PROPERTY OWNER DAYTIME PHONE .mLUADDRESS 6'D.Uu& 7-rLAKE NUMBER 7 LAKE NAME LAKE CLASS /JSECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE TOWNSHIP NAME FIRE/LAKE I.D. NUMBEF^^7^PARCEL NUMBER AAAAV\lA.(3gLl5> LEGAL DESCRIPTION EXPLAIN YOUR REQUEST o<^// ^ o/z-e'/rt I UNDERSTAND THAT APPROVAL OF THIS REQUEST APPLIES ONLY TO THE USE OF THE LAND. I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT OTHER PERMITS MAY BE REQUIRED, IT IS MY RESPONSIBILITY TO CONTACT LAND & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT REGARDING THIS MATTER. OF PROPERTY OWNERSIGNAT DATE APPLICANT MUST BE PRESENT AT THE HEARING(Applicant Will Receive Notification As To The Date/Time Of Hearing) BK-029»<)06 294.913 • Victor Lundoen Co . Prirug ■ Fwgus Pails. Mmn«K>r« > .-r* Id- ^ a mL & R Official/DateAccepted By Land & Resource iMlM.Date Of Planning Commission Hearing Time Planning Commission Motion September 15.1999 Motion: A motion by Trites, second by Estes to table (at the Applicant’s request) to October 13,1999 for additional information, (to be submitted to the Land & Resource Office by Octobers, 1999 - to allow Long Lake residents time to review), including but not limited to: 1. Expert analysis of the potential impact this project would have on the water quality of both lakes. 2. Review of the potential impact on the water level of Long Lake. 3. Reconsideration of the riprap as opposed to the proposed retaining wall and its vulnerability of the pipe inlet as proposed. 4. An engineers plan being submitted, including their signature. 5. A written policy regarding the operation of the controls. 6. Determination/confirmationon the discharge flow rates and an assessment of the impact on the interior wetlands. 7. Determination of the impact on Orwell Dam, if any. ho-hov^- SeePO'T- 06T<5(3er1L ZO V Chaip(Tian/Otter Tail County/Planning Commission County Board Action \/^ Approved As Recommended ____Denied As Recommended Other Date of Final Actionlairman/Qtter tail County Board of Commissioners x/ihnCONDITIONAL USE PERMIT # L & R Official/Date Permit(s) required from Land & Resource Management ______Yes (Contact Land & Resource Management) Copy of Application Mailed to Applicant And MN DNR No y L & R Official/Date t ;i ' October 20.1999 (Jewett Lake Association) Motion: A motion by Estes, second by Schwartz to approve as presented (Interstate Engineering Plan dated October 15, 1999) with the condition that the Permit be reviewed in one (1) year if Land & Resource determines there are any problems. \ Gary W. Hanson and Ruth A. Hanson Legal Description Lot One (1), more particularly described as: That portion of Government Lot Three (3), Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty-three (43) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows: Beginning at a point located by measuring 83 feet South from the iron monument located and designated as the center of said Section Thirteen (13) and North 67 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West 311 feet to the said point of beginning; thence running North 22 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East a distance of 40.7 feet to the southerly right of way limits of the public road; thence running North 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West a distance of 77.0 feet along said southerly road limits; thence running South a distance of 26.9 feet to the shore of Jewett Lake, thence running South 67 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said lake shore a distance of 65 feet to the point of beginning and containing 0.06 of an acre more or less. township road lying immediately North of the above tract and between the northerly extension of the West and East boundary lines of the tract; And the South Half (S 1/2) of the vacated AND All that portion of Government Lot Three (3) , Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty- three (43) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows: Beginning at the Northeast corner of Lot Twelve (12), North Shore Park, according to the recorded plat thereof; thence on an assumed bearing of South 0 degrees 24 minutes 44 seconds West along the East line of said Lot Twelve (12), a distance of 263.47 feet to the southerly line of a tract of land described in Book 498 of Deeds, page 773, files of the Otter Tail County Recorder; thence South 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said southerly line of the tract of land described in Book 498 of Deeds, Page 773, a distance of 89.69 feet; thence North 12 degrees 36 minutes 47 seconds East a distance of 196.30 feet to the southerly right-of-way line of the Township Road; thence North 55 degrees 39 minutes 29 seconds West along said southerly right-of-way line, a distance of 156.42 feet to the point of beginning, containing 25,894 square feet more or less, subject to easements and reservations of record. Otter Tail County, Minnesota. James*C. Kapitan and Janet E. Kapitan Legal Description That portion of Government Lot Three (3), Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty- three (43) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows: Beginning at a point located by measuring 83 feet South from the iron monument located and designated as the center of said Section Thirteen (13) and North 67 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West 246 feet to the said point of beginning; thence running North 22 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East a distance of 53.7 feet to the southerly right of way limits of the public road; thence running North 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West a distance of 66.6 feet along said southerly road limits; thence running South 22 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West a distance of 40.7 feet to the shore of Jewett Lalce, thence running South 67 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said lalce shore a distance of 65 feet to the point of beginning and containing 0.08 of an acre more or less, copy of survey recorded on page 2 60 in Book 337 of Deeds; subject to easements of record. See AND All that portion of Government Lot Three (3), Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty- three (43) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows: Commencing at the Northeast corner of Lot Twelve (12), North Shore Park, according to the recorded plat thereof; thence on an assumed bearing of South 0 degrees 24 minutes 44 seconds West along the East line of said Lot Twelve (12), a distance of 263.47 feet to the southerly line of a tract of land described in Book 498 of Deeds, page 773, files of the Otter Tail County Recorder; thence South 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said southerly line of the tract of land described in Book 498 of Deeds, Page 773, a distance of 89.69 feet to the point of beginning of the land to be described; thence continuing South 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said southerly line, a distance of 66.38 feet; thence North 15 degrees 38 minutes 14 seconds East a distance of 164.20 feet to the southerly right-of-way line of the Township Road; thence North 55 degrees 39 minutes 29 seconds West along said southerly right-of-way line, a distance of 80.73 feet to the intersection with a line which bears North 12 degrees 36 minutes 47 seconds East from the point of beginning; thence South 12 degrees 36 minutes 47 seconds West a distance of 196.30 feet to the point of beginning, square feet more or less, reservations of record. Otter Tail County, Minnesota. containing 12,788 subject to easements and 1\ *• Carlson - Erickson Legal Description Government Lots Two (2) and Three (3), Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty-three (43) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, lying north of the existing township road. WITH AN AMENDED EASEMENT AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO. EXACT LEGAL TO BE DETERMINED BY SURVEY I Planning Commission October 20. 1999 Page 7 Judy Wick (Long Lake resident) indicated Long Lake is in the process of creating an Association & after reviewing the information received from Terry Lejcher (DNR), the proposed Association is in agreement with the plan. Terry Lejcher (DNR) spoke to the commission indicating that both parties interests should be protected and there should not be any significant adverse impact on either lake. Mike Partain read a letter (on file at Land & Resource) indicating concerns regarding the monitoring of the valve (water level of Jewett Lake), a better sight gauge & an easement for the gauge, reasonable cause would be required before shutting the valve and a safe level for Long Lake needs to be determined. Planning Commission October 20,1999 Page 6 Motion To Deny As Requested - Failed: A motion by Trites, second by Lachowitzer to deny for the following reasons: 1. This Application is essentially similar to those considered and rejected previously by the Planning Commission and/or County Board. 2. No consensus exists among the affected property owners and their engineers as to the potential affect of the proposed alteration (reference Shoreland Management Ordinance SeclV.3.B.9.) 3. The existing topography provides storm water management which is preferable to the proposed plan that requires buried pipes and constructed facilities (reference Shoreland Management Ordinance Sec.lV.8.). Motion: A motion by Estes, second by Schwartz to approve as presented (Interstate Engineering Plan dated October 15, 1999) with the condition that the Permit be reviewed in one (1) year if Land & Resource determines thefe are any problems. Voting Yes: Lachowitzer, Olson, Trites & Zimmerman Voting No: Boyer, Estes, Maske, Sha & Schwartz Motion (Approved As Presented): A motion by Sha, second by Schwartz to approve as presented.Voting: All members in favor. Adjourn: At 11:10 P.M., Chainrian Olson set the meeting; the next meeting is scheduled for November 10,1999.Voting Yes: Boyer, Estes, Maske, Sha & Schwartz Voting No: Lachowitzer, Olson, Trites & Zimmerman Respectfully submitted. Break: At 10:30 P.M., the Commission took a 15 minute break. Jewett Lake Association - Approved As Requested: A Conditional Use Permit Application to install a 15" water pipe to drain Jewett Lake down to it's Ordinary High Water Mark, through two natural settling basins (natural watenvay) eventually ending up in Long Lake (56-784). The property is described as Pt of GL 1, 2 & 3, Section 13, Elizabeth Township (Property owners being Gary & Ruth Hanson, James & Janet Kapitan, Elnora Carlson, Edwin & Ruth Carlson and Glen & Selma Erickson); Jewett Lake (56-877), GD. Marsha Bowman Recording Secretary On September 15, 1999, Allen Haugrud represented the Application and indicated that the pipe (leaving Jewett Lake) would be at the ordinary high water level and that if Eurasian Milfoil was found in Jewett Lake the valve would be turned off. Motion (September 15. 19991 To Table to October 20. 1999: A motion by Trites, second by Estes to table (at the Applicant’s request) to October 13, 1999 for additional information, (to be submitted to the Land & Resource Office by October 6, 1999 - to allow Long Lake residents time to review), including but not limited to: 1. Expert analysis of the potential impact this project would have on the water quality of both lakes. 2. Review of the potential impact on the water level of Long Lake. 3. Reconsideration of the riprap as opposed to the proposed retaining wall and its vulnerability of the pipe inlet as proposed, 4. An engineers plan being submitted, including their signature. 5. A written policy regarding the operation of the controls. 6, Determination/confirmation on the discharge flow rates and an assessment of the Impact on the interior wetlands. 7. Determination of the impact on Orwell Dam, if any. Voting: All members in favor. Alan Haugrud represented the Application. Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners October 26, 1999 Page 8 Voting: In favor - Froemming & Nelson Motion failed. Opposed - Lee, Lindquist, & Portmann Motion by Lindquist, second by Portmann, and unanimously carried to table further action on this CUP request until next week at which time the County Attorney and Land & Resource Director will present a list of reasons for and against the request. At 11:50 a.m., the Chair declared the record closed on this CUP request; no further testimony will be accepted on this matter. Conditional Use Permit - Jewett Lake Association: Motion by Portmann, second by Froemming, and unanimously carried to approve a conditional use permit to install a 15” water pipe to drain Jewett Lake down to its Ordinary High Water Mark (sec. 13, Twp. 134, R. 43, Elizabeth Township, Lake No. 56-877) with conditions as recommended by the Planning Commission. Adjournment At 12:00 noon. Chairman Nelson declared the meeting of the Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners adjourned until 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, November 2, 1999. Dated:OTTER TAIL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS By: Sydney Nelson, County Board Chairman Attest: Larry Krohn, Clerk CB:kd Attachment OTTER TAIL COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION otter Tail County Courthouse, Fergus Falls, MN 56537 218-739-2271 Ext. 225 November 10.1999-k- Meeting of the Otter Tail County Planning Commission was held on November 10, 1999 at 7:00 P.M. in the Commissioner's Room, Courthouse, Fergus Falls, Minnesota. Roll Call: Members Present: Linda Bergerud, Rod Boyer, Les Estes, Frank Lachowitzer, Joe Maske, Bert Olson, Robert Schwartz, Richard Sha, David Trites and Leona Zimmerman. Member Absent: None. Karen Cooper represented the County Attorney's Office and Bill Kalar represented the Land & Resource Management Office. Minutes of October 20.1999 - Tabled For Approval: The Commission discussed the Minutes of October 20, 1999 and it was decided to table approval to allow: 1. The Land & Resource Management Office to listen to the tape, regarding the Darrell Cast, Otter Tail Lake (56-242), request. It was requested that they verify that when the motion was made, including its reasons for denial, the references to Sec.lV.3.B.9. & Sec.lV.8. were actually stated. If these references were not made, they should be noted as an editorial comment. It was also requested that the reasons given for the denial were challenged by various members of the Commission. 2. The Recording Secretary to amend the Minutes regarding Jewett Lake Association, Jewett Lake (56-877). It was determined that the comment referencing that Alan Haugrud represented the Application should include “and substituted a certified drawing prepared bv Interstate Engineering, for the for the sketch that accompanied the Application”. Brian & Suzanne Wing - Approved With Conditions: A Conditional Use Permit Application to build a driveway along the East line of the property. We would like to have the driveway done yet this fall. We plan to build a 2 story home next spring near the lake, on the northeast portion of the property (at least 100’ from the lake). The best access to the building site would be straight up the fence line. We have met with Wayne Evavold of Evavold-Delzer Const. He proposes that we move dirt from the adjacent field (currently alfalfa) - leveling that hill off to build up enough dirt to make a functional driveway. He estimates the driveway will be 18’ wide with a 9’ slope on each side. The driveway bed will be 2.5’. He estimates we will need to move 2,666 yds of dirt. After moving the dirt from the surrounding field, it will be replanted with crops. The nearby wetland will not be disturbed. The driveway will cross an existing tile. Before building next spring, we will have a description done to separate a 5 acre building site where the existing farm is located so we can meet the requirement of having only one homestead on a parcel. The driveway will be 15’ from the east fence line. It will be 400’ from the nearest building. It will be 350’ from the wetland. The driveway will be 18’ wide & 890’ long. The property is described as Gov. Lot 9, Section 22 of St. Olaf Township: Sewell Lake (56-408), RD. OTTER TAIL COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION otter Tail County Courthouse, Fergus Falls, MN 56537 218-739-2271 Ext. 225 December 8, 1999 Meeting of the Otter Tail County Planning Commission was held on December 8, 1999 at 7:00 P.M. in the Commissioner's Room, Courthouse, Fergus Falls, Minnesota. Roll Call: Members Present: Linda Bergerud, Rod Boyer, Les Estes, Frank Lachowitzer, Joe Maske, Bert Olson, Robert Schwartz, Richard Sha, David Trites and Leona Zimmerman. Member Absent: None. Michelle Eldien (7:10 P.M.) represented the County Attorney's Office and Bill Kalar represented the Land & Resource Management Office. Minutes of October 20.1999 - Approved With Correction : The October 20, 1999 Minutes were tabled to allow the Land & Resource Management Office to listen to the tape, regarding the Darrell Gast, Otter Tail Lake (56-242), request. It was requested that they verify that when the motion was made, including its reasons for denial, the references to Sec.lV.3.B.9. & Sec.lV.8. were actually stated. If these references were not made, they should be noted as an editorial comment. It was also requested that the reasons given for the denial were challenged by various members of the Commission. As required by the above portion of the November 10, 1999 motion, Marsha Bowman listened to the tape regarding the references to the Ordinances actually being stated in the motion. It was reported to the Commission that David Trites did reference the Shoreland Management Ordinance when making his motion. A motion by Boyer, second by Estes to approve as presented; it shall be noted that the tape was listened to in regards to the Darrell Gast Application, Otter Tail Lake (56-242), and it was determined that the references to the Ordinances were stated in the motion and also that the comment referencing Alan Haugrud (Jewett Lake Association Application), Jewett Lake (56-877) should include “and substituted a certified drawing prepared by Interstate Engineering, for the sketch that accompanied the Application”. Voting: All members in favor. Minutes of November 10.1999 - Approved As Presented: A motion by Estes, second by Schwartz to approve as presented. Voting: All members in favor. JEWETT LAKE ASSOaATION July 4, 1999 r " '"■I ’'JUL' 8 1999TO ALL LONG LAKE OWNERS Re: Jewett Lake We are writing on behalf of the Jewett Lake Association. We want you to be aware of our plans. We know many of you, and want to be good neighbors. As you no doubt know, Jewett Lake has extremely high water. Jewett Lake does not have an outlet. As is common for landlocked lakes, there can be extreme fluctuations in the lake level. You may be aware of a proposal to construct an outlet on the north side of Jewett Lake, across private property. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and Otter Tail County Land Management offices determined a working, ordinary high water mark of 1266.8 feet above sea level for Jewett Lake. The current water level is at approximately 1268 feet. The Minnesota The outlet will likely be near the public access. The proposal is to install a 15-inch pipe. The pipe would run underground, out of Jewett Lake and under the township road. On the north side of the township road, the water flow would fan out. On the north side of the township road, there is natural drainage to Long Lake because of the slope. It is expected there will be a concrete structure securing the pipe, without any boards or other movable controls. The pipe will be constructed so that water automatically stops running when Jewett Lake reaches 1266.8 feet above sea level. If it was contemplated that Jewett Lake would be lowered below the working, ordinary high mark, a permit would be required from the Minnesota DNR, with a public hearing. By state law, the DNR is not responsible for actions over the working, ordinary high water mark. DNR does not issue a permit for a pipe to lower the level to the ordinary high water mark. At one time, it appears there was an outlet from Jewett Lake into Long Lake, when the water level was at the current level or higher. Some recall an opening east of the public access where water may ^ it-.'ilu t 4 1 TO ALL LONG LAKE OWNERS Jewett Lake July 4, 1999 Page Two Re: have flowed. natural slope towards Long Lake, and the fact the level of Long Lake is about fifteen feet below Jewett Lake, it seems likely. We have not confirmed that.However, with the How will this affect the lake level of Long Lake? a 15-inch pipe would drain 4 cubic feet per second. It would lower Jewett Lake by about an inch a week, assuming no additional rainfall, or seepage from underground. Long Lake is slightly bigger than Jewett Lake. According to calculations from DNR, the outflow from Jewett Lake may raise Long Lake by-3/4 inch from its current level (see enclosed letter dated June 24, 1999) . If Long Lake were at the level of the dam, lower than it is now, the level of Long Lake may raise by two inches. The effect on the level of Long Lake is not significant because of the outlet. The outlet from Long Lake currently discharges 20 or more cubic feet per second. Are there harmful fish species which may be introduc@d? According to the gill net and trap net surveys of 1989 (see enclosed copies) and 1996, Jewett Lake does not have any fish species not found in Long Lake. Jewett Lake does not have carp, nor dogfish. It is highly unlikely, if not impossible, for fish to enter the pipe, and then survive the extended trip through the wetlands and marsh to Long Lake. What about water quality? Jewett Lake has tested its water since May, 1996, through the Otter Tail Coalition of Lake Associations (COLA) . comparable to most lakes in Otter Tail County. As you can see from the fish surveys from 198 9 for Jewett, and 1988 for Long, the Secchi disk reading for Jewett was 11.0 feet, and for Long Lake was 6.9 feet. The Secchi disk reading is generally considered.a good indication of water quality. The clearer the water, the farther you can see the Secchi disk. Since the outflow from Jewett Lake will not be a stream, it will not cause erosion. Wetlands lying between Jewett lake and Long Lake will act as a natural filtering system. Jewett Lake is a deep lake. The samples are The most recent reports, with the DNR and Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) , for Jewett and-Long Lakes show water clarity of 12.30 feet for Jewett and 5.90 feet for Long. There is also information on the lakes' water quality with the MPCA, with" Jewett's percentile ranking higher than, or- ahead of. Long in the ecoregion. TO ALL LONG LAKE OWNERS Jewett Lake July 4, 1999 Page Three Re: If we can finalize easement agreements, construction contracts, and other details, the pipe may be constructed by August 1, 1999. hope the pipe will be constructed no later than September 1. We Please contact any of the following board members if you have additional questions or concerns.If you have any objections, please provide the objection in writing by July 16, 1999, to Allen Haugrud: Leonard Franklin 1525 Dixon Drive St Paul Park, MN 55071 (218) 739-3347- lake (651) 459-5119-home Steven Eriksson 2305 Totem Trail Minnetonka, MN 55305 (218) 739-5873- lake (612) 513-0158 - home Calvin S. Preston Route 2, Box 226 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 (218) 736-4600 William Messenger Route 3, Box 103 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 (218) 739-9237 David P. Johnson Route 2, Box 205-B Fergus Falls, MN 56537 (218) 736-7734 Jerome Kaston Route 3, Box 106A Fergus Falls, MN 56537 (218) 736-2144 George Fick Route 2, Box 210 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 (218) 736-2975 James Tonneson Route 2, Box 220 Fergus Falls, MN 56537-9653 (218)736-3778 Allen Haugrud Route 3, Box 97 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 (218) 736-4021 Minnesota Department of Natural Resources DNR WATERS 1221 PER AVENUE EAST FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 218-739-7576 June 24, 1999 O OiUimio 3?AfATU^ A1 Haugrud, President Jewett Lake Property Owners Association Haugrud Law Office 105 East Lincoln Avenue Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Dear Al: JEWETT LAKE (56-877P), OTTER TAIL COUNTY As you requested, our surface hydrology section has done some calculations to determine what the impact on Long Lake would be if a 15 inch PVC siphon would be used to outlet Jewett Lake. If Long Lake were at the level of the top of the stoplogs, the Jewett Lake discharge would eventually raise Long Lake about 2 inches. If Long Lake were at the Ordinary High Water Level (about 0.4 feet above the runout elevation), the Jewett Lake discharge would eventually raise Long Lake about 0.75 inches. The discharge will be something less than 4 cubic feet per second. The impact of course is very minimal. Sincerely, Terren^R. Lejcher Area Hydrologist TRL/lb Region I Waters Dave Mandelke c: i p- DNR Infonnation: 651-296-6157 • 1-888-646-6367 • TTY: 651-296-5484 • 1-800-657-3929 An Equal Opportunity Employer Who Values Diversity o Printed on Recycled Paper Containing a Minimum of 10% Post-Consumer Waste !r JEWETT LAKE LONG LAKE Otter Tail County Location: Township 134 Range 42,43 Watershed: Otter Tail Surface Water Area: 756 Acres Shorelength: 8.6 Miles Secchi disk (water clarity): 6.9 Ft. Water color: Light Green Cause of water color: Algae Maximum depth: 73 Ft. Median depth: NA Accessibility: State-owned public access on the south side of the lake Boat Ramp: Concrete Accommodations: NA Shoreland zoning dassif.: Rec. Dev. Dominant forest/soil type: Decid/Sand Management class: Walleye-Centrarchid Ecological type: Centrarchid-Waileye Location: Township 134 Range 43 Watershed: Otter Tail Surface Water Area: 737 Acres Shorelength: 4.1 Miles Secchi disk (water clarity): Water color: Light Green '" " Cause of water cdlor: Algae bloom Maximum depth: 75 Ft. Median depth: 30 Ft. Accessibility: State-owned access on the northeast shore of lake Boat Ramp: Concrete Accommodations: NA Shoreland zoning dassif.: Gen. Dev. Dominant forest/soii type: Decid/Wet Management class: Walleye-Centrarchid Ecological type: Centrarchid-Waileye A FISH STOCKING DATA size Fingerling Fingerttng Fmgerting Fingeriing Fingening Fingerling Yearling Adult Fingerling Yearling GILL NET CATCH DATA No. of sets: 4 Gill net survey date: 8/16/89 DNR COMMENTS: Northern Pike numbers are low; 2 were caught in '89. Yellow Bullhead num bers are down, still 3 times the area median. Other rough fish species remain low. Bluegill num bers below the area median but show steady gain & more fish over 7". Yellow Perch low. Walleye num bers down & avg. weight was 1.1 lbs. Natural repro duction is evi dent. DNR COMMENTS: Northern Pike show normal fluctuation in numbers, avg. weight 1.9 lbs. Bluegill numbers & size stable, most fish less than T. Largemouth Bass are abun dant. No Black Crappie or Tullibee were caught. Yellow Perch numbers down slightly. Walleye num bers show a slight decline, average weight of 1.8 Ibs.same since '83. Some natural reproduction shown. RSH STOCKING DATA# releasedyearspecies Walleye Walleye Walleye Walleye Walleye Northern Pike Northern Pike Northern PikeWalleye Walleye # releasedyearspecies Walleye Walleye Walleye Walleye Walleye 7.662 10.748 1Z606 15.262 1.122 1.600 Si2&82 84 82 Fingerling Fingerling Fingerling Fingerling 13.012 18.178 19.081 8.466 305.000 85 84878568689089 Fry90104 90 7 GILL NET CATCH DATA No. of sets: 6 Gill net survey date: 7/25/88 5.26690 90 112 pounds # per set total pounds per set#flshspecies Northern Pike White Sucker Black Bullhead Yellow Bullhead Hybrid Sunfish Pumpkinseed Sunfish 7 Bluegill Sunfish Largemouth Bass 21 Yellow Perch Walleye pounds # per set total pounds per set 7.847 89.40 14.90 28.30 4.7223.90 69.00 11.50 species Tullibee (inct. Cisco) Northern Pike White Sucker Shorthead Redhorse Black Bullhead Yellow Bullhead Brown Bullhead Rock Bass Hybrid Sunfish Pumokinseed Sunfish Bluegill Sunfish Largemouth 8ass Yellow Perch Walleye 3.21920.5 2.70 0.68 .24 4.0 3.980.5 7.402 1.85 77 12.8194.8 40.80 10.20 14 2.3 0.650.3 2.40 3.9010.60 5 5.40 1.351.3 1.2 1.90 0.32 26 6.5 21.60 5.40 0.55172.8 3.300.3 0.40 0.101 3.403.5 20.40 16.00 41.00 0.35.5 1.3 1.40 2.67498.20.3 0.30 0.081 23 6.833.8123.0 2.10 0.53 5.8 0.95233.80 0.5 1.30 0.332 TRAP NET CATCH DATA No. of sets: 8 Trap net survey date: 7/25/885513.8 10.00 47.90 2.50 11.0 11.9844 pounds » oer set total pounds per setTRAP NET CATCH DATA No. of sets: 7 Trap net sun/ey date: 8/16/89 #fish #-fishspecies Bowfin (Dogfish) Northern Pike Black Bullhead Yellow Bullhead Brown Bullhead Rock Bass Hybrid Sunfish Pumpkinseed Sunfish 11 Bluegill Sunfish 343 Yellow Perch 1.0820.3 8.60pounds # oer set total pounds per setspecies White Sucker Yellow Bullhead Brown Bullhead Rock Bass Hybrid Sunfish Pumpkinseed Sunfish Bluegill Sunfish Largemouth Bass Black Crappie Walleye 2.30 0.2920.3 1.10 0.140.1132.00 12.40 4.57131.9 15 2.1 1.77 0.705.6091.1 3.70 0.5330.4 2.50 0.310.540.40 0.0620.3 0.010.1 0.1012.40 0.34111.6 14.60 1.6311614.52.7 5.50 0.7919 2.30 0.291.422.0 21.90 3.13154 5.9642.9 47.700.300.1 0.041 0.90 0.20 0.030.1 0.13 0.111 0.600.1 0.091 FISHING INFORMATION: Nine miles west of Fergus Falls, these lakes provide good fishing for regional anglers. JEWETT LAKE is a long time producer of nice Walleyes, both through natural reproduction and Department of Natural Resources stocking of fingerlings. Three sunken islands, two at the north end, one in the south, can be called hotspots early in the season. There are some steep banks on the west side which can also be productive. The lake bottom is mostly sand and rubble, and can be fished along (or just off) the bottom. Bounce a leech or shiner minnow along the bottom to get their attention. The lake is fairly deep in several areas, and that’s where the Walleyes head on summer days. There aren’t too many Northerns in the lake, but they are bigger than average in size. You’ll find them at the north and south end flats. LONG LAKE provides decent fishing for Walleyes, Northerns and Largemouth Bass. Early season Walleyes are around the several nice points on the lake: the long point at the northwest comer; two good ones at the northeast corner and three smaller points on the south shore. There is a lot of deep water in this lake, which is where the Walleyes head during summer days, but they’ll return to these points after sundown. Largemouth Bass are around the east end. The northeast and southeast shores are good for Panfish as well as Bass. The flats off the east end weeds are also excellent for Northern Pike. fin Shirley and Willis Stelter 4416 S River Haven Road Moorhead, Minnesota 56560-5659 218-233-3701 Moorhead 218-736-5700 Lake "JUC 1 3 1999 July 10, 1999 To: MN Dept of Natural Resources Land and Resources Management Otter Tail County Courthouse 121 W Junius Av Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Hydrologist 1221 FirAvE Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Malcom Lee, Co. Comm. Coordinators Office Otter Tail County Courthouse 121 W Junius Av Fergus Falls, MN 56537 David Hauser, County Atty. Otter Tail County Courthouse 121 W Junius Av Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Allen Haugrud Jewett Lake Assn. Rt 3, Box 97 Fergus Falls, MN Re: Creating outlet from Jewett Lake into Long Lake. This letter is in response to the July 4, 1999 letter mailed by the Jewett Lake Association to “All Long Lake Owners”. In spite of being on Long Lake for over 60 years we were not aware that there was a water level problem at neighboring Jewett Lake until a recent article in the newspaper. Today we took a drive to Jewett Lake to see for ourselves. We randomly stopped at two lake homes in the northeast corner of the lake. The home owners graciously showed us their beach area. The problem that they were having with a high water level was evident at those locations. We are sympathetic to \what appears to be a problem at Jewett Lake. It is true that Long Lake has an outlet but this does not preclude Long Lake from having its own water level problems. In the spring the lake is many times filled to Jim and Judy Wick RK 1 Box224A Erhard, MN- 56534 (218) 739-4523 * ' r —^ 'JUC 19 1999 July 10, 1999 Allen Haugrud, President Jewett Lake Property Owners Association R.R. 3 Box 97 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 We are writing in response to your proposal of installing a drainage pipe from Jewett Lake into Long Lake. As a Long Lake resident, we object to the current proposal as it stands now. Our main cpncem is that we would have not have any protection against flooding on this lake. Since we have lived here over the last 2 years, we have witnessed high water levels in the spring and have had relatively mild winters. Our shoreline could not have handled too much more and it seenied to take about a month before the outlet could relieve the high water level. After normal rains, our lake also rises for a couple days as our inlet is releasing nibre water. We assume it is during these times that Jewett Lake would also be high and releasing it’s water into Our lake. We have also been told that the previous owners have had to occasionally sandbag our walkout patio in the spring after hard winters or during high water times. We live in our home year-round and half of our living space is on our garden level. We have a level lot and our lower level directly walks out to the lakeshbre with no elevation. Our major concern is that sandbagging our home would become a regular routine, not just an occasional emergency. We have other questions regarding the water quality. We have heard conflicting information on this issue and would like to see more recent data than what was reported in your letter. Due to the limited time constraints in needing to respond by July 16, we have not been able to research any of this information. Please understand, we drove around Jewett Lake and have great empathy for what the residents are dealing with right now with the high water. We are very open to being a part of the solution forjyou as long we have some protection as well. The letter comes across as though this is underway “as is” which is very concerning for us. Our hope at this time is that this project is slowed down so all involved can be a part of the planning and there are safeguards implemented for any foreseen potential problems and any unforeseen problems. Sincerely, Jim and Tudy Wick Long Lake Property Owners c: Bill Kahler Terry Lejcher Mike Partain ;■ OTTER TAIL COUNTY LAND & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 121 W. JUNIUS, FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 (218)739-2271 September 17,1999 Jewett Lake Assoc. Allen Haugrud RR3 Box 97 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 RE: Conditional Use Application / September 15, 1999 Meeting Dear Mr. Haugrud: Enclosed please find a copy of the Planning Commission Minutes from their September 15, 1999 Meeting. As indicated in the motion, the Application was tabled October 13*^. Your Application will be considered at 9:00 P.M. Please note, that the motion states that you are to submit additional information to the Land & Resource Office by October 6^^. If you have any questions, please contact our Office. i Sincerely, nMarsha Bowman Recording Secretary PC:ltr~tbld V Planning Commission September 15, 1999 Page 4 Jewett Lake Association - Tabled To October 13.1999: A Conditional Use Permit Application to install a 15” water pipe to drain Jewett Lake down to it’s Ordinary High Water Mark, through two natural settling basins (natural waterway) eventually ending up in Long Lake (56-784). The property is described as Pt of GL 1, 2 & 3, Section 13, Elizabeth Township (Property owners being Gary & Ruth Hanson, James & Janet Kapitan, Elnora Carlson, Edwin & Ruth Carlson and Glen & Selma Erickson); Jewett Lake (56-877), GD. Allen Haugrud represented the Application. He indicated that the pipe (leaving Jewett Lake) would be ^ the ordinary high water level and that if Eurasian Milfoil was found in Jewett Lake the valve would be turned off. Mitch Okerstrom indicated that the retaining wall would be used to protect the valve and that they may riprap in front of the wall. Eddy Carlson indicated that the proposal follows a natural flow that already exists. Katie Sasseville indicated that she is in favor (even though high water does not affect her property) and that her concern is for water quality. Karen Kruger expressed concerns for water quality of Long Lake and questioned just who would control the valve. John Kruger would like to review the drawing(s) and the letter from the MPCA and requested a recess or tabling of the request. Jim Kapitan indicated that Houston Engineering recommended the sea wall with riprap in front of it. Judy Wick expressed concerns that Long Lake’s elevation has risen and it may get too high; questioned the condition of the outlet of Long Lake and also was concerned with the liability if damage occurred. She stated that Long Lake does not have an official association. Willis Stelter expressed concerns regarding water level. Aden Wahl discussed water leyels and indicated that the water flows into Reed Lake. Sharon Zimwaldv indicated that the concerns of Long Lake residents have been addressed. Elizabeth Sweeder indicated that all Jewett Lake residents are asking for is to return Jewett Lake-to its natural/normal level, the way it was years ago. Cory Heit indicated that some of the stop logs (dam at the outlet of Long Lake) are missing. Arden Ness indicated that he has lost many feet of shoreline and now only has IT between his cabin and the lake. Motion: A motion by Trites, second by Estes to table (at the Applicant’s request) to October 13, 1999 for additional information, (to be submitted to the Land & Resource Office by October 6, 1999 - to allow Long Lake residents time to review), including but not limited to: 1 Expert analysis of the potential impact this project would have on the water quality of both lakes. 2. Review of the potential impact on the water level of Long Lake. 3. Reconsideration of the riprap as opposed to the proposed retaining wall and its vulnerability of the pipe inlet as proposed. 4. An engineers plan being submitted, including their signature. 5. A written policy regarding the operation of the controls. 6. Determination/cqnfirmation on the discharge flow rates and an assessment of the impact on the interior wetlands. 7. Determination of the impact on Orwell Dam, if any. • OTTER TAIL COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION OTTER TAIL COUNTY COURTHOUSE, FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 AGENDA FOR OCTOBER 13, 1999 7:00 P.M. Roll Call/Approval of Minutes Eagle Lk/Sec 10 Dunn Twp/Sec 17 Edna Twp/Sec 3 Faith Haven Camp, Inc. Joanne J. Anderson Mark & Barbara Lenius, "Little McDonald North Shore Estates" Cluster Topographical Alt Preliminary Plat Eagle Lake Bass Lake L McDonald Lk LY558 3686 N/A Perham Twp/Sec 2 Sverdrup Twp/ Topographical Alt Topographical Alt Thomas Otto Kenneth M. Davis L Pine Lake S Turtle Lk LP210A 42800 Sec 36 8:00 P.M. Buse Twp/Sec 5Otter Tail Power Company Topographical Alt Otter Tail River Non-Shoreland N/A N/AThomas & Nancy Russell, "Pheasant Ridge" Preliminary Plat Tordenskjold Twp Sec 4 Scambler Twp/ Sec 11 Scambler Twp/ Sec 11 Sverdrup Twp/ Sec 20 Old BusinessMichael Huffman & John Marks Pelican Lk 7622 Michael Huffman Topographical Alt Pelican Lk 7622 N/APaul & Dianne Beckman Old Business Norway Lake |l9:00P^^fc|. ^ ^^tfet^^Ke Assoc^fion 740 . .W-- 'oct' Sim p fr- - i '~. ! ■^'. . "■:. October 6, 1999 Mr. Bert Olson, Chairperson Planning Commission c/o Otter Tail County Land and Resource Management Otter Tail County Courthouse 121 West Junius Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Jewett Lake - Conditional Use ApplicationRe: This is to respectfully request that the above matter be tabled for hearing on October 20, 1999, rather than the date of October 13, 1999. data prior to the hearing, and to secure the attendance of Terry Lejcher at the next hearing. Terry is scheduled to be out of town all next week, but verbally assured me he is available for October 20, 1999. The request is made for purposes of obtaining additional By copy of this letter, I am notifying the board members of the Jewett Lake Association, and Mike Partain and Frank Morehouse from Long Lake. I previously notified Mike and Frank we would request the new date, and understood neither objected. I understand this request is routinely granted and we need not appear on October 13, 1999. If this is incorrect, please let me know immediately. At the hearing on September 15, 1999, provide additional information by October 6, respectfully request until October 13, 1999, to get the information in to Land and Resource. it was requested that we We also1999. I requested Terry Lejcher to respond in writing by letter dated September 18. response. to any new issues that might arise during the hearing, assured me he will respond yet this week. As of this date.I have not received a written I know he would prefer to verbally respond, and respond Terry (^CQuCiT "T® TT)6LC C V>}iir)AOi /hnV^hJ (3 0 • Planning Commission Re:Jewett Lake - Conditional Use Application October 6, 1999 Page Two Pat Reisnour from Interstate Engineering is working on gathering additional data to comply with statutory requirements before he will sign the drawings. I understand he will revise the drawings to deal with the retaining wall - riprap issue. I expect the landowners will agree to riprap, and the retaining wall will no longer be a part of the plan. In response to the various requests, we provide the following: Water quality on both lakes. Attached hereto are true and correct copies of the two-page water quality reports for Jewett Lake and Long Lake obtained on July 2, 1999, from the MPCA records available through the internet, and the first thirteen pages, out of fifty-six pages, listing in order the ranking of the various lakes. I have also enclosed the fourteen-page Lake Water Quality Acronym Definitions that aid in reading the reports. I should point out that I spoke with Joyce Cieluch following the hearing on September 15. She was not aware of the specific water quality reports for Jewett and Long Lakes, and indicated that with the results of 81 for Jewett and 77 for Long, they are comparable. Review of the impact on the water level of Long Lake. See letter dated June 24, 1999, from Terry Lejcher, stating the effect on Long Lake. Terry Lejcher will likely supplement this by another letter and in his oral response at the hearing. In addition, I have encosed the recorded water levels for Jewett from 1989 to 1999. Riprap versus retaining wall. I expect the landowners will agree to riprap, and the retaining wall will no longer be a part of the plan. That should be confirmed yet this week. Engineer's plan. Engineering will complete this, we hope, by October 13, 1999. Written policy regarding control of the valve. See attached proposal which I have discussed with Mike Partain and Frank Morehouse from the Long Lake advisory committee. I expect we will agree on a policy, although we may need to revise the policy as proposed. Impact on interior wetlands. This will be supplemented by Pat Reisnour and Terry Lejcher. I expect Interstate Engineering will provide a drawing of the wetlands. Determination on the impact on Orwell Dam, if any. Terry Lejcher will respond to this. 1. 2. 3. 4.Pat Reisnour from Interstate 5. 6. 7. Planning Commission Re: October 6, 1999 Page Three Jewett Lake - Conditional Use Application Please contact me if you have any questions. Sincerely, Allen Haugtud Jewett Laice Association President Route 3, Box 97 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 AH: enclosure Jewett Lake Association Board - George Fick, David Johnson, Cal Preston, Leonard Franklin, William Messenger, Jerome Kaston, Steven Eriksson, James Tonneson Long Lake - Mike Partain and Frank Morehouse cc: JEWETT LAKE PROPOSED POLICY ON CONTROL OF THE VALVE PIPE FROM JEWETT LAKE TO LONG LAKE The Otter Tail County Highway Department will be in charge of determining when the valve is open or shut. When Jewett Lake is over its ordinary high water level of 1266.8 feet, the valve will be open except, when it shall be shut off because Long Lake is at or over its ordinary water level of 1253.9 feet, as set forth below. When Long Lake is at or over its ordinary high water level of 1253.9, the valve will be shut off. After the valve is shut off, the valve shall be turned on again when Long Lake is at or below 1253.7 feet. If Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) or Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (PCA) have reasonable cause to believe contaminants or pollutants or exotic species are in the waters of Jewett Lake, the valve shall be closed, upon the instructions of DNR or PCA. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. We may be able to clarify some of the language prior to the hearing. I believe the intent is clear, and protect both lakes. If there is a problem with the waters of Jewett Lake, we certainly do not want to be responsible for contaminating Long Lake. But, we do not want someone calling in every day reporting a rumor. There has to be some "reasonable cause", and if there is I expect DNR or PCA would investigate. Planning Commission September 15, 1999 Page 4 Jewett Lake Association - Tabled To October 13, 1999: A Conditional Use Permit Application to install a 15” water pipe to drain Jewett Lake down to it’s Ordinary High Water Mark, through two natural settling basins (natural waterway) eventually ending up in Long Lake (56-784). The property is described as Pt of GL 1, 2 & 3, Section 13, Elizabeth Township (Property owners being Gary & Ruth Hanson, James & Janet Kapitan, Elnora Carlson, Edwin & Ruth Carlson and Glen & Selma Erickson); Jewett Lake (56-877), GD. Allen Haugrud represented the Application. He indicated that the pipe (leaving Jewett Lake) would be at the ordinary high water level and that if Eurasian Milfoil was found in Jewett Lake the valve would be turned off. Mitch Okerstrom indicated that the retaining wall would be used to protect the valve and that they may riprap in front of the wall. Eddy Carlson indicated that the proposal follows a natural flow that already exists. Katie Sasseville indicated that she is in favor (even though high water does not affect her property) and that her concern is for water quality. Karen Kruger expressed concerns for water quality of Long Lake and questioned just who would control the valve. John Kruger would like to review the drawing(s) and the letter from the MPCA and requested a recess or tabling of the request. Jim Kapitan indicated that Houston Engineering recommended the sea wall with riprap in front of it. Judy Wick expressed concerns that Long Lake’s elevation has risen and it may get too high; questioned the condition of the outlet of Long Lake and also was concerned with the liability if damage occurred. She stated that Long Lake does not have an official association. Willis Stelter expressed concerns regarding water level. Aden Wahl discussed water levels and indicated that the water flows into Reed Lake. Sharon Zimwaldv indicated that the concerns of Long Lake residents have been addressed. Elizabeth Sweeder indicated that all Jewett Lake residents are asking for is to return Jewett Lake to its natural/normal level, the way it was years ago. Cory Heit indicated that some of the stop logs (dam at the outlet of Long Lake) are missing. Arden Ness indicated that he has lost many feet of shoreline and now only has 11 ’ between his cabin and the lake. Motion: A motion by Trites, second by Estes to table (at the Applicant’s request) to October 13, 1999 for additional information, (to be submitted to the Land & Resource Office by October 6, 1999 - to allow Long Lake residents time to review), including but not limited to: 1. Expert analysis of the potential impact this project would have on the water quality of both lakes. 2. Review of the potential impact on the water level of Long Lake. 3. Reconsideration of the riprap as opposed to the proposed retaining wall and its vulnerability of the pipe inlet as proposed. 4. An engineers plan being submitted, including their signature. 5. A written policy regarding the operation of the controls. 6. Determination/confirmation on the discharge flow rates and an assessment of the impact on the interior wetlands. 7. Determination of the impact on Orwell Dam, if any. I OTTER TAIL COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING APPLICANT:Jewett Lake Association do Allen Haugrud, President RR#3 Box 97 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 HEARING DATE/LOCATION: September 15, 1999 at 8:00 P.M. Commissioner's Room Otter Tail County Courthouse Fergus Falls, MN 56537 PROJECT DESCRIPTION (AS STATED ON THE APPLICATION): A Conditional Use Permit Application to install a 15” water pipe to drain Jewett Lake down to it’s Ordinary High Water Mark, through two natural settling, basins (natural waterway) eventually ending up in Long Lake (56-784). LAKE NAME/NUMBER/CLASS: Jewett Lake (56-877), GD FIRE NUMBER: N4740 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Pt of GL 1, 2 & 3, Section 13, Elizabeth Township (Property owners being Gary & Ruth Hanson,; James & Janet KapitanviElhorafCarlson,; Edwin & Ruth Carlson and Glen & Selnia Erickson) The-above Applicant has made Application to the Otter Tail County Planning Commission for a Conditional Use Permit as per the requirements of the Shoreland Management Ordinance of Otter Tail,County. Details of the Application are available for viewing at the Land^& Resource Mahagement Office, Courthouse, Fergus: Falls, MN 56537. Any comments regarding this request may be expressed at the Hearing or fonwarded to the Land & Resource Management Office. INDIVIDUALS REQUIRING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS SHOULD CONTACT THE LAND & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OFFICE PRIOR TO THE HEARING. Bert Olson September 1.1999 Mailing DateChairman Planning Commission LAND AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OTTER TAIL COUNTY COURTHOUSE, FERGUS FALLS, MN 5.6537 )STATE OF MINNESOTA )ss COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL ) I, Marsha Bowman, duly appointed and Acting Secretary of the Otter Tail County Planning Commission for /'Otter Tail County, Minnesota, do hereby certify that on the /'^ay of , 1999, the attached Notice of Hearing and was duly served upon the following: (X.OajUH-. County Sheriff County Highway Engineer Courthouse> Otter Tail COLA, John Matteson, R#2 Box 40W, Battle Lake, MN ■ 56515 MPCA, 116 E Front St., Detroit Lakes,. MN 56537 Terry Lejcher, DNR, Div. of Waters., 1221 E Fir Ave, Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Arlin Schalekamp, DNR, Div.of Fisheries, 1221 E Fir Ave, Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Doug Wells, DNR, Div. of Wildlife, 1221 E Fir Ave, Fergus;, Falls, MN 56537 > Planning Commission-Members/f Township Cler(K)^ Lake Associatioiyand those listed^ on the attached sheet..• / by placing a true and correct copy thereof in a sealed envelope, postage prepaid, and by depositing them in the U.S Mail at Fergus Falls, MN, properly addressed to each of the above named at the addresses shown above. Secretary (7 - total)• !■ (afdvthrg.doc) !• •> I- -V _______.. . i ,■■ 3:' LISTING REQUEST FORM Jg I _c4^APPLICANT: P.C. MTG: ; TO/P.5EC.PLATS If ft /\//9ir'~Hy 'Sl\Oir<. 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"1 J -I wlil!:44 1 t u 1 ft T; ri iMII 4+ i| III +t i f trT■ nI )i I ! ! 1 i >* ;i; T*\ 4. c- Int*4p^i • r' WIC ' ! m-I }W.j m p nv\ -PtWF \ .„/. .‘TS V'vssc-^'■r ^ .- 'b—etMC-: S'^ Pl^4 ^SS\.■r •-^1, PtMCAJ Inlw, VtMC, mk 'ry- 7 I \ • r': i'^^Vf'^'. -' ■■• -sa' ^ '■ PtWC-C'-wc.n26'j PFVC-^Nf \ /'e^KVft ' -4<' J** //iKb''%-I^S ■ '^1% "i \ "• )'0 V rs^*SLi’.'^v'A_i& »a JEWETT LAKE ASSOCIATION - Gary W. and Ruth A. Hanson, James C. and Janet E. Kapitan ^/^nora M. Carlson, Edwin S. and Ruth A. Carlson, Glenn A. and Selma,M. Erickson CONDITIONAL USE APPLICATION August 18, 1999 REQUEST The request is for installation of a 15-inch pipe to drain water out of Jewett Lake.i .. !REASON FOR REQUEST The working, ordinary high water mark of Jewett Lake was determined to be 1266.8 feet above sea level by Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and the Land & Resource Management Office. inches over the working, ordinary high water mark, shoreline erosion, threatened by the high water. Jewett Lake is currently more than 12 There is Structures and septic systems are ;PROPOSED PROJECT It is proposed that the pipe be a gravity-flow system, rather than a siphon system, as discussed with Terry Lejcher and Bill Kalar. The pipe would be placed at a point below the ordinary high water mark. With the current water level, the pipe would extend 15 feet or more into the water, as shown on the drawings. There will be a control structure, with a concrete wall set at the ordinary high water mark. Once the ordinary high water mark is reached, no further water would flow out of the control station. The control structure will be located as shown on the drawings submitted with this application. A permit will be required from DNR, and will be obtained prior to beginning work (and Fish and Wildlife). A locked valve would be installed near the lake. The pipe would be installed along the boundary line between Kapitahs and Hansons. It will follow the property line out to the township road, then go across the township road, at which point it will then follow the road west along the northerly edge of the road. The pipe will be just east of the existing driveway for Kapitans and Hansons. Fill will be placed there to widen the existing driveway, but filling no more than 400 square feet, exempt activity with respect to a designated wetland. JEWETT LAKE ASSOCIATION - CONDITIONAL USE APPLICATION August 18/ 1999 Page Two A culvert will be placed underneath the Hansons' - Kapitans' driveway. It is also requested that a culvert be placed under David and Constance Lehrke's driveway, the next driveway to the west from Hansons' - Kapitans. We understand culverts are allowed by Land and Resource, if permitted by Elizabeth Township. PROTECTION OF PIPE AND LAKESHORE To protect the pipe and shoreline for the affected landowners, we propose constructing a retaining wall approximately four- feet high, at the current bank, with either paver blocks or interlocking blocks one foot in from the waters edge, the lake level goes down another foot, or more, the retaining wall should be up to fifteen feet away from the water, is noted on th'e drawings submitted with this application. Riprap will be placed on the lakeside of the retaining wall, with the rock placed at the 3 - 1 ratio if deemed necessary. Once the water level is down to 1266.8 feet, the retaining wall would be protected from any possible ice damage. When This TIME OF PROJECT Work will be done, weather permitting, as soon as possible after a permit is issued. In any event, it is requested work be allowed up to freeze up, while taking into consideration all necessary erosion control measures as per standard construction practices. LONG LAKE CONCERNS Written notice was provided all Long Lake owners of records, according to a printout received from Otter Tail County (see enclosed copy dated July 4, 1999). The notice was mailed on July 6, 1999. Six or less written responses were received, with one in favor of more water. The others had concerns which the proposed system addresses. In addition, Long Lake has recently formed a group, or association, which met, and we understand their concerns are: 1) valve on the pipe in the event problems occur; 2) shutting off the pipe when Long Lake is at or over its ordinary high water mark; 3) independent third party to monitor the ordinary high water mark of Long Lake and the valve, which we understand will be the County Highway Department. JEWETT LAKE ASSOCIATION - CONDITIONAL USE APPLICATION August 18, 1999 Page Three Plans always provided for a valve because of potential problems, no matter how unlikely such problems may be. have no objection to shutting off the valve when Long Lake is at or above its ordinary high water mark, with the Otter Tail County Highway Department monitoring the water level of Long Lake and determining when to shut off the valve. We Another concern is the potential affect on the level of Long Lake. June 24, 1999. owners. Attached hereto is a letter from Terry Lejcher dated This was included in the mailing to Long Lake PERMISSION OF AFFECTED PARTIES Attached hereto are copies of signed easement agreements with: Gary and Ruth Hanson; James and Janet Kapitan; Lenora Carlson, Edwin and Ruth Carlson, and Glenn and Selma Erickson. 1. 2. 3. The easements are with all affected landowners. The, easement agreements will be recorded after approval of the conditional use permit is obtained. Without a conditional use permit, there is no reason for the easements. Also attached hereto is a copy of the minutes of the Town Board for Elizabeth Township, granting permission to do work in the road right-of-way. I Gary W. Hanson, and Ruth A. Hanson Legal Description Lot One (1)/ more particularly described as: That portion of Government Lot Three (3K Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty-three (43) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows; Beginning at a point located by measuring 83 feet South from the iron monument located and designated as the center of said Section Thirteen (13) and North 67 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West 311 feet to the said point of beginning; thence running North 22 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East a distance of 40.7 feet to the southerly right of way limits of the public road; thence running North 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West a distance of 77.0 feet along said southerly road limits; thence running South a distance of 26.9 feet to the shore of Jewett Lake, thence running South 67 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said lake shore a distance of 65 feet to the point of beginning and containing 0.06 of an acre more or less. township road lying immediately North of the above tract and between the northerly extension of the West and East boundary lines of the tract; And the South Half (S 1/2) of the vacated AND All that portion of. Government Lot Three (3), Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty- three (43) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows; Beginning at the Northeast corner of Lot Twelve (12), North Shore Park, according to the recorded plat thereof; thence on an assumed bearing of South 0 degrees 24 minutes 44 seconds West along the East line of said Lot Twelve (12), a distance of 263.47 feet to the southerly line of a tract of land described in Book 498 of Deeds, page 773, files of the Otter Tail County Recorder; thence South 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said southerly line of the tract of land described in Book 498 of Deeds, Page 773, a distance of 89.69 feet; thence North 12 degrees 36 minutes 47 seconds East a distance of 196.30 feet to the southerly right-of-way line of the Township Road; thence North 55 degrees 39 minutes 29 seconds West along said southerly right-of-way line, a distance of 156.42 feet to the point of beginning, containing 25,894 square feet more or less, subject to easements and reservations of record. Otter Tail County, Minnesota. ■i ; ^ James C. Kapi-tan and Janet E. Kapitan Legal Description That portion of Government Lot Three (3), Section Thirteen (13)/ Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty- three (43) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows: Beginning at a point located by measuring 83 feet South from the iron monument located and designated as the center of said Section Thirteen (13) and North 67 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West 246 feet to the said point of beginning; thence running North 22 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East a distance of 53.7 feet to the southerly right of way limits of the public road; thence running North 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West a distance of 66.6 feet along said^southerly road limits; thence running South 22 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West a distance of 40.7 feet to the shore of Jewett Lake, thence running South 67 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said lake shore a distance of 65 feet to the point of beginning and containing 0.08 of an acre more or less, copy of survey• recorded on page 260 in Book 337 of Deeds; subject to easements of record. ! See AND All that portion of Government-Lot Three (3), Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty- three (43) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows: Commencing at the Northeast corner of Lot Twelve (12), North Shore Park, according to the recorded plat thereof; thence on an assumed bearing of South 0 degrees 24 minutes 44 seconds West along the East line of said Lot Twelve (12), a distance of 263.47 feet to the southerly line of a tract of land described in Book 498 of Deeds, page 773, files of the Otter Tail County Recorder; thence South 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said southerly line of the tract of land described in Book 498 of Deeds, Page 773, a distance of 89.69 feet to the point of beginning of the land to be described; thence continuing South 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said southerly line, a distance of 66.38 feet; thence North 15 degrees 38 minutes 14 seconds East a distance of 164.20 feet to the southerly right-of-way line of the Township Road; thence North 55 degrees 39 minutes 29 seconds West along said southerly right-of-way line, a distance of 80.73 feet to the intersection with a line which bears North 12 degrees 36 minutes 47 seconds East from the point of beginning; thence South 12 degrees 36 minutes 47 seconds West a distance of 196.30 feet to the point of beginning, square feet more or less, subject reservations of record. Otter Tail County, Minnesota. containing 12,788 to easements and •>00 /•; Carlson - Erickson Legal Description Government Lots Two (2) and Three (3), Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty-three (43) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Otter Tail County, Minnesota/ lying north of the existing township road. WITH AN AMENDED EASEMENT AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO. ! EXACT LEGAL , TO BE DETERMINED BY SURVEY ; r EASEMENT AGREEMENT This Agreement, made this day of August, 1999, by and between James C. Kapitan and Janet E. Kapitan, husband and wife. (hereafter "Kapitans");and Jewett Lake Association, a nonprofit corporation under the laws of the State of Minnesota,(hereinafter "Association"). WHEREAS, Kapitans are the owners of the tract of land in Otter Tail County, Minnesota, that the easement runs across; NOW THEREFORE, Kapitans, hereby grant to Jewett lake Association, its assigns forever, an easement, in, over and upon, that part of their lands described as follows: The Westerly 10 feet of the following tracts: That portion of Government Lot Three (3), Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty-three (43) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows: Beginning at a point located by measuring 83 feet South from the iron monument located and designated as the center of said Section Thirteen (13) and North 67 degrees 30 minutes, 00 seconds West 246 feet to the said point of beginning; thence running North 22 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East a distance of 53.7 feet to the southerly right of way limits of the public road; thence running North 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West a distance of 66.6 feet along said southerly road limits; thence running South 22 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West a distance of 40.7 feet to the shore of Jewett Lake, thence running South 67 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said lake shore a distance of 65 feet to the point of beginning and containing 0.08 of an acre more or less. See copy of survey recorded on page 260 in Book 337 of Deeds; subject to easements of record./ AND All that portion of Government Lot Three (3)/ Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty-three Meridian, follows: (43) West of the Fifth Principal Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as Commencing at the Northeast corner of Lot Twelve (12), North Shore Park, according to the recorded plat thereof; thence on an assumed bearing of South 0 degrees 24 minutes 44 seconds West along the East line of said Lot Twelve (12), a distance of 263.47 feet to the southerly line of a tract of land described in Bopk 498 of Deeds, page 773, files of the Otter Tail County Recorder; thence South 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said southerly line of the tract of land described in Book 498 , of Deeds, Page 773, a distance of 89.69 feet to the point of beginning of the land to be described; thence continuing South 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said southerly line, a distance of 66.38 feet; thence North 15 degrees 38 minutes 14 seconds East a distance of 164.20 feet to the southerly right-of-way line of the Township Road; thence North 55 degrees 39 minutes 29 seconds West along said southerly right-of-way line, a distance of 80.73 feet to the intersection with a line which bears North 12 degrees 36 minutes 47 seconds East from the point of beginning; thence South 12 degrees 36 minutes 47 seconds West a distance of 196.30 feet to the point of beginning, containing 12,788 square feet more or less, subject to easements and reservations of record. Otter Tail County, Minnesota. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD THE EASEMENT unto the Association and its assigns. FURTHER, THE PARTIES AGREE: This easement is granted for purposes of construction,1. operation, maintenance, repair and removal, by the Association, a pipe out of Jewett Lake, under the property subject to this easement, and under the township road along the northerly edge of of Other than the pipe extending into JewettKapitans' property.; 2 Lake, the pipe shall not otherwise be visible.This shall not prevent the Association from constructing a manhole or other device, at ground level, for operating, cleaning, maintaining, and shutting off the pipe. Kapitans shall not build or maintain, or permit to be2. built or maintained, any structure.on the Easement, save and except that this prohibition shall not apply to the location of utility easements that do not interfere with the use of the rights herein granted. No obstruction shall be erected or permitted upon the3. easement which will in any way interfere with any rights granted by That shall not prevent Kapitans and their gueststhis agreement. from parking within the easement. The Association shall have the right to reasonable4. ingress and egress upon the easement. Unless the pipe requires immediate repair and/or maintenance, the Association shall provide Kapitans with reasonable notice of the planned ingress and egress upon the easement. The construction, operation, maintenance, repair and5. removal of a pipe, by the Association shall be done in such a manner as to minimize the disruption to Kapitans' quiet use and enjoyment of their property and preserve in current condition all existing improvements, including the home and any well.After any construction, operation, maintenance, repair and removal of the pipe, the Association shall restore the Kapitans' property with all 3 existing improvements, including the home and any well, to the same Thecondition, if not better, than existed prior to such work. Association shall sod or plant grass seed in any areas where grass The Association shall replace any shrubs which maywas destroyed. be destroyed, by purchasing and planting similar or better shrubs. The Association shall replace any trees which may be destroyed, by purchasing and planting similar or better trees. Kapitans shall be responsible for proper watering of any sod, grass seed, shrubs. and/or trees planted by the Association. To the extent the pipe extends into Jewett Lake, the6. Association shall install riprap around the pipe. The Easement hereby granted, the restrictions imposed.7. and the agreements herein contained shall be easements. restrictions, and covenants running with the land and shall inure to the benefit of, and be binding upon, the parties hereto and their respective heirs, successors and assigns, including, without limitation, all subsequent owners of the Kapitans' property and all persons claiming under them. The Association is entirely responsible for the design of8. the pipe. If the legal description is clarified following survey of the land affected by the easement, the parties shall, within thirty days thereafter, sign an Amended Easement agreement substituting 9. the correct legal description. 4 The parties have hereunto set their hands the day and year Jewett Lake Association, a nonprofit corporation under the laws of the State of Minnesota / Ik Ha|u u By: Allen Its Preside grud )STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ss. )COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of August, 1999, by James C. Kapitan and Janet E. Kapitan, husband and wife. I BARB;i=5AJ, ECKER NOTARY PUBLIC-MINNESOTA ;W OTTER TAIL COUNTY i 'Sy ^!y Commission Expires Jan. 31.20CO ; ^cJuL\_LqA n Notary Public^ ■: iV )STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ss.•i)COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL j The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ___ day of August, 1999, by Allen Haugrud, the President of Jewett Lake Association, a non-profit corporation under the laws of the State of Minnesota, on behalf of the corporation. ,Notary Public 5 Jewett Lake Association/ a nonprofit corporation under the lavs of the State of Minnesota By: James Tonneson Its Treasurer )STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ss. )COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ___ day of August, 1999, by James Tonneson, the Treasurer of Jewett Lake Association, a non-profit corporation under the laws of the State of Minnesota, on behalf of the corporation. Notary Public This Instrument. Was Drafted by: Allen Haugrud Haugrud Law Office 105 Lincoln Avenue East Fergus Falls, MN 56537 (218) 739-4696 6 t , •;EASEMENT AGREEMENT This Agreement, made this day of August, 1999, by and between Gary W. Hanson and Ruth A. Hanson, husband and wife. (hereafter "Hansons");and Jewett Lake Association, a nonprofit corporation under the laws of the State of Minnesota,(hereinafter "Association"). WHEREAS, Hansons are the owners of the tract of land in Otter Tail County, Minnesota, that the easement runs across; NOW THEREFORE, Hansons, hereby grant to Jewett lake Association, its assigns forever, an easement, in, over and upon. that part of their lands described as follows: The Easterly 6 feet of the following tracts: Lot One (1), more particularly described as: portion of Government Lot Three (3) , Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty-three (43) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows: That Beginning at a point located by measuring 83 feet South from the iron monument located and designated as the center of said Section Thirteen (13) and North 67 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West 311 feet to the said point of beginning; thence running North 22 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East a distance of 40.7 feet to the southerly right of way limits of the public road; thence running North 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West a distance of 77.0 feet along said southerly road limits; thence running South a distance of 26.9 feet to the shore of Jewett Lake, thence running South 67 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said lake shore a distance of 65 feet to the point of beginning and containing 0.06 of an acre more or less.And the South Half (S 1/2) of the vacated township road lying immediately North of the above tract and between the northerly extension of the West and East boundary lines of the tract; AND All that portion of Government Lot Three (3), Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty-three (43) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows; ; Beginning at the Northeast corner of Lot Twelve (12), North Shore Park, according to the recorded plat thereof; thence on an assumed bearing of South 0 degrees 24 minutes 44 seconds West along the East line of said Lot Twelve (12), a distance of 263.47 feet to the southerly line of a tract of land described in Book 498 of Deeds, page 773, files of the Otter Tail County Recorder; thence South 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said southerly line of the tract of land described in Book 498 of Deeds, Page 773, a distance of 89.69 feet;thence North 12 degrees 36 minutes 47 seconds East a distance of 196.30 feet to the southerly right-of-way line of the Township Road; thence North 55 degrees 39 minutes 29 seconds West along said southerly right-of-way line, a distance of 156.42 feet to the point of beginning, containing 25,894 square feet more or less, subject to easements and reservations of record. Otter Tail County, Minnesota. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD THE EASEMENT unto the Association and its assigns. FURTHER, THE PARTIES AGREE: This easement is granted for purposes of construction.1. operation, maintenance, repair and removal, by the Association,of a 15-inch water pipe out of Jewett Lake, under the property subject to this easement, and under the township road along the northerly edge of Hansons' property.other than the pipe extending into Jewett Lake, the pipe shall not otherwise be visible.This shall not prevent the Association from constructing a manhole or other device, at ground level, for operating, cleaning, maintaining, and 2 shutting off the pipe. Hansons shall not build or maintain, or permit to be built or maintained, any permanent structure on the Easement, save and except that this prohibition shall not apply to the location of utility easements that do not interfere with the use of the rights herein granted nor to the existing movable storage shed, which may be raised at, and replaced to, its existing location in order to install the pipe. No obstruction shall be erected or permitted upon the3. easement, but for the existing movable storage shed, which will in any way interfere with any rights granted by this agreement. That shall not prevent Hansons and their guests from parking within the easement. The Association shall have the right to reasonable4. ingress and egress upon the easement.Unless the pipe requires immediate repair and/or maintenance, the Association shall provide Hansons with reasonable notice of the planned ingress and egress upon the easement. 5.The construction, operation, maintenance, repair and removal of a pipe, by the Association shall be done in such a manner as to minimize the disruption to Hansons' quiet use and enjoyment of their property and preserve in current condition all existing improvements, including the home and well.After any construction, operation, maintenance, repair and removal of the pipe, the Association shall restore the Hansons' property with all 3 existing improvements, including the home and well, to the same condition, if not better, than existed prior to such work.The Association will repair any damage or injury to the Hansons' water well caused by installation or operation of the water pipe.If at any time in the future, there is water accumulating in the crawl space of the Hansons' home as a result of leaks in the water pipe or water flowing outside or along side of the water pipe, such that said water flows into or accumulates in the crawl space, then the Association will make any necessary repairs to the water pipe and will pump out and repair any damage in the crawl space of the home The Association shall sod or plant grasson Hansons' property. seed in any areas where grass was destroyed.The Association shall replace any shrubs which may be destroyed, by purchasing and planting similar or better shrubs. The Association shall replace any trees which may be destroyed/ by purchasing and planting similar or better trees.The Association will provide adequate trees, shrubbery and landscaping to adequately conceal and cover in an aesthetically pleasing manner the manhole or other device located at ground level, as referred to in paragraph 1.Hansons shall be responsible for proper watering of any sod, grass seed. shrubs, and/or trees planted by the Association. 6.To the extent the pipe extends into Jewett Lake, the Association shall install riprap around the pipe. The Easement hereby granted, the restrictions imposed.7. and the agreements herein contained shall be easements. 4 restrictions/ and covenants running with the land and shall inure to the benefit of, and be binding upon, the parties hereto and their respective heirs, successors and assigns, including, without limitation, all subsequent owners of the Hansons' property and all persons claiming under them. The Association is entirely responsible for the design of8. the pipe. During construction or repair of the pipe, the9. Association may place dirt within the Easterly ten feet of Hansons' property, described on pages 1 to 2.Construction or repair shall be done in such a manner to assure any structures are not damaged. The Association shall at all times, protect, indemnify,.10. save and keep harmless Hansons against and from any and all claims arising out of the construction, operation, maintenance, repair and removal, by the Association,of the water pipe out of Jewett Lake, on or about the easement causing injury to any person or persons or property, whomsoever or whatsoever and due directly or indirectly to negligent use of the easement or any part thereof by the Association, its employees and agents. If the legal description is clarified following survey of11. the land affected by the easement, the parties shall, within thirty days thereafter, sign an Amended Easement agreement substituting the correct legal description. The parties have hereunto set their hands the day and year first above written. 5 nuu—xo—iip;?;?ncMR I UMiNU .. I r\uz> I iwU iiiODaYYl ■t Ikttth A. Sanson STATE OF HIWnjCOy.fr- (3HSSS COUNTY OF OTyrEnr-TML The foregoing instrument day of August, 1999, by Gary w and wife. ) )' ss.)' ■j thiswas acknowledged before me . Hanson and Ruth A. Hanson, husband; ! /Jn*5oMr>/PV5rid67f. I WENDY CONNOLLY Nora/y Public, STATE OF NORTW DAKOTA My Commission Expires APRIL 15,2003 I 1 6 I I I Jewett Lake Association, a nonprofit corp>oration under the laws of the State of Minnesota By: Allen Haugrud Its President )STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ss. )COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ___ day of August, 1999, by Allen Haugrud, the President of Jewett Lake Association, a non-profit corporation under the laws of the State of Minnesota, on behalf of the corporation. Notary Public 7 Jewett Lake Association/ a nonprofit corporation under the laws of the State of Minnesota By: James Tonneson Its Treasurer )STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ss. )COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ___ day of August/ 1999, by James Tonneson, the Treasurer of Jewett Lake Association, a non-profit corporation under the laws of the State of Minnesota, on behalf of the corporation. Notary Public This Instrument Was Drafted by: Allen Haugrud Haugrud Law Office 105 Lincoln Avenue East Fergus Falls, MN 56537 (218) 739-4696 8 i EASEMENT AGREEMENT f*7 day of August, 1999, by andThis Agreement, made this between Elnora M. Carlson, single, and Edwin S. Carlson and Ruth A. Carlson, husband and wife, and Glenn A. Erickson and Selma M. Erickson, husband and wife (hereafter "Carlsons and Ericksons"); and Jewett Lake Association, a nonprofit corporation under the laws of the State of Minnesota,(hereinafter "Association"). WHEREAS, Carlsons and Ericksons are the owners of the tract of land in Otter Tail County, Minnesota,that the easement runs across; NOW THEREFORE, Carlsons and Ericksons, hereby grant to Jewett lake Association, its assigns forever, an easement, in, over and upon, that part of their lands described as follows: An easement twenty feet wide over the following tracts: Government Lots Two (2) and Three (3)., Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty-three (43) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Otter Tail County, Minnesota,, lying north of the existing township, road. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD THE EASEMENT unto the Association and its assigns. FURTHER, THE PARTIES AGREE: This easement is granted for purposes of construction.1. operation, maintenance, repair and removal, by the Association,of a pipe out of Jewett Lake, under the property subject to this i easement, and under the township road along the northerly edge of ; Carlsons and Ericksons' property.Other than the pipe extending into Jewett Lake, the pipe shall not otherwise be visible.This shall not prevent the Association from constructing a manhole or other device, at ground level, for operating, cleaning. maintaining, and shutting off the pipe. Carlsons and Ericksons shall not build or maintain, or2. permit to be built or maintained, any structure on the Easement, save and except that this prohibition shall not apply to the location of utility easements that do not interfere with the use of the rights herein granted. No obstruction shall be erected or permitted upon the3. easement which will in any way interfere with any rights granted by this agreement. That shall not prevent Carlsons and Ericksons and their guests from parking within the easement. The Association shall have the right to reasonable4. ingress and egress upon the easement.Unless the pipe requires immediate repair and/or maintenance, the Association shall provide Carlsons and Ericksons with reasonable notice of the planned ingress and egress upon the easement. The construction, operation, maintenance, repair and5. removal of a pipe, by the Association shall be done in such a manner as to minimize the disruption to Carlsons and Ericksons' quiet use and enjoyment of their property and preserve in current condition all existing improvements, including the home and any 2 I After any construction, operation, maintenance, repair andwell. removal of the pipe, the Association shall restore the Carlsons and Ericksons' property to the same condition, if not better, than existed prior to such work. At the end point of the pipe, the Association shall6. install rock or other materials around the pipe to assure that the water fans out, subject to approval by Carlsons and Ericksons. The Easement hereby granted, the restrictions imposed.7. and the agreements herein contained shall be, easements. restrictions, and covenants running with the land and shall inure to the benefit of, and be binding upon, the parties hereto and their respective heirs, successors and assigns, including, without limitation, all siabsequent owners of the Carlsons and Ericksons' property and all persons claiming under them. The Association is entirely responsible for the design of8. the pipe. The Association shall at all times, protect, indemnify.9. save and keep harmless Carlsons and Ericksons against and from any and all claims arising out of the construction, operation. of a pipe outmaintenance, repair and removal, by the Association, of Jewett Lake, on or about the easement causing injury to any person or persons or property, whomsoever or whatsoever and due directly or indirectly to negligent use of the easement or any part thereof by the Association, its employees and agents. The legal description will be clarified following survey10. 3 of the land affected by the easement.The parties shall, within thirty days thereafter, sign an Amended Easement agreement; substituting the correct legal description.The route of the easement shall be within, or on the north side, of the township road right-of-way beginning at a point described as follows; That portion of Government Lot Three (3), Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Thirty-four (134), Range Forty-three (43) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows: Commencing at the Northeast corner of Lot Twelve (12), North Shore Par)c, according to the recorded plat thereof; thence on an assumed bearing of South 0 degrees 24 minutes 44 seconds West along the East line of said Lot Twelve (12), a distance of 263.47 feet to the southerly line of a tract of land described in Book 498 of Deeds, page 773, files of the Otter Tail County Recorder; thence South 79 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds East along said southerly line of the tract of land described in Book 498 of Deeds, Page 773, a distance of 89.69 feet; thence North 12 degrees 36 minutes 47 seconds East a distance of 196.30 feet to the southerly right-of-way line of the Township Road, the point of beginning, for the easement across the Carlsons' and Ericksons' property, referred to above which point is along the southerly edge of the township road. The pipe shall proceed north across the township road to Carlsons' and Ericksons' property, then west along or within the road right-of-way. Carlsons and Ericksons shall have the right to determine the location and ending point of the pipe.From the above point along the township road, the pipe shall travel west within, or on the north side, of the township road right-of-way to a waterway leading to Long Lake. The parties have hereunto set their hands the day and year first above written. 4 / yy Edwiii S. Carlson A. CarlsonRu /7. Glenn A. Erickson Selma M. Erickson /^yl<st^O^ £t y> Elnora M. Carlson Jewett Lake Association, a nonprofit corporation under tbe lavs of the State of Minnesota By: Allen Baugrud Its Presiden STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL ) The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ___ day of August, 1999, by Edwin S. Carlson and Ruth A. Carlson, husband and wife. Notary Public STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL ) The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ___ day of August, 1999, by Glenn A. Erickson and Selma M. Erickson, husband and wife. Notary Public 5 )STATE OF MINNESOTA ) SS. )COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL The foregoing instriuaent was acknowledged before me this ___ day of August/ 1999, by Elnora M. Carlson, single. Notary Public STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ) SS. COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL ) The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ___ day of August, 1999, by Allen Haugrud, the President of Jewett Lake Association, a non-profit corporation under the laws of the State of Minnesota, on behalf of the corporation. Notary Public 6 Jewett Lake Association, a nonprofit corporation under the lavs of the State of Minnesota By: James Tonneson Its Treasurer )STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ss. )COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ___ day of August, 1999, by James Tonneson, the Treasurer of Jewett Lake Association, a non-profit corporation under the laws of the State of Minnesota, on behalf of the corporation. Notary Public This Instrument Was Drafted by: Allen Haugrud Haugrud Law Office 105 Lincoln Avenue East Fergus Falls, MN 56537 (218) 739-4696 7 a / •■ i 2^/ : .x_ f / / U • CX(g^^^cx^//:od ~ m j r'™.... fv - •fiik feI Ih : i : i : r r ! I I minnesotoiblueprint PLATE 1 Single Plan and Profile LINED 1 kIE >*- I. I I t t ;• I|-I E-I!.f iII «■ !• r » ; I I minnesotoiolueprinL PLATE 1 Single Plan and Profile LINED //3<?3 Tra-.f " /<'6~/ Loo g, nd> i ,£>ifC> Pla. ' L.C, - 7 J I A3X.tr' //S. ^ - /7^.^ #- - L/.oo if^'C. - U^o 05*^"f>- ^ r /2 - ^4^l^r.OO ti>''0 0 III L J L- u2-.e »z-.ei ■ n0|-.0l .o-.n ,c 0& yg-inA .X , ■p 3'* . I 5"X \2 — f-ti'I n b----1 >;li —+-V-v^\i FLOW I 7PIPE V PIPE I V t I I SECTION X-X C.'c:.' 3-1/4" t Z ZlOCM <L A A Zo §z •jrS-. / /:. J CD n CMU©u ©utoQ_<>-uEo< 6"-cnLJ "TI <©47 ©5 A‘ 0"'• SECTION SECTIONAL VIEW TYPE B CONE SEE TYPE A CONE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 9 • - 9 ■8" POURED CONCRETE BASE- BASE REINF. IS 0.12 SO. IN. PER FT. IN EACH DIRECTION. FOR ALTERNATE PRECAST CONC. BASE. SEE STANDARD PLATE 4011.5 5"A' 0"2"I zm CLR. S' A" SECTIONAL VIEW TYPE A CONE NOTES: REINFORClNGi SINGLE LINE STEEL WIRE FABRIC HAVING AN AREA OF NOT LESS THAN 0.12 SO. IN. PER FOOT OF HEIGHT. Q 2* 3" NOMINAL OPENING. @ PROVIDE MORTAR FILLETS TO FIT THE BOTTOM PORTION OF PIPE TO DIRECT FLOW TO OUTLET. (3) TYPE A CONE SECTION SHALL BE USED UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED IN THE PLANS. FOR SHORT CONE SECTION USE TYPE C. SEE STANDARD PLATE 4010. @ THE ELEV. OF LINE A SHALL BE EQUAL TO OR ABOVE LINE B. ® REFER TO PLAN FOR CASTINGS REQUIRED. USE ADJUSTING RINGS WHERE NECESSARY. SEE STANDARD PLATES INDEX. CASTING AND PRECAST CONC. ADJUSTING RINGS.SHALL BE SET ON FULL MORTAR BEDS. © REFER TO PLANS FOR ANY STEP REQUIREMENTS. @ SEE STANDARD PLATES INDEX FOR OTHER APPROVED JOINTS. DESIGN F SPECIFICATION REFERENCESTATE OF MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION MANHOLE OR CATCH BASIN TYPE A & B CONE SECTIONS PRECAST STANDARD PLATEJULY 31. 1995APPROVED NO.2506 4005LREVISED 8-22-96STATE DESIGN ENGINEER o l^cAic 5i'y<fv P.T o 0 'b9sl^ C O lii^L t caJ t ~^T' i~ ^. So ^ 0 A ^ ^ ' i6 p/ic ^ 4/lt '&e^cL H. 55 >-(. I 5,6.1 I-/. £>^ /.c/ f _il ^£u£r— ^4- S'??) CLASS) \<.AX'^OrJ ’, 0e\J£L.cP^fntfr^T~ OHujl : !Ai>L,Z 7HO/^cac^ oP h^£> /^iir€S OP SJ4oil€utHi :V. ( fL - 78'^i )Lo/\; C /ZccACAr lAtJAL. Os\j 0t£>P£/*ue>J_T 1^0 CLASS) £i LftTio^j ' ohljl ; I^CflCS OF Hj.o ' tniLCS af shcACu>/L \ LC£> Q Ca{{{>s. d>^ fiUitiG <^e>Cs />/' A^T mftp^ ( finf\^it€o) h h(£C 6 bt~AJC^ O /^l^. H!^/^O. L.^2 !. HOll(aL. i'O 5.0JL5, (o I B'll'3 btCtMbfcd Pll>t I n(^L.is 3.ISM-^03- r f Thursday October 21, 1999 Vol. 126, No. 245 Fergus Falls, Minn, Jewett, Long residents agree on pipe r, get win Flood-reducing mechanism could be ready by fall By Brian Franklin Daily Journal New Mart Property owners agreed when to turn a valve on and off for a pipe that will drain water from Jewett Lake into nearby Long Lake, and help Jewett’s flooding problems. The two sides had their differ ences worked out The former More-4 in Fergus Falls is celebrating a name change to Sun-Mart and a recently completed remodeling. For the story, See Page 10. alleviate Haugrud JJaugrud said Teny Lejcher of the DNR assisted the two groups, who met with each other prior to Wednesday’s meeting to find a solu tion. Haugrud said he hopes the two group’s agreement will ease Plan ning Commission member’s con cerns and show both sides are doing the best they can. Mike Partain, a Long Lake lakeshore property owner, said he al- before they presented the information to the Otter Tail County Planning Commission Wednesday night, com mission chairman Bert Olson said. “The biggest thing is they all met and had agreed on this before we had met,” Olson said. “So that helped.” Olson said a written policy is in place, indicating when the valve , . ,should be turned on and off. Long so was pleased with the outcome. He Lake’s ordinary high water level is Long Lake resident s biggest 1253.9 feet, and the two sides agreed ooncem was rising water, and the the valve will be turned off if the agreement meets their concerns. “Everybody was pleased with the outcome,” he said. “I don’t think it’swater level reaches 1253.7 feet. If county workers must turn the valve off, they will not turn it on again un til the water level decreases to 1253.5 feet. Allen Haugrud, Jewett Lake As sociation President, said he was hap py with the plan’s outcome. “It went very well,” Haugrud said. “It couldn’t have gone any bet ter anyway.” going to be a problem for our lake.” The Planning Commission of fered full support for the policy, and will bring it before the county board Tuesday at 11 a.m. If the board approves the policy, Haugrud said the pipe should be in place before winter. Journal photo by Pat Christman ates after Tim Erickson (5) recovers a Bemidji fumble dur- ts in Bemidji to secure first place in the Section 8AAAA tour- H-N, 16-8, and Ashby beat Underwood, 38-22. For complete brian.franWinSfergusfallsjournal.com Senior citizen opinion mixed on Social Security increase)ad Cities have noth ing to do with how much mon- By Brian Franklin Daily Journal Some area senior citizens say a recent cost-of-living increase by the the gov- Social Security Administration is ernment gives them. “All of Social Securityly joining a and at the Here are the annual Cost-oi* Living increases for Social Security beneliciaries since (he system was linked to the Consumer Price Index in 1975.caching the people are in the oast Still not enough. --------1.. 20/20 OPTICAL At 20/20 Optical we strive to provide quality products and the highest level of personal service to our customers in an efficient, comfortable environment._______ 20/20 OPTICALTOItlOrrOWi The H merest boys basketball team will play the Brandon- Evansville Chargers tonight. For the story, see Tuesday’s sports page. I Located in the Fergus Falls Medical Croup Building 218-739-2366 Located in the Fergus Falls Medical Group Building 218-739-2566 ;i t Iggested Price: 5 Cents single copy Cents home delivered Jo Subscribe: (218) 736-7511 (800) 726-1781 MondayIIDecember 13,1999 Vol. 126, No. 289 www.fergusfallsjoumal.com Fergus Falls, Minn. Jewett-Long pipe working Jewett Lake homeowners, will drain up to seven inches off the lake before it is shut off. Since water started Jewett Lake residents have await- making. Before residents could install ed a solution to their high-water it, they needed approval from Otter problems for years. Above-average Tail County, as well as lorng Lake precipitation in recent summers has property owners. Okerstroni said the kept the lake creeping further up positive response from Long Lake was beaches and eroding chunks of lawn, the most encouraging part of the This summer, residents on both process; the Long Lake Association, lakes worked out an agreement gov- the DNR, Otter Tail County. Brad Bot- eming the pipe's operation. Under ner Excavating and Elizabeth Town- that arrangement. Long Lake's water ship all worked with Jewett homeown- Lake levels already falling jBy Dylan Belden INSIDE: For more state and national news, see Page 2.Daily Journal flowing through An underground pipe connecting a week ago, the level of JewettJewett and Long lakes is up and run- ping, and the level of land-locked has fallen around a half-inch, he said, is not to reach the high-water mark, ers to make it happen, he said. Jewett is already starting to fall, said The effect of the tube on Long or the pipe will be shut off. “The cooperation between Jewett Mitch Okerstrom, a resident of Jew- Lake has been negligible so far; Ok- Okerstrom said the pipe should and Long was probably the best ett Lake. erstrom said that lake's level has continue doing its job over the win- part,” he said. I The 1,000-foot gravity-flow tube, gone down, too. Unlike Jewett, ter. installed this fall at the expense of Long Lake has a natural outlet. Journal photo by Nick Stolpman Water trickles out of a siphon into Long Lake. Last summer, residents of Long and Jewett lakes agreed on the pipe as a way to reduce Jew ett's swollen water level.The pipe idea was months in the dylan.belden Sfergusfallsiournal.com ; Alcohol useSinging in praise A'.I JEWETT LAKE PROJECT POLICY ON VALVE From: Allen Haugrud, President Jewett Lake Association The policy submitted on October 20, 1999, as part of the presentation to the planning commission consisted of the following: The Otter Tail County Highway Department will control the valve and monitor the water level at Long Lake. The ordinary high water level of Long Lake is 1253.90 feet. The valve shall be turned off if Long Lake is at 1253.70 feet or higher. The valve will not be turned on again until Long Lake is at 1253.50 feet or lower. If Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (PCA) and/or Department of Natural Resources (DNR) have reasonable cause to believe a contaminant or pollutant exists, either may order that the valve be closed, and the Otter Tail County Highway Department will close the valve until PCA and/or DNR allow the valve to be opened. The valve will be turned off if unnatural conditions impact the discharge from Long Lake and stay off until the condition is remedied, and the lake level of Long Lake is 1253.50 feet or lower, all as determined by the Otter Tail County Highway Department. 1. 2. 3. 4. The above policy was an amendment to the application, approved by the members of Long Lake present at the meeting, and approved by the Planning Commission on October 20, 1999, and the Board of Commissioners on October 26, 1999. t i -t! ^3/;! 1113^H!5 :fs>USfc>-^i. f^*3A. 4- O-mjz-m. >tAc.i I ^i:32<.11i:i!:iV ;iI if /,«“*/ iPHLJi -I E ;;- O ,31 Ii ''H .i ^ *^'~i §!/a£‘3.1^OV\y^Lkliin lbt': li1E5j^5J. 7^V/^l.v/£ 2>/«*/^ iff-r.|i'.vlR. u7-5_7-.ri’..i?j7r': vTrkyitf ;rS:*Vt3< Joe Kelly Sales Representative • North Area ^ 1805 Red Oak Drive Alexandria, MN 56308 (320) 763-6223 Minneapolis Office ^ 5275 Edina Industrial Boulevard Minneapolis, MN 55439-2919 • (612)835-4646 Floyd Laumann Brain WalterEngineers Jim Loaney Director of Marketing/Sales —— Lloyd Hell Sales Engineer • South Area (320) 392-5207 ■ 111 !■ 1^/ CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO-, INC. jf Hancock Office ,and Plant Cannon Falls Plant - is-hijiiLorJC UkC CSu-IS-L^PROJECT DATE 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 311 1 2 IF3 4 5 iLMS'O ajiLL a6 7 8 10SIlA 9 10 11 VAlU£<>W 12 13 14 15 16 17 f€t/nu‘Tf p18THC iffr19 20 ^Si/iTvwvr c.21 4224'^I 123 24 I /3.£^.4;>25 LiM 55*26 }k.27 28 79 30 31 32 33 oil 4>u. / unuvjii &pciiuiug uuifor public schools. “I think things will come together with the passage of the tax bill, which has been a major bill holding things up,” said Rep. Paul Marquart. “It will help drive some of the other remaining biUs to con clusion.” And a panel of lawmakers agreed on an $833 million criminal justice package that w X J •»The union is seeking 10 percent wage increases in each of the next two years. Members also want more affordable health insurance premiums, guarantees that pubhc jobs won’t be contracted out to private wmpanies and better retire- rrom me state legislature, seePage 2. locations Tuesday. If the Legislature ^esn’t pass a budget ^ $4ur^y\^ of c^ld shut Sown and put many of toose employees temper jplpIa^^^SCME worRffi also run out on Saturday. Th can’t make a contract offer until a budget year — especially when we have an is passed and the state knows how much abundance of money in the state.” it has to spend on pay and benefit increases. ing and going to work, about 12S area state employees marched along Lincoln.n as a wm^ ludget sA go line before the work gets done.” Westrom added that theAvenue yestowSym urge lawmyer^to p home. i week started well, with Monday’s funding for state parks. IV( “Enoun isenoi||h,”^aid Dicl^^ Durham, lrea*eld representative for the American Federation of Smfa and Municipal Employees Treatment Center employe®^ legislators to get their act tq^ther and pass a budget.” The 19,000 member AFSCME employees, who work at universities. “This was probably becom ing the biggest concern from voters whom I have heard lei a]£^»of pride in what we ham sad. “irgets really tough seeking budgets getting cut up year after ity '01 from, that have had July 4th vacations planned for months,” he said. “This is vitally important for tourism as well as it is probably theThe Associated Press contributed to this report See Bills — Page 9 County; Long Lake water level too high to open Jewett Lake pipe By Mary Mahoney Daily Journal neighbors on nearby Jewett Long Lake Association and the elevation of the water level on high water level is 2.7 feet.” Jewett Lake Association allows Long Lake determines when the Until water levels go down the level we turn the pipe on,” “Water levels are up across a pipe to siphon water from pipeline is open. significantly, residents on Jewett West said. With their own lake silently county,” said County Jewett Lake — which has no “We turn the valve on when Lake will not be able to see The agreement, established eating up lakeshore property, the Engineer Rick West. “There’s outlet — to Long Lake, which the gauge reading is 2.3 feet and some relief from the rising in Oct. 1999, came on the heels Long Association is at a much anyone can do until flows under County Road 27 to mm it off at 2.5 feet,” West said water, he added, loss to help through an agree- the levels go down.” the Pelican River. Monday. “As of today, the “Long Lake is nearly six ment to pipe excess water to ^ agreement between the According to the agreement, gauge read 3.2 feet; the ordinary inches above it ordinary high See Lakes — Page 9 level and almost a foot above Lake. of two straight years of high I TOMORROW:YEE HWV! Sign up for the ' “DirecTV” E-Z Value Plan and get the greatest entertainment in toWn. 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I; \ w i • T¥fO RECEIVERSHIGH: 90 UIW: 70 In today’s Journal, Page 2VH.■■s INSTALLED AT NO CHARGEI /L37a.m. g| Marie Koplin, 87, Pelican Rapids ■ Marvin Danielson, 94, Otter Tail County ■ William Giese, 60, Fergus Falls 5 MAINTENANCE . iNCLublib'POMDEROSA ^605 Kennedy Parte Rd» Fergus Falter YESTERDAY:] ^ PEGASUS mj SATEUITE TElEVISiON dibbctw HIGH: 84 LOW: 69 PRECIPITATION: 0 FREE WE FESt TICKETS 1■ Lilly Kosbau, 87, Fergus Falls I t %■4 4 \ / 1 j 1’ i \1 Sj53?“,^S|POST 612 I mV :/aterara Of Foreign Wars Q( Th« Unttad States 420 sTWaNashiag(en<F«rgas Falls, ICb6692T-’T'l r** ‘tS? t FRIDAY NIGHT June 29th '-: } ;y.'^ •S|:-4'’’‘’ ''' ' '-\\■1 Roast Beef $c;ootS per plate i 'i !v. ■' 'rm ■{<•,-Wi^ ■ r:-J.-~ ■■■ t■1 ("!< I Serving Stiirls at 5:30 llenefil for Cirl Seoiils Troop 435 I V ■ .i(-V pr Journal photo by Joel Myhre Water touches docks and flows over the rip-rap and onto lawns on the south side of Long Lake north of Fergus Falls, evidencing the lake level that is nearly six inches above the ordinary high water mark. Music Dennis Zaviska 5 5 ) Starts at 7:30 pm LakesH severe, CSAH 10 near Elizabeth, has about seven inch es of water over approximately 100 feet of roadway. CSAH 30, northwest of Pelican Rapids, has one lane with water over it and County Road 18, northeast of Underwood, has water up to the road level. “We’ve got three tough spots still which we’re exploring options on,” he said. “What we need is some windy, warm weather — like we’ve had the past few days — to help evapo rate things quickly.” mary.mafioney@fergusfallsjournal.com S>«'rtContinued from Page 1 water aggravating erosion prob lems and causing a few wet basements on the land-locked Jewett Lake; West said high waters will probably cause erosion prob lems around the county, since the long winter and rainy spring have contributed to water levels in lakes, ponds and rivers. Three county roads are facing water problems. The most ’ L ItlondaysUfedri j j j> j> ^ ^ j lens■ isides seeming to compromise and then it just disappeared .” The jobs, housing and eco nomic development bill passed by the much larger margin of 119-9. Overall, the bill would Billsi.1\mi Continued from Page 1 funds prisons, public defendersthe Department of spend about $487 million. Corrections. It is part of a larger including $385 million in state bill that also funds health and general treasury money and some federal funds. ! I r € c r c c r fandTwo hflurlu hot sea I pm to, lu pm. Self human services. Resolution on September 2, 1999 SEP 3 3999Chairperson Mr. Bert Olson Otter Tail County Planning Commission Otter Tail County Courthouse Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Re: Jewett Lake Siphon Proposal Dear Mr. Olson, Long Lake property owners are hereby formally presenting to the planning commission our position regarding issues and concerns surrounding the proposed Jewett Lake siphon On July 14, 1999, an emergency meeting for Long Lake property owners was held at the Ehzabeth Community Center to discuss the Jewett Lake Association’s proposal to siphon water into Long Lake. Approximately 85 people attended to discuss the issue. After the meeting, the enclosed letter and survey were mailed out to the property owners of Long Lake to corroborate that the following questions were the general concerns raised and discussed; 1. Will a control valve be a part of this siphon? 2. Who will have authority to control discharge into Long Lake? 3. Will our outlet be able to handle the water? 4. Who will be responsible for maintenance of the pipe and of the outlet? 5. What are our options if their water quality changes? RESULTS OF THE SURVEY: 124 surveys were mailed out to the property owners or adjacent property owners of Long Lake. Out of these 124 surveys mailed out, 45% responded (n=56). Out of these 56 responses, approximately 95% (n=53) agreed with these concerns and 5% (n=3) did not have these concerns. A section was also included for additional comments. The following information is a grouping of these comments; Property Owners who agree with these issues had some of these specific concerns; • Higher Water Levels (n=7). Comments and concerns include; The flow should be shut off if Long Lake gets above its ordinary high water level. The siphon should not be open until the high spring run off has left Long Lake. The siphon v^ll only transfer the problem - homeowners on Long Lake are already experiencing high water level problems. How high will the water level on Long Lake be allowed to get? • Water Quality of Jewett Lake (n=6). Comments and concerns include; The flow should be shut off if Jewett Lake becomes contaminated in anyway. What if Jewett Lake gets Eurasian Milfoil? Siphon off deep colder water versus the top warm layer that could contain more 9l UuCd 7^ IsjCHCri^ @ i>li2jrr V- •. pollutants. Jewett Lake has a larger algae piroblem in late summer and different kind of algae than Long Lake." Jewett Lake has had a chigger problem that Long Lake has not had. | • Long Lake Outlet Handling Extra Water Flow (h=4). Concerns include: If headwaters control the outlet flow more than the stoplogs (as stated by DNR in the meeting), what if headwaters get. higher for any reason, reducing outlet flow. The outlet culverts need to be investigated - in.particultu', the one that is under County Road 27; it seems to run too full. Was this culvert installed at the correct elevation? Debris in the outlet needs to be cleaned out, particularly dead trees - slowing down the flow fi'om Long Lake. Stones have been put in the culvert under the first driveway after the outlet. | Property Owners who do not agree these Concerns with the siphon: « Concerns with the Letter/Survey (n=l).' Concern included: General consensus at the meeting was in favor, with a small number having reservations. • No Effect ori; Long Lake Water Level (n=l). Comments included: 15” pipe will not cause any problems. 1884 plot book shows a stream fi'om one to the other: This pipe will correct the problem. , • Water Quality of Jewett Lake (n=l). Comment included: Start the siphon ASAP to help the people on Jewett Lake. The water in Jewett is just fine. 1 As side issues, surveys included additional concerns (n=4) about better controls at the dam of the Long Lake outlet. Individuals are taking it upon themselves to remove stoplogs. One suggestion also included a permanent stoplogs at the dam so the water level does not get too low as well. Another issue, raised (n=l), questioned what could be done about the heavy weed infestation on Long Lake. CONCLUSION:1According to this survey, at least 42 % of the Long Lake property owners have‘:concems they hope will be investigated and addressed before this project is approved. There were many specific issues raised at the meeting that fall under these 5 main questions of the survey, but may not have yet been heard. If Long Lake’s support in this project is warranted, these concerns need to be made part of the record and properly addressed at the public hearing set for September 15, 1999.; Sincerely, On Behalf of Participating Long Lake Property Owners Mike Partain , Corey Heit Judy Wick Frank Morehouse Allison Myhre Karla Connelly CC: Malcolm Lee, Otter Tail County Commissioner Bill Kahler, Otter Tail County Lakeshore Management Allen Haugrud, President of Jewett Lake Association 1 July 22, 1999 Dear Long Lake residents: On July 14, an emergency meeting for Long Lake property owners was held at the Elizabeth Community Center to discuss the Jewett Lake Association's proposal to siphon water into Long Lake. Approximately 85 people attended to discuss concerns about this proposal. From that meeting, six. representatives from different areas of Long Lake gathered in an effort to put these concerns into perspective. The following questions address what we believe to be the concerns of our property owners: • Will a control valve be part of this siphon? • Who will have authority to control discharge into Long Lake? • Will our outlet be able to handle the water? • Who will be responsible for maintenance of the pipe and of the outlet? • What are our options if their water quality changes? The general consensus from this meeting seemed to be that the majority of the Long Lake property owners are open to discussion, but currently have reservations in their decision to support this project until these areas of concerns are addressed. Being part of the planning process appears to be imperative for the group to aid in their decision. Long Lake property owners want these questions addressed when and if the Jewett Lake Association submits an application for a permit to Otter Tail County. ff you agree that these are the issues we need to address should this project go to the Otter TaU County Land and Resources office, please let us know by returning the attached page. Thank you for taking the time to read and respond. Sincerely, Mike Partain Judy Wick Karla Connelly Cory Heit Frank Morehouse Allison Myhre l PLEASE SIGN, DATE AND PRINT YOUR NAME(S) AND RETURN i TO: Mike Partain RRlBox212A Erhard, MN 56534 YES. I/WE AGREE WITH THESE CONCERNS '! ' *: : NO. 1/WE DO NOT AGREE WITH THESE CONCERNS ; 1 1 ; ii PLEASE RETURN BY JULY 30!i 1 ! Please add any comments you Avish to maket : ! I ; I ! ■ I - . '1 : Pc September 15, 1999 Otter Tail County Planning Commission Fergus Falls, MN 56537 For the record, we the following property owners on Long Lake oppose the Jewett Lake Siphon,Proposal. We feel the water level should not exceed the present level. We do not want it changed. Our other concerns are the same as listed in the letter sent to the Chairperson of the Otter Tail County Planning Commission. Jane Bellman Marilyn Thompson Gayle Heiden Za^e A. Tassler (Life Estate) ..Lois M. Tassler (Life Estate) Minnesata =a(luiicn 3antrci Aoancy Northwest Segionsl Office ~‘A Uke Ave. #220 Detroit Lines. MN 5SS01SEP 1 5 3SS9 --..U-.C.. , ;4i2:Cate ^JL!“cer -T oaaes ncucinc cover sneii ^— rrom;lo: Minnesota Pollution Coniroi Agency3 f /l /. /?- /V7 J<s> V c e. Cf-efc^cCj Phene 218-347-131S“hone Fax Phone rax Phene 218-846-0719 CC; REMARKS; l_j Reply ASAP □ Pleasa comment□ For your review□ Urgent iI Minnesota Pollution Control Agency ! September 14,1999 Mr, Bill Kahler Otter Tail Gotmty Land & Resources Management Office Otter Tail County Courthouse Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537 Jewett Lake Association Conditional Use Application for Conditional Use Pennit.RE: Dear Bill: Thank you for the opportunity to review the request by the Jewett Lake Association to install a ' 15” wat» pipe to drain Jewett Lake down to it’s Ordinary High Water Mark. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency respectively submits the following comments regarding this project. ! The information provided did not indicate if a Section 404 Pennit would be needed for this activity from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers or conversely, if it was determined that it was not needed, the justification for this exemption. If a Section 404 permit is indeed required then the MPCA will also need to complete a Section 401 water quality certification. Both permits would need to be granted prior to commencement of the project. The maps that we received show several wetlands that might be impacted by this project We did not however receive information to determine if the impacts to wetlands have been addressed as well as the increased potential for phosphorous and nutrient loading into Long Lake from the additional water moving through the wetlands. The MPCA feels that it would be prudent for the County Planning Commission to postpone a decision to approve the project until sufficient information is available addressing all the permitting requirements and the water quality issues relevant to the downstream receiving waters. : If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me at 218-846-7387. Sincerely, Joyce Cieluch Community and Area Wide Unit Detroit Lakes OflScc '-North District JC:sb Lake Avenue Plaza; Suite 220; 714 Lake Avenue. Detroit Lakes, Minnesota 56501; (218) 847-1519, FAX (218) 846*0719 TTY/TDD (612) 282-5332 or (800) 657-3864 Central Office; St. Paul Rcgtonal OfRcass! Dulirth»Brainerd • Detroit Lakes • Marshall " RochesterEqual Opportunity Employer ■ Prints bn Recycled Paper. I i Minnesota Pollution Control Agency September 14, 1999 Mr. Bill Kahler Otter Tail County Land & Resources Management Office Otter Tail County Courthouse Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537 SEP '1 6 3SS9 RE: Jewett Lake Association Conditional Use Application for Conditional Use Permit. Dear Bill: Thank you for the opportunity to review the request by the Jewett Lake Association to install a 15” water pipe to drain Jewett Lake down to it’s Ordinary High Water Mark. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency respectively submits the following comments regarding this project. The information provided did not indicate if a Section 404 Permit would be needed for this activity from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers or conversely, if it was determined that it was not needed, the justification for this exemption. If a Section 404 permit is indeed required then the MPCA will also need to complete a Section 401 water quality certification. Both permits would need to be granted prior to commencement of the project. The maps that we received show several wetlands that might be impacted by this project. We did not however receive information to determine if the impacts to wetlands have been addressed as well as the increased potential for phosphorous and nutrient loading into Long Lake from the additional water moving through the wetlands. The MPCA feels that it would be prudent for the County Planning Commission to postpone a decision to approve the project until sufficient information is available addressing all the permitting requirements and the water quality issues relevant to the downstream receiving waters. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me at 218-846-7387. Sincerely, Joyce Cieluch Community and Area Wide Unit Detroit Lakes Office - North District JC:sb Lake Avenue Plaza; Suite 220; 714 Lake Avenue; Detroit Lakes, Minnesota 56501; (218) 847-1519, FAX (218) 846-0719 TTY/TDD (612) 282-5332 or (800) 657-3864 Central Office: St. Paul Regional Offices: Duluth • Brainerd • Detroit Lakes • Marshall • Rochester Equal Opportunity Employer • Printed on Recycled Paper i~-.- ,’frr--*— ■’• - -"i;; • ’i'J-■S!y. : OCTOBER 8,1999 OCT S’1999• r, : ! :\f ''-I !-\j i 'TO: Land & Resource Management Otter Tail County Commissiorfers) From: Betty Royal Re: Jewett Lake/Lake level '4 i I purchased my lake lot on Jewett Lake in 1976 and built my home in 1978. Since that time, you are all very well aware of the increasing water level on the lake. I am very concerned about the lake level and how it is affecting land erosion, septic failures, flooded basements and the impact all of these have on the quality of the lake. In September of 1997, I had my shoreline rip-rapped to help prevent further beach erosion but the current lake level continues to negate my efforts.! I am confident that when the necessary papenvork and permits are obtained that the Jewett Lake Association Board will very carefully follow the implementation and management guidelines/regulations to insure a safe, quality pipeline system. ; :i I am asking you to once again consider approving the necessary permits and papenwork for the Jewett Lake Association to proceed with the drainage system this fall. i gt |s?|'r ■ ^BECEIYED :6ct 1 a 1999 LAi'iD RESOURCEChairperson: Mr. Bert Olson Otter Tail County Planning Commission Re: Jewett Lake Siphon Proposal After reading the proposal submitted by Allen Haugrud to the Otter Tail County Land Resource Department, I contacted him to discuss the following 2 concerns: Concern #1: There should be a date set in the Winter season to shut off the siphon to allow the level on Long Lake to get as low as possible to prepare for Spring. I arbitrarily threw out a date of at least March 1 for Mr. Haugrud.to consider with the Jewett Lake Association, but I have no specific data to know if this is a appropriate amount of time for Long Lake to prepare for Spring runoff Concern #2-: It would appear to be more appropriate to have the siphon shut off at a minimum of at least . 4 inches below Long Lake’s Ordinary High Water Level. This would allow a safety zone for Long Lake Property Owners to deal with the natural rise of the lake level due to rainfall and other factors which affect the lake. October 18, 1999 li1 ... I attempted to contact people on the eastern side of Long Lake that seem to be at some of the lower levels with their properties to get some specific information. Out of the 6 people that I was able to contact, one had no concerns and the rest voiced concerns that ranged from minimal to serious. iWhile most remain in support of the siphon, there are concerns with the siphon being open while Long Lake is dealing with it’s own high waters in the Spring. These concerns include problems with saturation and water rising on their lawns, and existing septic systems not being able to handle the higher water levels. These concerns were also raised by other property owners who attended the emergency meeting held On July 14, 1999. I was able, to obtain an informal survey conducted on our point in the Spring of 1997, by Willis Stelter, Long Lake- Property Owner. This survey included 16 of 18 property owners that live on the point referred to as Svendgaard Camp area and is now currently renamed as Long Lake Point Road. This survey was conducted, in our area apparently when they were attempting to come up with an acceptable level for the positioning of the stoplogs at the Long Lake Outlet. Throughout the months of May and June in 1997, Mr. Stelter vvent down and took unofficial readings of the gauge at the Long Lake Outlet to compare levels to the feedback. 13 of the 16 reported that on or around June 15, 1997, Long Lake was at an acceptable level with 5 owners still preferring a little lower level and/or absolutely no higher of a level. One of the 16 reported that is was still t00 ;high. One wanted it higher^and one did not care. On June 15, 1997, his unofficial reading was at 2.35, on the gauge, appearing to be at 1253.56 feet. This appears to be .34 feet below the Ordinary High Water Level. The previous week his unofficial calculation was approximately 1253.81 feet and this was too high. Some of the concerns pointed out in his findings was that if the lake is maintained at higher water levels this area could experience wet lawns and some basements flooding as in the past. Septic systems could also be affected that were designed for “normal water levels.” Sincerely, ! kCuoct Judy Wick Long Lake Property Owner and Committee Member October 19, 1999 This letter is to address the Jewett Lake siphon project. Previous meetings and discussions by Long Lake residents were held to try and determine the ramifications of the project on Long Lake and it's residents. These encompass, water quality of Jewett, the impact of the increased water level on our lake and shoreline, our wells and septic systems, how much water we can accept and how quickly we can get rid of it, who would control the valve on the line. Most of the residents agree that we should help Jewett Lake by taking the water if some concerns are addressed The Otter Tail County Highway Dept control the valve and monitor the water level at Long Lake. 1. A better sight gauge system for ease of monitoring be built, along with an easement for access to the sight gauge. 2. MN CPA or MN DNA should have reasonable cause to believe a contamination has occurred before shutting the valve 3. Set a level that is safe for Long Lake, ordinary high water is 1253.90 then it is turned off at .20 ft or 1253.70 then lower the level by JO ft to 1253.Jt) before the valve is turned on again. It would be best if the out flow could be balanced to the input to maintain a reasonable constant water level for the benefit of the residents of the lake. 4. The water level being affected by rain, spring runoff and natural flows into the lake will be the hardest to regulate, but by rising present lake levels for on and off and by working with each other to maintain safe water levels for both Ix)ng and Jewett property owners, this project should be a workable solution. Long Lake Committee ! 10/20 '99 16:15 NO.064 02/021 218 847 5109REP COLLIN PETERSON W pr:rr!';c(j October 20,1999 OCT 2 0 1999 liuwOUV\Ci: Bert Olson, Chair Otter Tail County Planning Commission RE: Jewett Lake siphon proposal Dear Mr Olson and members of the commission: I am writing on behalf of my family and neighbors who reside on a portion of Cozy Point on Long Lake. We have been pleased with the efforts of Mr. Haugrud, Mr. Preston and other Jewett Lake Association members who have worked hard to design a proposal that has addressed the concerns of Long Lake property owners. We are aware of their dire situation and we support a speedy resolution. Because we have been experiencing problems with our basements and septic systems due to heavy ground saturation, we only ask that the piahhing commission provide a way for us to stop the flow of water into our l^e when we begin to expi^ence flooding. We need to know that there will be an agency or an authonty we contact to turn off the valve if we are having Water problems. If done property, we believe this project can benefit Jewett Lake property owners without adversely affecting Long Lake property owners. We ask the planning commission to approve their proposal with our su^ested^nditions. Allison M^re, on behalf of 1 ! Teresa Stock ^/te^k & Judy Stock Irvin & Carol /Person Gehe & Audrey Johnson Mark & Loiiie Carlson : -/-• REP COLLIN PETERSON 10/20 '99 16:15 NO.064 01/021 218 847 5109 I L Ahw*. ^(\AXjCJr[ K 4>T5w\ n Minnesota Department of Natural Resources mVISION OF WATERS 1221 East Fir Avenue Fergus Falls, MN 56537 (218) 739-7576 October 8, 1999ms-o (/)UJo )/ OCT '1 3 1059 Mr. Allen Haugrud Haugrud Law Office 105 East Lincoln Avenue Fergus Falls, MN 56537 RE: JEWETT LAKE 56-877 AND LONG LAKE 56-784 OTTER TAIL COUNTY Dear Mr. Haugrud: Recently you sent me a letter regarding the additional information sought by the Planning Commission in regard to the outlet planned for Jewett Lake. I will address the issues, as best I can, in the numbered order presented in your letter. 1.Based on secchi disk readings which reflect water clarity and are somewhat of an index to water quality, Jewett Lake has an average secchi disk reading of 9.5 while Long Lake has an average of 6.3. A somewhat better index is Carlson’s trophic state index. For Jewett Lake the index is 47 while Long Lake’s value is 48. Although this is consistent with historic secchi disk data, it indicates both lakes are meso-trophic or moderately enriched. If Jewett Lake continues to rise, some water quality impacts might be expected on Jewett Lake. It is my opinion no negative impacts would occur at this time to Long Lake’s water quality. The DNR surface hydrology section did some calculations to determine the impact of a 15 inch PVC outlet from Jewett Lake to Long Lake. If Long Lake were at the top of the authorized stop log setting, it would rise 0.16 ft or 2 inches. If Long Lake were at its ordinary high water mark, the impact would be much less; i.e. .06 ft or .75 inches, less then half of the lower level impact. In either case, the lake level impact is relatively minor, and it is important to recognize that as Long Lake gets higher, the impact of additional water from Jewett Lake is less. 2. Generally speaking, riprap will stand up to the forces of nature, both ice and high water, better then a retaining wall. DNR rules at or below the OHW discourage retaining walls. 3. Although I have not seen any design plans, the inlet needs to be protected from ice damage. 4. DNR Information: 651-296-6157 • 1-888-646-6367 • TTY: 651-296-5484 • 1-800-657-3929 An Equal Opportunity Employer Who Values Diversity o Printed on Recycled Paper Containing a Minimum of 10% Post-Consumer Waste Page 2 Mr. Allen Haugrud Jewett Lake and Long Lake 6.Generally speaking I agree with the operation of the inlet valve as discussed here. Furthermore, I think it is in everyone’s interest that the valve is either open or closed. There tends to be more disagreement if there is variability in the operation of the outlet control. 7.No comment. The pipe flow equation in the Kings Handbook of Hydraulics is:8. Q = 0.463 d 8/3 s */2 n where n = .010 d= 15 s = .00729 then Q = 4 cfs This has been verified by additional |calculation and discussion with a hydraulics engineer. The impact of 4 cfs downstream can be viewed as follows: The downstream culvert at County Road 27 is 57.6" and a 35.5" pipe with a capacity of more than 150 cfs. About 1 14 miles further downstream a township road exists which should have a similar or even larger pipe with more capacity. The additional 4 cfs will have minimal impact downstream. 9. There is no anticipated impact on,any downstream wetlands.10. Hopefully this will address the concerns of the Planning Commission. Sincerely, DIVISION OF WATERS Terrence R. Lejcher Area Hydrologist Regional Hydrologist Otter Tail County Commission Chair c: i Construction Plan for Jewett Lake Oulet Project The proposal is to install a 15” pipe with a gravity flow system with the bottom of the Inlet Pipe set at 1266.8. The water level as of 8/16/99 was at 1267.84 for a difference of 1’ of water level to be lowered. Utilizing a 15” pipe it will decrease the flow calculations that are proposed for a full 15” pipe. This revised plan does not include a retaining wall, but will utilize rip rap material to insure the integrity of the pipe and provide soil erosion. On the drawings submitted with this plan note that there will be significant rip rap in fi-ont and around the inlet pipe. The rip rap will match up with the adjacent properties of both sides. The intent of the rip rap is to protect the pipe fi-om damage that could occur from ice damage, the same that has occured with sitnular projects of this mature. In conjunction with the rip rap, we plan to install a flexible rubber coupling at the base of the existing shore bank. This will insure that if any ice damage does occur, only that portion of pipe which extends into the lake would possibly have to be replaced without effecting the main piping. The flexible rubber coupling will have stainless steel clamps. Install a concrete weep collar to prevent from weeping around the 15” pipe. Most projects of this nature do not require a weep collar as long as you have compacted material around the pipe. We propose to use two weep collars and compact the backfill around the pipe. The plan also shows to install a 15” inline valve (see attachment) to shut off the flow when desired such as if milfoil or other contamination should occur in Jewett Lake. The valve is standard in the construction industry and will be rated as such. It is the intention of the contractor to maintain all BMP (Best Management Practices) in the construction industry to insure that all portions of the lake and the existing soils are protected from erosion. All of the pipe will be totally buried underground as per standard construction practices: The material on top will be compacted fill material with black dirt on top arid standard reseeding for projects of this nature Once the water flow reaches the outlet area, we plan to install a grate at the end of the pipe for safety reasons and animal control. A significant amount of rip rap material will be used. The Rip Rap will have a depression to act as a pool to stop forward flow for erosion control as per (see attachment). From that point on it will follow the natural grass waterway through the sedimentation areas leading to Long Lake. This should give significant water retention at these two wetland areas before it goes to Long Lake. Also note on the plan a septic holding tank is be removed and relocated in the year 2000 or 2001. Currently this tank meets all State and County Codes as being watertight. The homeowner plans on building a new home and will be adding a mound system at that time. ./ 09-22-1999 10:07flM FROM HhIJGRUD LAW OFFICE TQ 7367115 P.04 ’9iaug/tuc( aaui &Uice Allen Haugrud 105 East Lincoln • Fergus Falls, MN 50537 • Phone: 218-739^696 - FAX: 218-739-9038 1September 18, 1999 r/1 ■j' SEP 2 9 1999 Mr. Terry Lejcher Minnesota Department of Natural Resources 1221 Fir Avenue East Fergus Falls, MN 56537 ! iili.i!II Re: Jewett Lake Dear Terry: As indicated during our telephone conversation yesterday, the application on Jewett Lake's conditional use application was tabled until October 13, 1999, starting at 7:00 p.ici. I would appreciate your attendance, if at all possible. The planning commission had concerns, some of which were raised by PCA in its letter dated September 15, 1999, received about 4:45 p.m. of same date, a copy of which is enclosed. I feel like that set the tone for the meeting. The meeting started with a short introduction by me, then Marcia read the written comments Land & Resource had received. The PCA letter created doubts in the minds of the planning commission, questions that should have never been raised (in my mind) if someone had looked at the plan and property. It led the planning commission to seek our agreement to table the application. commission would have voted on the application, or approved it. Even without the letter, I doubt the planning I wish if PCA had questions, it had contacted you or me prior to September 15, 1999. the site prior to the meeting, result of a lack of knowledge. Joyce or Bruce could certainly have visited I suspect their questions were the The planning commission sought additional information on the following issues: Expert analysis or opinion on tho impact on Long Lake' a water quality. The PCA's records confirm that Jewett Lake's water quality is as good or better than Long's. I have the lake quality reports available over the internet. Jewett Lake is ranked higher in nearly every category. But, the planning commission wants to hear it from you or some other "expert". We are still doing the water testing for Jewett Lake, and the 1, .Mr. Terry Lejcher Re:Jewett Lake Septeinber 18, 1999 Page Two I.can submitresults still seem consistent with prior years, the most recent results, six or more inches by next spring, the water quality may suffer because more septic systems will fail. However, if Jewett rises another Review of the in^ct on the lake level of Long Lake. The members had your letter, so I am somewhat uncertain what more they want. They may like to know the effect on Long Lake at different flow rates. For example, what is the effect if there is only three inches of water running, or six inches? 2. Raviow of the request for a retaining wall, with riprap, instead of only riprap. I think this primarily up to the landowners. If they want a retaining wall, it will need to be. properly anchored. From the lake association's view, we want the landowners happy, but do not care whether it is riprap only, or a combination of riprap and retaining wall. 3. /A Review of the proposed protection for the inlet pipe. Commission members suggested the intake may be vulnerable to ice deimage. I think the members want to hear from you or Pat Reisehhower that the end of the pipe is properly located, with the best protection possible. I am hot the engineer, or construction expert. I believe the end is constructed such that if there is damage, it can be easily repaired. 4. Roquost for the engineer to sign the drawings. We will have Interstate sign the drawings. We were trying to save a few dollars. meeting, as well. 5. We may need Pat Reisenhower to attend the next 6, Written criteria for control of the valve. I will try and put together a policy, and review it with Rick West and someone from Long Lake (possibly Mike Partain, Frank Morehouse). I would propose that if Long Lake is at or over 1253.9 feet, its ordinary high water mark, that the valve would be closed. After the valve is' closed becauses Long lake was at or over 1253.9, the value will be turned on when Long Lake is at or under 1253.7. If MN DNR or PCA have reasonable cause to believe pollutants or exotic species are in the waters of Jewett Lake, the valve shall be closed, upon the instructions of MN DNR or PCA. Mr. Terry Lejcher Re: Jewett Lake September 18, 1999 Page Three For example/ if Eurasian milfoil is in Jewett/ we do not want to be responsible for an infestation in Long Lake, or other downstream waters, reasonable cause, and determined by PCA and DNR rather than someone on Long Lake or Jewett Lake. But/ I believe there must be some Long Lake may want some other language added. Roviaw of the drawings by all interested parties. I am unsure why David Trites fell for this. John Krueger, from Long Lake, requested a continuance early in the meeting, either to the next meeting date or for fifteen minutes. I did not have a chance to respond until it was clear the commission wanted to table the application. Nor did Bill Kalar, but the drawings were always available at Land & Resource. 7. Proof of the volixno of water running through the pipo. I guess members were unwilling to accept the number of 4 cubic feet per second, when the pipe is full. I assume at 7 ^ inches (half full), it would be 2 cubic feet per second. I think Bill knows the 4 ciibic feet per second was close, but he did not comment. When this question came up, it was probably already clear the planning commission wanted to table the matter. 8. Raviow of the impaot and affect downstream (it was only Leona Zimmennan who brought this up). I believe they only need to know the insignificant effect it would have, discharge is 25 cubic feet per second, farther downstream it is 500 cubic feet per second, etc. 9. Long Lake's Impact on the wetlands lying between Jewett Lake and Long Lake. I imagine this is in response to the MPCA letter. It seems to me, the effect is nonexistent. The wetlands should be a natural filtering system, and would only improve the water entering Long Lake. There was also concern as to what sort of flow there is on the land, will it create a ditch? Will this affect the shoreline where the water enters Long Lake? Since the commission members did not walk the waterway down to Long Lake, they were somewhat ignorant. I will see if ASCS has any aerial photos which show the wetlands. 10. Provide updatod information, if possible, by October 6, to allow Long Lake residents to review it. 11. 09-22-1999. 10:09flM ■ FRUM HAUGRUD LAW-OFFICE TO -T--7367115 P.07 J Mr. Terry Lejcher Re; Jewett Lake September 18, 1999 Page Four :The above are the issues I wrote down at the end of the meeting when the planning commission tried to summarize the issues. I will get a copy of the minutes as soon as they are available. The more;xe can provide in writing, the better our chances may be. It gives the planning commission more time to review the matter prior to the next hearing, I think the planning commission was being cautious and deliberate in its approach, and would likely have tabled the matter even if you and Pat Reisenhower had attended. But I think we should still be optimistic because none of the commission members spoke against the proposal, and no one from Long Lake stood up and was .adamantly opposed to it. I do think it would be difficult to ever convince John Krueger and Judy Wick that the project is okay, and that is in part due to the location of their properties- If you cannot respond to all of PCA's concerns, please let me know. It might help if PCA confirms in writing that it has no concerns with the proposed project. Please contact me if you have any questions. t: Sincerely,] .1 Allen Haugrud, President Jewett Lake Association AH; enclosure I .V ! ■ 1 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMYST. PAUL DISTRICT. CORPS OF ENGINEERS ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS CENTRE 190 FIFTH STREET EAST ST. PAUL. MN S510M638 5October 14, 1999 ^REPLY TO ATTENTION OF mpiiI'tnConstruction-Operations Regulatory (00-00187-LAG)OOTi8M999 U\NB RESOURCEMr. Allen Haugrud Jewett Lake Association 125 South Mill StreetBox 697 I Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56538-0697 4 iii' Dear Mr. Haugrud: We have reviewed information about your project to construct an outlet from Jewett Lake. The project site is in Sec. 13, T. 134N., R. 43W., Otter Tail County, Minnesota. We believe that you will need a Department of the Army permit for this activity. Because we must notify certain other agencies about your project and provide them a reasonable opportunity to comment, our review for most projects may take at least 90 days. You can help expedite this procedure if you — Fill out the application completely and specifically. Please identify all work that would involve the discharge of dredged or fill material into waters of the United States, including wetlands. This includes the placement of riprap and outfall/intake structures. Send accurate drawings, including smaller, 8 1/2 by 11 inch, copies for our public notice. These drawings should include maps or plans which depict the routing the water would follow as it travels downstream. * ★ Please describe any alternatives considered when planning the project. potential sites and other methods of accomplishing the desired result. * This consideration should include other Our regulations often prevent issuance of permits- -when there are less-environmentally-damaging alternatives, avalilable.For instance, if the project involves placing fill in a,water or wetland, there may be a way to accomplish the project; purpose but without filling, or without filling as large an area. P'lnted Recycled Papei -2- If your project would include any temporary placement of excavated or fill material into a waterbody or wetland, you may also need authorization for that work, information in your permit application. You may also need state, county, and/or city permits for this project. Be sure to include that Please return this information as soon as possible. Replies may be addressed to the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, Regulatory Branch, 8896 East Gull Lake Drive Northwest, Brainerd, MN 56401-9051. If we do not hear from you within 30-days of this letter, we will assume that you are no longer interested in obtaining this permit, and we will close our file. If you have any questions, contact Leo A. Grabowski in our Brainerd office at (218) 829-8402. In any correspondence or inquiries, please refer to the Regulatory number shown above. Sincerely, Char M. Hauger Chief, Regulatory Branch Otter Tail Land and Resourcescc: DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY ST. PAUL DIS-miCT. CORPS OF ENGINEERS ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS CENTRE 190 FIFTH STREET EAST ST. PAUL. MN 5S10I-1638 i rj m mNovember 4, 1999REPLY TO ATTENTION OF I )>.: Construction-Operations Regulatory (00-00187-LAG)WOV 3! 1989 Mr. Allen Haugrud Jewett Lake Association 125 South Mill Street Box 697 Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56538-0697 m !JiI Dear Mr. Haugrud: We have reviewed information about your project to place rock bedding material and riprap on the bed of Jewett Lake, the construction of an outfall structure and riprap in an adjacent wetland and the placement of fill material into 400 square feet of an isolated wetland. 134N., R. 43W., Otter Tail County, Minnesota. The project is located in Sec. 13, T. This work is authorized by the Department of the Army nationwide permit referenced below and described in the enclosures, provided the project does not reduce the elevation of Jewett Lake below the Minnesota DNR's ordinary high water elevation and the enclosed conditions are followed. This determination covers only your project as described If the design, location, or purpose of the project is changed, you should contact us to make sure the work would not result in a violation of Federal law. above. This verification is valid until Nationwide Permit (NWP) 26 NWP 26 will expire on January 5, 2000, or on the dateexpires. that Corps Headquarters issues the new NWPs as announced in the July 21, 1999, FEDERAL REGISTER, whichever comes first, subject to this verification will continue to be authorized under NWP 26 for one year after the expiration of NWP 26 if it has commenced or is under contract to commence on the date NWP 26 The work expires. It is your responsibility to ensure that the work complies with the terms of this letter and the enclosures, AND THAT YOU OBTAIN ALL REQUIRED STATE AND LOCAL PERMITS AND APPROVALS BEFORE YOU PROCEED WITH THE WORK. @ Racycisd PaperPrinted on 2 If you have any questions, contact Leo A. Grabowski in our Brainerd office at (218) 829-8402. In any correspondence or inquiries, please refer to the Regulatory number shown above. Sincerely, Char M. Hauger Chief, Regulatory Branch Enclosure(s) Determination: Nationwide Permit(s) (26) Otter Tail Land and ResourcesCopy furnished to: , f^Lake Water Quality Database Page 1 of2 Lake Water Quality DNR Lake TD number: 56-0877 Lake Name: JEWETT County: OTTER TAIL Location from nearest town: 10 MI N O FERGUS FALLS KSIhnesota Poilutlon Control Agency li This lake has a total surface area of 734 acres and hasI a maximum depth of 75 feet with the mean depth . being 23 feet. JEWETT lake is locateli in the CHF. North Central Hardwood Forests, ecoregion and the RRB. Red River, river basin. 1 Gii iry>y:;a Support for swimming: FS Point-source impacted: The exact location of this lake is degrees minutes seconds decimal degrees 462441 46.41139Latitude 960258 -96.04944Longitude Hydrologic Unit Code: 9020103 segment: Monitored or Evaluated: Monitored Pollution Data Mean total phosphorus : 23 (parts per bilhon - ppb) Number of total phosphorus measurements used to calculate mean: 20 Mean chlorophyll-a: 5.9 (ppb) Number of chlorophyll-a measurements used to calculate mean: 19 Mean Secchi disk: 3 (nieters) Number of Secchi disk readings to calculate mean: 19 Full Secchi Disk data is available on this lake Alkalinity: 319 (parts per milhon - ppm) file://D:\MyFiles\Chent-Matters\Office\JewettLake Assn\M...\lkwq95ReadFuU.ht 7/2/99 ■1 Page 2 of2>'Lake Water Quality Database iV !Number of alkalinity readings used to calculate mean: 12 ! Color: 9(Platinum-cob^t Units) Number of Color Readings used to calculate color: 12 Carlson's trophic state index based on TP=14.42 IN (TP)+4.15:49 | Carlson's trophic state index based on CHLA = 9.81 In (CHLA)+30.6: 48 i Carlson's trophc state index based on SDM = 60- 14.41 In (SDM): 44 Average of all available index values: 47 trophic status alpha: Ml alkalinity support - is the lake threatened by acid rain? I, I FS i Percentile rank of TP concentration for that ecoregion: 90 Percentile rank of CHLA for that ecoregion: 85 Percentile ranking ofTSI value based on all lakes in ecoregion: 81 T.ist of rankings for the CHF ecoregion. • 'I I Search | Index | Glossary | Ask MPCA | Home 1 i If you have suggestions on how we can improve our service to you, please drop us a note. If you have questions or problems, contact mailt6:iohn.abbott@pca.state.mn.us For more information about \Cnnesota, visit the Northstar Web site. MPGA 520 Lafayette Road, St. Paul, MN 55155-4194 Phone: 651-296-6300, 800-657-3864; 24-hour emergency number: 651-649-5451 or 800-422-0798 TTY: 651-282-5332, TTY 24-hour emergency number: 651-297-5353 or 800-627-3529 1 ! I 1 rfile://D:\MyFiles\Client-Matters\OfiSce\Jewett Lake Assn\M...\lkwq95ReadFull.ht 7/2/99 ,1 Page 1 of2Lake Water Quality Database . Lake Water Quality _______ DNR Lake ID number: 56-0784 Lake Name: LONG County: OTTER JAIL I Location from nearest town: 11 MI N O FERGUS FALLS fyfinn^sota Pollution Confrol Agency ! ll This lake has a total surfaice area of 753 acres and has a maximum depth of 73 feet with the mean depth being 26 feet, LONG lake is located in the CHF. North Central Hardwood Forests, ecore^on and the RRB, Red River, river basin. Support for swimming: FS Point-source impacted The exact location of this! lake is degrees ! minutes | seconds , decimal degrees 46.43167462554Latitude 960307 -96.05194Longitude Hydrologic Unit Code: 9020103 segment: Monitored or Evaluated: Monitored i Pollution Data Mean total'phosphorus : 25 (parts per billion - ppb) Number of total phosphorus measurements used to calculate mean: 12 Mean chlorophyll-a: 6.6 (ppb) Number of chlorophyll-a measurements used to calculate mean: 12 Mean Secchidisk: 2.8 (meters) Number of Secchi disk readings to calculate mean: 12 Full Secchi Disk data is available on this lake } i Alkalinity: 216 (parts per million - ppm) file://D:\MyFiles\Client-Matters\Office\Jewett Lake Asm\M.. .\lkwq95ReadFuU.ht 7/2/99 •r;! - Lake Water Quality Database Page 2 of2 Number of alkalinity readings used to calculate mean: 7 Color: 16(Platinum-cobalt Units) Number of Color Readings used to calculate color: 7 Carlson's trophic state index based on TP=14.42 IN (TP)+4.15:51 Carlson's trophic state index based on CHLA = 9.81 In(CHLA)+30.6: 49 Carlson's trophc state index based on SDM = 60- 14.41 In (SDM): 45 Average of all available index values: 48 trophic status alpha: M alkalinity support - is the lake threatened by acid rain? FS Percentile rank of TP concentration for that ecoregion: 85 Percentile rank of CHLA for that ecoregion: 82 Percentile ranking of TSI value based on all lakes in ecoregion: 77 List of rankings for the CHF ecoregion. I Search | Index 1 Glossary [ AskMPCA 1 Home | If you have suggestions on how we can improve our service to you, please drop us a note. If you have questions or problems, contact mailto:john.abbott@pca.state.nm.us For more information about Miimesota, visit the Northstar Web site. MPCA, 520 Lafayette Road, St. Paul, MN 55155-4194 Phone: 651-296-6300, 800-657-3864; 24-hour emergency number: 651-649-5451 or 800-422-0798 TTY: 651-282-5332, TTY 24-hour emergency number: 651-297-5353 or 800-627-3529 file://D:\MyFiles\Client-Matters\Office\JewettLake Assn\M...\lkwq95ReadFuU.ht 7/2/99 The MPCA Lake Water Quality Database -- SQL Version Page 1 of 56 \ Lake Water Quality Assessment Program Search Results2Minnesota Pollution ContTOi Agency To find out more information about the lake in question click on the Lake number(?ii "V LakelD number Lake Name Rank in Ecoregion 82-0046 SQUARE 99 77-0022 MONS 99 03-0304 BIGSUGARBUSH 99 56-0369 SDC 99 27-0179-02 LITTLE LONG (N. BAY 99 56-0328 LITTLE MCDONALD 99 ■; 03-0136 JUGGLER 99 i 49-0081 PINE 99 03-0383 LONG 98 86-0234 BASS 98 http:/^lue.pca.state.^m.us/cgi-bin/w3-msql/pca/lkwq95eco.html?ECO=CHF 7/9/99 Page 2 of 56The MPCA Lake Water Quality Database — SQL Version t 9856-0252 MIDDLE !I 56-0253 EAGLE 98 56-0360 ROSE 98 19-0042 MARCOTT (ORMAN’S)98 56-0386-03 BIG MCDONALD (W. MC 98 03-0358 FOX 97 56-0386-02 BIG MCDONALD (SE BA 97 56-0358 SCALP (LAKE SEVEN)97 56-0475 PICKEREL 97 73-0102 BIGWATAB 97 71-0040 SANDY 97 56-0386-01 BIG MCDONALD (N. BA 96 56-0303 MOLLYSTARK 96 34-0116 HENDERSON 96 http://blue.pca.state.mn.us/cgi-bin/w3-msql/pca/lkwq95eco.html?ECO=CHF 7/9/99 The MPCA Lake Water Quality Database -- SQL Version Page 3 of56 I 73-0092 SAGATAGAN 96 03-0269 nVE 96 19-0446 LAC LAVON 96 73-0249 SYLVIA 96 03-0500 MAUD 96 80-0011 SAND 96 21-0049 BURGEN 95 21-0123 IDA 95 73-0096 SGHUMAN 95 56-0245 DEVIL'S 95 77-0034 LITTLE SWAN 95 03-0657 TURTLE 95 56-0306 ELBOW 95 80-0039 SPIRIT 95 http://bliie.pca.state.mn.us/cgi-bin/w3-msql/pca/lkwq95eco.html7ECCNCHF 7/9/99 The MPCA Lake Water Quality Database — SQL Version Page 4 of 56 .i 86-0279 TWIN 95 21-0101 STONEY 94 82-0106 ELMO 94 56-0786 PELICAN 94 21-0105 LOTTIE (TAYLOR)94 27-0137 CHRISTMAS 94 86-0289 SYLVIA 94 86-0193 MARY 93 56-0304 UNNAMED 93 49-0127 SHAMINEAU 93 56-0695 HEILBERGER 93 03-0286 COTTON 93 03-0363 CURFMAN 93 http://blue.pca.state.nm.us/cgi-bin/w3-msql/pca/lkwq95eeo.html?ECO=CHF 7/9/99 The MPCALake Water Quality Database -- SQL Version Page 5 of 56 9356-0768 nSH 9321-0103 COWDRY 21-0095 NORTH UNION 93 9303-0328 WHITE EARTH 9273-0076 GOODNERS 03-0602 MIDDLE CORMORANT 92 56-0238 CLITHERALL 92 9121-0092 MARY 56-0378-01 EAST LOST (N. BAY)91 02-0091 GEORGE 91 9171-0001 TWIN LAKES 86-0233 SUGAR 91 9149-0015 LONG 56-0242 OTTER TAIL 91 http://blue.pca.state.mn,us/cgi-bin/w3-msql/pca/lkwq95eco.html?ECO=CHF 7/9/99 Page 6 of 56The MPCA Lake Water Quality Database — SQL Version 9182-0014 LITTLE CARNELIAN 34-0066 LONG 91 56-0781 SWAN 91 27-0133-04 MINNETONKA(ST.ALBAN 91 86-0171 EMBER 91 03-0659 SAND(STUMP)91 73-0004 LONG 91 9127-0047 BUSH 21-0052 GENEVA 91 61-0149 SIGNALNESS (MOUNTN) 91 56-0747-01 LIDA (MAIN BASIN)91 8903-0503 EUNICE 03-0576 BIG CORMORANT 89 03-0159 ELBOW 89 http://blue.pca.state.mn.us/egi-bin/w3-msql/pca/lkwq95eco.html?ECO=CHF 7/9/99 'I'i The MPCALake Water Quality Database r- SQL Version Page 7 of 56 21-0106-01 LATOKA (NORTH BAY) 89 73-0038 CARNELIAN 89 47-0119 MINNIE-BELLE 89 60-0202 SARAH 89 49-0079 ALEXANDER 89 73-0123 LOWER SPUNK 88 71-0167 UNNAMED (ROUND)88 03-0475 MELISSA 88 70-0011 UNNAMED (MINNREG) 88 03-0575 LEIF 88 56-0388 LONG 88 56-0240 BLANCHE 88 56-0138 EAST BATTLE 88 http://blue.pca.state.mn.us/cgi-bin/w3-nisql/pca/Ikwq95eco.html?ECO=CHF 7/9/99 Page 8 of 56Ttie MPCA Lake Water Quality Database -- SQL Version 8856-0116-02 EAST LEAF (MIDDLE) 8882-0045 CLEAR 8782-0167 WHITEBEAR 8686-0011 CHARLOTTE 8677-0007 MOUND 8686-0053 PULASKI 8603-0287 PICKERAL 34^0079 GREEN 86 8656-0239 WEST BATTLE 8621-0083 MILTONA 8521-0057 CARLOS 8571-0069 ANN 27-0089-01 SHADY OAK (N. BAY)85 77-0149-01 LONG (MAIN BASIN)85 7/9/99http://blue.pca.state.nm.us/cgi-biii/w3-msql/pca/lkwq95eco.litml?EGG=CHF Page 9 of 56The MPCA Lake Water Quality Database -- SQL Version 03-0127 BASS 85!,i 56-0570 BASS 85 60-0144 BREEZE 85 56-0747-02 LIDA (SOUTH ARM)85 61-0092 HOFF 85 49-0019 ROUND 85 82-0130 LONG 85 73-0128 MIDDLE SPUNK 85 73-0118 PELICAN 85 27-0133-03 MINNETONKA (CARSONS 85 34-0142 GEORGE 85 73-0144 PIRZ 85 03-0010 STRAIGHT 85 27-0133-01 MINNETONKA (GRAYS B 85 http://blue.pca.state.mn.us/cgi-bin/w3-msql/pca/lkwq95eco.html?ECO=CHF 7/9/99 The MPCA Lake Water Quality, Database — SQL Version Page 10 of 56 60-0217 UNION 83 21-0056 LE HOMME DIEU 83 82-0080 HALFBREED 83 82-0049 BIG CARNELIAN 83 03-0155 ROUND 83 86-0146 IDA 83 56-0385 STAR 81 02-0089 ROUND 81 ■?, 03-0180 NORTH TWIN 81 56-0877 JEWETT 81 86-0068 MUD 81 56-0382 TWIN LAKES 81 ! 27-0152 HALF MOON 81 http:/^lue.pca.state.mn.us/cgi-bin/w3-msql/pca/lkwq95eco.html?ECO=CHF 7/9/99 , The MPCA Lake Water Quality Database -- SQL Version Page 11 of 56 8127-0120 COOK ■I 77-0149-02 LONG (SOUTH BAY)81 30-0043 FANNIE 81 77-0128 HORSESHOE 81 70-0010 MURPHY 81 33-0003 nVE 81 19-0153 UNNAMED (HEINE LK) 81 56-0759 FRANKLIN 81 86-0134 MAPLE 81 56-0749 CRYSTAL 81 73-0200 KORONIS 81 21-0054 VICTORIA 81 73-0147 NORTH BROWNS 81 02-0106 NORRIS 81 http://blue.pca.state.mn.us/cgi-bin/w3-msql/pca/lkwq95eco.html?ECO=CHF 7/9/99 Page 12 of 56- The MPCA Lake Water Quality Database — SQL Version 8027-0016 HARRIET 8003-0163 LIZZY 8049-0140 CEDAR 8061-0037 LINKA 7956-0449 PLEASANT 7930-0135 SPECTACLE 03-0153 ISLAND 79 27-0035-02 SWEENEY-TWIN (TWIN 79 7849-0056 ROUND 7847-0002 FRANCIS 44-0169 LITTLEVANOSE 78 14-0030 FIFTEEN 78 49-0137 FISH TRAP 78 82-0052 BIGMARINE 78 http://blue.pca.state.mn.us/cgirbin/w3-msql/pca/lkwq95eco.html?ECO=CHF 7/9/99 Page 13 of 56- .The MPCA Lake Water Quality Database — SQL Version 7844-0003 TULABY 7803-0350 BUFFALO 27-0147-02 PETER (NORTH BAY)78 62-0061 TURTLE 78 61-0064 AMELIA 78 73-0117 BIG SPUNK 78 62-0040 WILLOW 78 73-0106 BIGHSH 78 73-0156 BECKER 78 21-0079 MAPLE 78 19-0076 MCDONOUGH 77 56-0784 LONG 77 21-0145 CHIPPEWA 77 56-0191-01 STUART (MAIN BASIN) 76 http://blue.pca.state.mn.us/cgi-bm/w3-msql/pca/lkwq95eco.html?ECO=CHF 7/9/99 Minnesota Pollution Control Agency - L^e Water Quality Project Acrony.. Page 1 of 14 V Lake Water Quality Acronym DefinitionsRjftnitesota Pollution Contis Agency Si Lake ID: Minnesota Department of Natural Resources lake identification number. These numbers are taken from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, 1968 pubhcation, "Bulletin 25 : An Inventory of Miimesota Lakes." It is a six-digit code with the first two digits indicating the county and the next four the lake number. These numbers are used for storing/retrieving data in STORET. Lakes with a 01,02, etc. sufBx indicates that the lake has been divided into "bays" for data storage and assessment purposes. The subsequent area is an estimate for the bay. (Example: Lake ID=01- 0123-01 indicates: Anoka County, Cedar Lake, main basin.) m <?!^ary Hydrologic Unit Code The 8-character federal code identifying the Cataloguing Unit, the smallest of the different hydrologic units. The coding is hierarchical with a 2-character region, a 4-character subregion, a 6- character accounting unit and an 8-character cataloguing unit. Segment - the RFl segment number if on an RFl reach, a transient PCA segment number if off. RFl is EPA Reach File #1, an inventory of stream segments, on "ON" if on an RFl segment, "OFF" if not ME: Monitored or evaluated. Any lake with total phosphorus, chlorophyll-a, or Secchi transparency data collected between 1970-1995, and stored under MPCA's agency code 21MINNL in STORET is included in this assessment. Lakes were classified into one of two categories for this data assessment. "M" imphes monitored and indicates that summer (June through September) data collected between 1985 and 1995 was available for that lake. "E" imphes evaluated. This indicates that data for this lake was collected between 1970-1984. Nonsummer total phosphorus measurements http .//blue .pea. state .mn.us/pca/lkwq9 5 aero .html 7/9/99 Minnesota Pollution Control Agency - Lake Water Quality Project Acrony*. Page 2 of 14 may also be included in this category. Overall, approximately 1,900 lakes are included in this assessment - 1,237 with "monitored" data and 633 with "evaluated" data. ALK: Alkalinity (parts per million - ppm). Alkalinity is measured in mg/L as CaC03 . It represents a measure of a solution's ability to buffer or neutralize acids. Lakes in areas of calcareous till will have higher alkalinity than those on noncalcareous bedrock. Water with alkalinity less than about 75 mg/L could be considered soft; 76-150 moderately hard; 151-300 hard; and greater than 300 very hard. Alkalinity has also been used as a basis for estimating sensitivity to acid precipitation. For this purpose, lakes with alkalinity values less than 5 to 10 mgA-, could be considered potentially sensitive to acid precipitation based on current levels of deposition across Minnesota. Color (Platinum-cobalt Units). As measured against a platinum-cobalt standard (PCU or Pt-Co units), can give an indicated of the relative amount of dissolved organic matter in the water. High coloration, or "bog stain" as it is referred to, is usually caused by runoff from wetlands or forested lands. At high values, color may interfere with the expected phosphorus-chlorophyll-Secchi relationship of a lake. Li general, values between 0-20 are considered clear, 21-50 indicated moderate coloration, 51-100 are considered colored, and values greater than 100 can be considered highly colored; Based on data from the ecoregion reference, lakes color begins to influence the phosphorus-chlorophyll-Secchi relationships above about 50 Pt-Co units, and may strongly influence the relationship above 100 Pt-Co units. In highly colored lakes, transparency and chlorophyll values are often lower than would be expected from the phosphorus values. BS: The major river basin that the lake is located in. • UMB = Upper Mississippi • LMB = Lower Mississippi http://blue.pca.state.mn.us/pca/lkwq95aero.html 7/9/99 Mjimesota Pollution Control Agency - Lake Water Quality Project Acrony.. Page 3 of 14 • MNB = Minnesota River • RRB = Red River • RAB = Rainy River • LSB = Lake Superior • CDB = Cedar and Des Moines • MOB = Missouri • SCB = St. Croix m ¥m K- P a IS mK>'.aiiiil fk i«,CwhWwr ^umgaagitaf mmwiiaci«»i» Uwwf liwiwi^ia' Ww WMBUtiBwtr ^CsdarMMT ^ Dm WoMti^Mr 1 w(E53L ■mM ' 1 Minnesota is characterized by nine major drainage basins. The Water Quality Division (WQD) of the MPCA is using the major river basins as a basis for focusing permitting, monitoring and other WQD activities. Basin plans will be developed for each basin over the next several years. The ecoregion framework will be used in conjunction with the basin approach to evaluate lake condition. REGION: Ecoregion. • NLF = Northern Lakes and Forests • CHF = North Central Hardwood Forests • NGP = Northern Glaciated Plains • WCP= Western Com Belt Plains • RRV = Red River Valley • DA = Driflless Area • NMW = Northern Minnesota Wetlands 7/9/99http://blue.pca.state.mn.us/pca/lkwq95acro.html Minnesota Pollution Control Agency - Lake Water Quality Project Acrony.. Page 4 of 14 •■SS S' A ■." % ^ NdrtKwAUMilitdfo^ ViMomCoin BeftPMm : MMuMiGSki&idadPWi* Si.' ' ' e»»w»>» f'lMII t liii One means for placing lake water quality information in perspective is to compare summer mean values to those found in reference lakes from the same ecoregion in which the lake is located. Ecoregions were mapped for the United States from information on soils, landform, potential natural vegetation, and land use by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Additional Definitions and Information About the Data Secchi Disk. A metal disk-type instrument that is used as a visual guide for measuring lake water transparency. Ecoregion Reference Lakes: For Minnesota, within- region similarities in terms of quahty and lake morphometric characteristics have been noted. Reference lakes, deemed to be representative and minimally impacted by man (e.g., not point source wastewater discharges, no large urban areas in the watershed, etc.) 7/9/99http:/Mue.pca.state.mn.us/pca/lkwq95acro.html were sampled in each ecoregion by the MPCA from 1985 through 1988. The reference lake database consists of approximately 90 lakes distributed as follows among the four ecoregions within the majority of Minnesota's lakes: Northern Lakes and Forests - 30; Northern Central Hardwood Forest - 38; Western Com Belt Plains -12; and Northern Glaciated Plains -10. Data from the reference lakes can be used as a "yardstick" to compare other data against. Table 2 provides a range of summer mean values for each parameter and each ecoregion. These values were taken from the "inter-quartile range" (25th to 75th percentile) of the reference lakes for each region. By using these values, we have excluded the very low values (lower than 25 percent) and the very high values (upper 25 percent) and thus, have a range of values that represent the central tendency of the reference lake's water quahty. If your lake is near the transition zone of two ecoregions it is often useful to make comparisons to reference lakes from both ecoregions. lyliimesota Pollution Control Agency - Lake Water Qu^ty Project Acrony.. Page 5 of 14 Rankings. All rankings are in terms of percentile. Rankings are conducted by ecoregion. M general, as trophic state increases, moving from ohgotrophy to eutrophy (e.g.^ phosphoms and chlorophyll increase and Secchi transparency decreases), the percentile r^iking decreases. For example, a phosphorus concentration of 10 ppb (which is equivalent to a Carlson TSI of 37) corresponds to &e 90th percentile in the Northern Lakes and Forests Table 1. In other words, this concentration is lower than 90 percent of the assessed lakes in this ecoregion. In contrast, a phosphoms concentration of 50 ppb (Carlson TSI=60) would rank at the 10th percentil for the Northern Lakes and Forests which imhes that this concentration is lower than 10 percent of the assessed lakes. The percentile ranking should be evaluated relative to the number of lakes assessed in the ecoregion (Table 1). For example, in the Northern Lakes and Forest ecoregion, phosphorus concentrations are available for 619 lakes (Table IL If new TSI values are calculated for a lake (e.g., based on more recent data than this assessment), a new ranking for the lake may be estimated from Table 1. A statewide ranking is also included based http;/^lue.pca.state.mn.us/pca/lkwq95acro.html 7/9/99 Miimesota Pollution Control Agency - Lake Water Quality Project Acrony.. Page 6 of 14 on this data set. Trophic State Index - The individual trophic state indexes (TSI) are very useful for understanding the relationship of total phosphorus, chlorophyll, and transparency for a given lake fFigure IL and provide more information on the trophic condition and regional ranking than the mean TSI. If the individual TSI values for a lake do not correspond fairly closely (e.g., within 5 TSI units), then the individual values should be inspected and particular attention should be paid to the number of observations used to calculate the mean values. The following notes may be helpful in this regard: • If one index value is based on numerous measures while the other(s) is based on a single measure, then the former is probably the better indicator of trophic state. • If there is only a single measurements for each index vdue, the TSP (Carlson's trophic state index based on TP=14.42 In (TP) +4.15 should be favored as it provides an estimate of the "potential" trophic status of a lake. • TSS (Carlson's trophic state index based on SDM=60-14.41 In (SDM) or TSC (Carlson's trophic state index based on CHLA=9.81 In (CHLA) +30.6 values based on single observations should be viewed with caution. • Lakes dominated by large colonial algae, such as Aphanizomenon sp., may have high transparencies (low TSI) relative to the phosphorus concentration. • Lakes with extensive macrophyte growth may have higher transparency and lower chlorophyll-a (lower TSIs) than expected based on the phosphorus concentration. • Regional patterns (i.e., percentile rankings) may also give an indication as to which index value is a better reflection of the trophic status of a lake. • This data base may not provide an accurate estimate of the current trophic status of a given lake because of the number of observations or the age of http:/^lue.pca.state.mn.us/pca/lkwq95acro.html 7/9/99 Minnesota Pollution Control Agency - Lake Water Quality Project Acrony.. Page 7 of 14 the data. In particular, those labeled as "evaluated" should be viewed with caution since the data may be over ten years old. • If more current data is available for a lake, or if data is available for a lake that is not included in the appendix, then the appendix data and the Table (i.e., TSIs and rankings) can be used to place the condition of the lake in perspective relative to other lakes in a given ecoregion. Minnesota Lake Phosphorus Criteria Development - Because of regional diversity in lake and watershed characteristics, it was unlikely that a single total phosphorus value could be adopted as a statewide criterion for lake protection in Minnesota. Rather, a methodology was needed for developing lake water quahty criteria on a regional or lake-specific basis. The methodology for estabhshing lake water quahty criteria in Minnesota considered the following: • Phosphorus impacts on lake condition^ as measured by chlorophyll-a, bloom frequency, transparency, and hypolimnetic oxygen depletion. • Impacts on lake user, aesthetics, recreation, fisheries, water supply, etc. • Attainability, as related to watershed characteristics, regional phosphorus export values, lake morphometry, etc. Previous papers have described the range in the trophic status of lakes in Minnesota and the utility of the ecoregion framework in explaining some of this variabihty. Ecoregion maps, as developed by EPA ERL- Corvalhs, are based on land use, soils, land form and potential natural vegetation. Recognizing patterns in lake trophic status between these regions has permitted the development of some generalized lake management strategies. Minnesota is characterized by seven ecoregions (Figure 1). However, over 98 percent of Minnesota’s lakes are found in four of the state's seven ecoregions. Typical http://blue.pca.state.mn.us/pca/lkwq95acro.html 7/9/99 Minnesota Pollution Control Agency - Lake Watef Quality Project Acrony.. Page 8 of 14 • H land use varies from the forests in the north to the primary cultivated land and pastures in the south. The ecoregion framework provides a regional perspective on the use of lakes in each part of the state and allows for the definition of "most sensitive uses" in each region. The MPCA has defined the "most sensitive use" of a lake as that use (or uses) that can be affected or even lost a result of an increase in the trophic status of the lake. Two examples include drinking water supphes and cold-water fisheries. In the c^e of drinking water supphes, eutrophication can increase water treatment costs, contribute to taste and odor problems and increase production of trihalomethanes during the treatment process. In a cold-water fishery, increased nutrient loading will reduce oxygen in the hypolimnion, and cold- water species may die off as these populations are driven into warmer surface waters. Table 3 presents some of the most sensitive lake uses for each ecoregion. Lakes corresponding to some of these categories have been specifically identified in Minn. R. ch. 7050,0470, subp. 1-8 (1980), and include designations for; • Domestic consumption • Fisheries and recreation (as defined in Chapter 7050.0220, subp. 3.2), whereby Class A specifically refers to waters designated for the propagation and maintenance of warm or cold- water fish, which lake trout lakes specifically identified in Chapter 7050.0420. Once uses have been defined for a lake, in a given region, appropriate management strategies may be a given use (phosphorus goal) may vary between regions and should reflect user expectations and regional variation in attainable lake trophic state. For example, drinking water supphes in the Northern Lakes and Forests ecoregion are typically characterized http:/^lue.pca.state.^m.us/pca/lkwq95acro.html 7/9/99 1 Minnesota Pollution Control Agency - Lake Water Quality Project Acrony.. Page 9 of 14 as oligotrophic to mesotrphic in nature. The cost of treating these waters to produce potable water is much less than water obtained form eutrophic lakes in central and southern Minnesota. These treatments have included extensive in-lake application of copper sulfate to reduce algal blooms and the use of potassium permanganate and activated carbon in the treatment plants to reduce taste and odor. Even with these treatments, taste and odor complaints are common among users of these water supphes. Management strategies for water supplies should focus on decreasing the frequency and intensity of algal blooms Regional patterns and user perceptions must be considered when managing lakes for primary contact recreation and aesthetics. For example, a lake in the Western Com Belt Plains ecoregion with Secchi transparency in the 1.5 to 2.0 meter range would be considered to have only "minor aesthetic problems," and would support swimming. In contrast, a lake in the Northern Lakes and Forests ecoregion with this transparency would be deemed "swimming impaired." Using this information in conjunction with regional patterns in lake trophic state, morphometry, etc. appropriate phosphorus management goals may be set. For the Nortiiem Lakes and Forests, an appropriate phosphorus goal to fully support swimmable uses would be less than 30 u^, while in the Western Com Belt Plains a phosphorus goal of 40 ug/L would be required. However, only a few lakes in the WCBP can achieve a phosphoms concentration less than 40 ug/L and, thus, a more reasonableigoal maybe "partial support" of swimmable use, which corresponds to a phosphoms concentration less than 90 ug/L. The phosphoms criteria provide a basis for goal setting and prioritization. For example, lakes currently at or below the criteria for their ecoregions will typically support the specified use. These lakes should be protected from increases in phosphorus concentration, beyond natmal variability, since even small increases can lead to increased algae blooms and decreased http://blue.pca.state.nm.us/pca/lkwq95acro.html 7/9/99 Minnesota Pollution Control Agency - Lake Water Quality Project Acrony.. Page 10 of 14 transparency. In most cases, these changes will be measurable and noticeable to long-time users of the resource. For those lakes above the criteria, the criteria can serve as goals for restoration. In fact, the recently revised Clean Water Partnership (CWP) Rule (Ch. 7076.0240 subp. 4c) notes for lakes in tibe C^\^ program, "for lakes, an in-lake phosphorus goal defined relative to the ecoregion criteria." In this case, the phosphorus criteria becomes the cornerstone for setting goals in these projects. This does not mean that the goals are simply apphed as written, but goals are developed through the Phase I process and in conjunction with local steering committees. This work is done in an ecoregion context and goals are set accordingly. Table 1. Minnesota Lake Water Quality Data Base Summary (1995). Distribution of Carlson TSI values and lake basin morphometry measurements by ecoregion (N=number of lakes). Northern Lakes and Forests (percentiles) 95ParameterN ■90 10755025 5 503Area (acres)1,014 21 39 91 227 1,410 2,530 10Depth, max, (feet)905 14 23 37 60 90 115 Depdi, mean (feet)33 4 8 24 4314 18 49 55619TSI-P 36 37 44 60 6350 54TSI-Chla 271 35 39 624348 64 50TSI-Secchi 847 34 36 563944 60 52TSI-Mean 1,024 35 37 41 47 57 60 North Central Hardwood Forests (percentiles) 90ParameterN95 75 50 1025 5 40Area (Acres)709 25 94 214 1,234 2,246540 Depth, max (feet)197 65 10 15 21 28 31 15 21Depth, mean (feet) 197 6 10 285 31 TSI-P 499 45 49 65 835573 88 62TSI-Chla 440 43 46 53 69 74 77 TSI-Secchi 713 40 42 47 54 62 70 73 http:/^lue.pca.state.mn.us/pca/lkwq95acro.html 7/9/99 Minnesota Pollution Control Agency - Lake Water Quality Project Acrony.. Page 11 of 14 ]|73^|4ll|^|4^|5n|66l74 ||60 |TSI-Meani Western Com Belt Plains (percentiles) 95 90 25ParameterN7550 10 5 Area (Acres)897099150 180 388 725 2,9901.776 Depth, max (feet)67 4835791730 Depth, mean (feet)25 4 4 5 10 147 15 65TSI-P 74 63 70 76 83 87 87 TSI-Chla 65 60 65 865771:75 82 TSI-Secchi 93 625657 70 73 8377 TSI-Mean 96 63 6759 73 77 81 84 Northern Glaciated Plains (percentiles) N 95 90 75 50 25 10Parameter 5 Area (acres)33 133 190 440 3,800 11,52877995 Depth, max (feet)22 7 9 185 5 14 25 Depth, min (feet)16 4 4 5 7 8 11 11 27 58 80 92TSI-P 71 75 86 92 TSI-Chla 23 58 58 64 67 71 77 78 TSI-Secchi 32 56 635152 69 73 77 33 67TSI-Mean 57 62 71 7973 81 Statewide (percentiles) 90N95 75 50Parameter 25 10 5 Area (acres)96 5361,857 24 41 231 1,418 2,530 Depth, max (feet)1,597 10 19 33 55 80 1007 14Depth, mean (feet)14272458 20 28 1,226 37 41 48 68TSI-P 55 79 84 TSI-Chla 806 6839424858 74 77 TSI-Secchi 381,695 36 43 49 59 67 73 TSI-Mean 1,900 37 39 44 51 60 70 75 Table 2. Ecoregion Lake Data Base Water Quality Summary (Summer http://blue.pca.state.mn.us/pca/lkwq95acro.html 7/9/99 Minnesota Pollution Control Agency - Lake Water (Quality Project Acrony.. Page 12 of 14 Average Water Quality Characteristics for Lakes by Ecoregion)* Northern Glaciated Plains Northern Lakes and Forests North Central Hardwood Forests Western Com Belt Plains Parameter Total Phosphorus (ug/L)23-5014-27 130-25065-150 Chlorophyll mean <10 5-22 30-80 30-55(ug/L Chlorophyll maximum (ug/L)<15 7-37 60-140 40-90 Secchi Disk (feet) (meters> 8-15 4.9-10.5 (1.5-3.2) 1.6-3.3 (0.5-1.0) 1.0-3.3 (0.3-1.0)(2.4-4.6) Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen (mg/1) <0.75 <0.60-1.2 1.3-2.7 1.8-2.3 Nitrite + Nitrate- N <0.01 <0.01 0.01-0.02 0.01-0.1 (mg/1) Alkalinity (mg/1)40-140 75-150 125-165 160-260 Color (Pt-Co Units)_____10-35 10-20 15-25 20-30 7.2-8.3pH(SU)8.6:8.8 8.2-9.0 8.3-8.6 Chloride (mg/1)<2 4-10 13-22 11-18 Total Suspended Solids (mg/1)_______ <1-2 1-2 3-9 5-15 Total Suspended Inorganic Sohds (mg/1)________ <1-2 1-2 3-9 5-15 Turbidity (NTU)<2 1-2 3-8 6-17 Conductivity (umhos/cm)50-250 300-400 300-650 640-900 TN:TP ratio 25:1-35:1 25:1-35:1 17:1-27:1 7:1-18:1 ♦Based on interquatile range (25th-75th percentile) for ecoregion reference lakes. Derived in part from http://blue.pca.state.mn.us/pca/lkwq95acro.html 7/9/99 Minnesota Pollution Control Agency - Lake Water Quality Project Acrony.. Page 13 of 14 Heiskary, S.A. and C.B. Wilson (1990). Table 3. Minnesota Lake Phosphorus Criteria PEcoregionMost Sensitive Use Criteria drinking water supply cold water fishery primary contact recreation and aesthetics <15 ug/L <15 ug/L <30 ug/1 Northern Lakes and Forests drinking water supply primary contact recreation (fiill support> (partial support)_______ <40 ug/L Western Com Belt Plains <40 ug/L <90 ug/L Northern Glaciated Plains primary contact recreation and aesthetics (partial support) _________________________<90 ug/L Figure 1. Carlson’s Trophic State Index (R E. Carlson) TSI < 30 Classical Ohgotrophy: Clear water^ oxygen throughout the year in the hypolimnion, salmonid fisheries in deep lakes. TSI 30 - 40 Deeper lakes still exhibit classical ohgotrophy, but some shallower lakes will become anoxic in the hypolimnion during the summer. TSI 40 - 50 Water moderately clear, but increasing probabihty of anoxia in hypolimnion during summer. TSI 50 - 60 Lower boundary of classical eutrophy: Decreased transparency, anoxic hypolimnia during the summer, macrophyte problems evident, warm-water fisheries only. TSI 60 - 70 Dominance of blue-green algae, algal scunw probable, extensive macrophyte problems. TSI 70 - 80 Heavy algal blooms possible throughout the summer, dense macrophyte beds, but extent limited by fight penetration. Often would be classified as hypereutrophic. TSI > 80 Algal scums, summer fish kills, few macrophytes, dominance of rough fish. http://blue.pca.state.mn.us/pca/lkwq95acro.html 7/9/99 r Minnesota Pollution Control Agency - Lake Water Quality Project Acrony.. Page 14 of 14 : OLlBOnOEHIC HSTESsimomicuEsononacSVXROPHIC 20 30 33 40 43 30 53 60 63 70 73 80 TROPHIC STAIR INDER 13 10 8 7 6 3 4 3 OJ3L3____1 0.3 TRAHSTARRHCT (METERS) ILL 1 a 3 4 3 7 10 IS M 3p 40 60 80 100 130CHLOROPKnX-A (FPB) 3 7 10 13 30 23 30 40 30 60 80 100 130 TOTAL PHOSPHORUS (PPB) After Moore, 1. ondK. Thornton, [Ed.] 1988. Lake and Reservoir Restoration Guidance Manual. USEPA>EPA 440/5-88-002. I Search | Index | Ask MPCA | Home [ This document was last updated January 30, 1997 If you have suggestions on how we can improve our service to you, please drop us a note. If you have questions or problems, contact webmaster@pca.state.mn.us For more information about Minnesota, visit the Northstar Web site. MPCA, 520 Lafayette Road, St. Paul, MN 55155-4194 Phone: 651-296-6300, 800-657-3864; 24-hour emergency number: 651-649-5451 or 800-422-0798 TTY: 651-282-5332, TTY 24-hour emergency number: 651-297-5353 or 800-627-3529 http:/^lue.pca.state.mn.us/pca/lkwq95acro.lltml 7/9/99 V Minnesota Department of Natural Resources DNR WATERS 1221 FIR AVENUE EAST FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 218-739-7576 June 24,1999 D cnUJm § Al Haugrud, President Jewett Lake Property Owners Association Haugrud Law Office 105 East Lincoln Avenue Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Dear Al: JEWETT LAKE (56-877P), OTTER TAIL COUNTY As you requested, oior surface hydrology section has done some calculations to determine what the impact on Long Lake would be if a 15 inch PVC siphon would be used to outlet Jewett Lake. If Long Lake were at the level of the top of the stoplogs, the Jewett Lake discharge would eventually raise Long Lake about 2 inches. If Long Lake were at the Ordinary High Water Level (about 0.4 feet above the runout elevation), the Jewett Lake discharge would eventually raise Long Lake about 0.75 inches. The discharge will be something less than 4 cubic feet per second. The impact of course is very minimal. Sincerely, Terren^R. Lejcher Area Hydrologist TRL/lb Region I Waters Dave Mandelke c: ! DNR Information; 651-296-6157 • 1-888-646-6367 • TTY; 651-296-5484 • 1-800-657-3929 An Equal Opponunity Employer Who Values Diversity o Primed on Recycled Paper Containing a Minimum, of 10% Post-Consumer Waste ■ »- Jewett Lake Otter Tail County (56-0877 00) RECORDED HATER LEVELS 1268.8 1267.0 1266.8 1265.0 1264.8 1263.0 1989 1991 1993 1995 1997 1999 Planning Commission October 13.1999 Page 5 Planning Commission October 13, 1999 Page 6 Motion: A Motion by Lachowitzer, second by Lachowitzer to table to October 20, 1999 as requested. Voting: All members in favor, except Olson. Paul & Dianne Beckman - Tabled To November 10. 1999: A Conditional Use Permit Application to construct a cul-de-sac off a new Township Road that is to be built in the fall of 1999. This would provide access to wooded lakeshore for future development of single family lots. The road will be constructed to County Specs. The property is described as Pt Gov Lot 6 & NE% of SWVi , Section 20 of Sverdrup Township, Nonvay Lake (56-569), RD. Discussion - “Krueger Addition’’/Star Lake (56-385): Terry Anderson (surveyor) discussed with the Commission a letter received by the Kruegers from the DNR. This letter (copy on file) identified their approval of lake access/aquatic vegetation removal for each lotMotion From September 15. 1999: A motion by Trites, second by Estes to table (at the Applicants’ request) to October 13, 1999 to allow Applicant time to get a surveyor’s drawing prepared which provides the following information: 1. The location of the ordinary high water level (setback from OHWL to road to be verified). 2. Location of wetlands. 3. Identify property lines. Tabling will also, to allow time for the Applicant to consider filing the Preliminary Plat and the Conditional Use Application for the road simultaneously. Motion: A motion by Trites, second by Schwartz to require the lake access/aquatic vegetation removal approval from the DNR be included on the Final Plat as a note (In lieu of the previous motion requiring “the shared designated lake accesses be recorded as depicted on the preliminary plat for Lots 1-10; the new Lot 11 may have its own lake access and the new Lots 12 & 13 must share a lake access”) and in the protective covenants. A letter from the Applicants was read requesting the Application be tabled to the November Meeting.Voting: All members in favor. Motion: A motion by Trites, second by Bergerud to table to November 10, 1999 as requested.Adjourn: A motion by Lachowitzer, second by Maske to adjourn at 10:15 P.M., the next meeting is scheduled for October 20, 1999. Voting: All members in favor. Respectfully submitted. Jewett Lake Association - Tabled To October 20,1999: A Conditional Use Permit Application to install a 15” water pipe to drain Jewett Lake down to it’s Ordinary High Water Mark, through two natural settling basins (natural wateroray) eventually ending up in Long Lake (56-784). The property is described as Pt of GL 1, 2 & 3, Section 13, Elizabeth Township (Property owners being Gary & Ruth Hanson, James & Janet Kapitan, Elnora Carlson, Edwin & Ruth Carlson and Glen & Selma Erickson), Jewett Lake (56-877), GD, Marsha Bowman Recording Secretary Motion From September 15. 1999: A motion by Trites, second by Estes to table (at the Applicant’s request) to October 13, 1999 for additional information (to be submitted to the Land & Resource Office by October 6. 1999 - to allow Long Lake residents time to review) including but not limited to: 1. Expert analysis of the potential impact this project would have on the water quality of both lakes. 2. Review of the potential impact on the water level of Long Lake. 3. Reconsideration of the riprap as opposed to the proposed retaining wall and its vulnerability of the pipe inlet as proposed. 4. An engineers plan being submitted, including their signature. 5. A written policy regarding the operation of the controls. 6. Determination/confirmation on the discharge flow rates and an assessment of the impact on the interior wetlands. 7. Determination of the impact on Onrvell Dam, if any. A letter from the Applicant was read requesting the Application be tabled to October 20, 1999. I t 5i. ■■ *1 I^TyAT OI' EMUy^lE 134- North,, Raii^e XIJII ’West of tlw Fifth Principal Meridian. OTTER TAIL COUNTY MINN. Town.slii])WAIINKH «r rOOTK Scnlo 2 Iitclieif to Mile I.^4-.-A .'/■* I vX I I J y.V.j•/•njrifff'L\rm .r/Untty ./Cutlvily i'uiUyCcterjfun I i UmhiffU70T y/.y» I 40.0X \_a».4S- •r^yj Jt-74 ,34-tt ,• /alohn.ihi\fh-H Iq Vmj,lUtxhf-r Teirv'!Xfihyyjsir./ihrth I.Vt J* jWiiCM JLyiCnlfni/tiL- ■ . 'Y^I?^ V.'-Vj ■Tf, e.y ij JL. 'art 4SA$SLIt'if. OvimeifttlfL.-ffl/.y/ LTS. Oov tl\it hfH ttio■m.i'tirw/. 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