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BCOL Advisory Council Agenda Packet 04-06-2018BCOL ADVISORY COUNCIL AGENDA: April 6, 2018 BERTRAM CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL PARK ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA C H A I N O F C FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 2018 H A N D F LAKES 8:00 A.M. REGIONAL PARK BERTRAM LAKES CHALET 9842 Briarwood Ave. NE 1. Call to Order and Introductions 2. Consideration of Approving Minutes From March 2, 2018 3. Consideration of adding to and approving the agenda 4. Campground Design Process — Review Potential Modifications 5. Single-track Mountain Bike Trail Construction — Contracts and Schedule 6. Bertram Blast —Special Use Permit 7. Eagle Scout Project— Demolition of Old Long Lake Overlook 8. 2018 Summer Programs and Events Updates 9. Friends of Bertram Update 10. Discussion of Added Items 11. Schedule Next Meeting —? 12. Adjourn DRAFT MINUTES BERTRAM CHAIN OF LAKES REGIONAL PARK ADVISORY COUNCIL Friday, March 2, 2018, 8:00 a.m. Bertram Lakes Chalet Members Present: Lynn Anderson, Mark Daleiden. Martyn Dibben, Joe Dockendorf, Bill Fair, Tom Jahnke, Jim Lindberg, Wes Olson, Scott Peterson, Darek Vetsch Members Absent: Jim Hayes, Brian Stumpf Staff Present: Brad Harrington, Marc Mattice, Ann Mosack, Tom Pawelk, Angela Schumann 1. Call to Order and Introduction. Chair Martyn Dibben called the meeting to order at 8:05 a.m. and declared a quorum. Lynn Anderson was introduced as the new representative from the Monticello Parks & Recreation Commission and Joe Dockendorf was introduced as the new interim representative from the Monticello School District. 2. Consideration of approving minutes from January 5, 2018. MARK DALEIDEN MOVED TO APPROVE MINUTES FROM THE JANUARY 5, 2018 REGULAR MEETING. MOTION SECONDED BY SCOTT PETERSON. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY, 10-0. 3. Consideration of adding to and approving the agenda. MARK DALEIDEN MOVED TO APPROVE THE AGENDA AS PRESENTED. MOTION SECONDED BY WES OLSON. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY, 10-0. 4. Aquatic Invasive Species in Wright County and Management Objectives. Alicia O'Hare, Water Resource Specialist from the Wright Soil & Water Conservation District presented management objectives in regard to aquatic invasive species (AIS) in Wright County. Strategies highlighted include: a. Regional Inspection Program, inspections on site at boat ramps. DNR trained inspectors educate and offer identification of aquatic invasive species. Can potentially catch AIS entering or leaving a lake. b. Decontamination program: If a boater wants to clean their boat, they are offering free decontamination cleaning. c. Assist with AIS treatments at lakes: Through a grant program. d. Education programs: Usually do pump toppers at gas stations. This year's concept is to win the jackpot if you "clean, drain and dry your boat". Also, a smaller campaign such as a yard signs that says we support clean, drain, dry. Able to get the message as close to the access BCOL Regional Park Advisory Council Meeting Minutes: July 14, 2017 as possible by home owners close to the access. Will also put signs at bait shops and are looking at restaurants as well. e. The minor ad campaign for 2018 is to do the adhesive cell phone wallet the slot is enough for a credit card or fishing license and would say I support clean, drain, dry. These will be brought to bait shops for distribution. There is also some education done at the Wright County Fair. For lakes like Bertram the risk is reduced by not having motors in the lake. The goal for Bertram will be on education at the boat docks by placing signage to remove AIS off boats, kayaks, etc. Any plant matter left on trailers is considered a violation. 5. Selection of campground design and engineering consultant and project schedule. Marc Mattice said that Loucks was selected as the campground designer and project manager. Their team has a high level of campground experience. The survey work was completed last week. By the end of April there should be a completed market and financial analysis, review and recommendation of the concept plan, and general site conditions and surveys. The complete revised concept is expected by the end of May. Work will be done on the schematic and design development June thru August. By the end of November should be completed with project and ready for grant application submittals. 6. 2018 Wright County Parks and Recreation work plan goals at Bertram Park. Marc Mattice noted the work plan goals at the BCOL Regional Park for the season include: a. Campground planning and construction documents. b. Demo and reconstruction of the Long Lake overlook. c. Installation of a beach shower. d. Landscape the beach house. e. Reconstruction of the northern single-track trails to sustainable standards. f. Installation of bike repair station at trailhead. g. Bertram hike/ski trail work — complete layout and start brushing the alignments. 7. 2018 Summer program sand events. The summer programs and events at the BCOL Regional park include: a. Earth Day Event — YMCA and Friends: Saturday, April 21 from 9 a.m. —1 p.m. Volunteers needed. b. Bertram Blast Triathlon: Scheduled for Saturday, July 21St. Online registration open. c. Family campout at Bertram — June 22-23 d. Mother Nature Done Wright at Bertram — August 17 e. SUP's, canoes & kayak rentals at county campgrounds and beach: Working with Clearwater Outfitters and the YMCA to provide rentals every weekend at the park during the summer. 2 BCOL Regional Park Advisory Council Meeting Minutes: July 14, 2017 8. Athletic Field Phase I Progress. The City has contracted with WSB for the development of plans and specifications for Phase I development with construction to begin in 2019. The cost to the City for Phase I is $2.5 Million. 9. Friends of Bertram Update. The Friends will host the First Annual Membership Appreciation Dinner on May 17th from 6-8 p.m. at the Bertram Lake Chalet. This will be an invitation only, catered event for all Friends members, their families and the BCOLAC and their families. RSVP's must be received by May 1St. the Friends are asking for presentations at the event from Wright County Parks & Rec., Monticello Parks, the YMCA and are also planning live music and a campfire. Martyn Dibben is reaching out to the Jane Goodall Science Academy to put together a bio blitz at the park with the students. 10. Discussion of added items. None. 11. Schedule Next Meeting. The next regular BCOLAC Meeting will be held on April 6, 2018, at 8 a.m. at the Bertram Lakes Chalet. 12. Adiourn. Meeting adjourned. Recorder: Cell &mw Administrative Assistant Approval Date: Attest: Martyn Dibben, BCOLAC Chairman 3