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Lakes & Watershed Commission - 3/27/90 - page 2 audio tape would not be - long. O'Connor asked if Rak u d explain the make-your-drop-cou ine under the logo. Rake indi . ed that it relates to having_all- dro. . nt. People think their :.d habits are only a drop in the bu . However, if everyone in County dropped one bad habit, i •uld really make a difference is county's water quality. Threi indicated that he felt the elped identify watching for prob s and it included lots of . ••• imagination. Barrows indicated he , ought that the logo and th- aracters were good but asked Rake where we go from here. Rake i • . cated that when the Commission c• • usively decides these a he logos and the characters, Knupp & • son will take them to f' production. She suggested that the commi on members get back t agan by April 3 with any second thoughts. F. : .n agreed to distribute the logo and the droplets to the Commission members who were not present. COLLADAY POINT--LAND ACQUISITION PROPOSAL Zarnstorff presented some background behind the proposal which was distributed in the packet to Commission members. Zarnstorf is the president of the Colladay Point Neighborhood Association and was the co-founder of Kegonsa Preservation Group, a non-profit organization. He is also a registered landscape architect He also presented a video tape of the land in question during a rain storm, which was 8/10 of an inch of rain over 8 hours. The Town of Dunn has gotten an appraisal on the property and it is with Bob Bredemus, DNR. Threinen commented that he felt that the concept of the project was good. Anderson indicated that he has concerns for private property rights but is pleased to see the work that neighbors have done regarding this alternative proposal . Barrows raised the question as whether the Commission should support the proposal . Zarnstorff was asked what the purchase price of the property was. He said since the appraisal had not been approved yet, he could not reveal that information. However, the owner who purchased the property for $50,000 asked the neighborhood association for over $100,000 for it. Christopher asked when were funds be available. Eagan replied that the idea for this project was to raise half the funding from the neighborhood association and the Town of Dunn and look to the county conservation fund and the stewardship fund for the other half of the money. O'Connor asked Anderson if he had any opposition to a voluntary sale of the property. Anderson indicated he had no reservation about a voluntary sale of the property. Blaska asked if it were possible for the neighborhood association to accept a proposal from the developer for an erosion control plan. Zarnstorff said that the neighborhood association is not opposed to the development if the development provides enough sedimentation trapping. He also indicated that this option was presented to the owners and that they declined the option because of the amount of land it would take up to provide adequate detention. Christopher indicated that it would be advisable to hold off until the Commission could hear from the property owners. Threinen indicated that the Town needs to get the control of the zoning situation. Anderson spoke in favor of scheduling the issues at the April 12 meeting. Threinen indicated that the Commission should state it is sympathetic to the idea but want to get all the facts before acting on it. F 'HS I_4 PERMIT APPLICATION ' en•ran•f3'' • s, Inc .ccompaded b - 'ice 're •made . pres • ation to t Cl.. ssion about h- ' proposed 41 • permit applica o he Commissio :• ed at a det_ - . map provide. by Mr. Ankentr. d. Christopher asked what impact would it have •n business if