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R2026-48 Resolution Authorizing Lake Decatur Watershed Farmland Conservation Program Agreement for Waterway and Sediment Control Basin Improvements with Emily Baldwin
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R2026-48 Resolution Authorizing Lake Decatur Watershed Farmland Conservation Program Agreement for Waterway and Sediment Control Basin Improvements with Emily Baldwin
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R2026-48 Resolution Authorizing Lake Decatur Watershed Farmland Conservation Program Agreement for Waterway and Sediment Control Basin Improvements with Emily Baldwin
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3/2/2026
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wholistic management of city-owned open spaces, transportation corridors, and especially Lake Decatur. Key <br /> Implementation Strategy#2 for this goal was also reaffirmed: Implement recommendations of a Lake <br /> Management Plan so that the quantity of sediment, silt and nitrates entering Lake Decatur is significantly <br /> reduced, and adopt other strategies designed to assure good water quality and watershed protection. <br /> POTENTIAL OBJECTIONS: There are no known objections to this resolution. <br /> INPUT FROM OTHER SOURCES: <br /> The project was designed by City staff. <br /> STAFF REFERENCE: Matt Newell, Public Works Director, Robert Weil, Water Production Manager, <br /> Jennifer Gunter, Watershed and Lake Manager. Matt Newell will attend the City Council meeting to answer <br /> any questions of the Council on this item. <br /> This memorandum was written by Jennifer Gunter, Water Resource and Lake Manager. <br /> BUDGET/TIME IMPLICATIONS: Budget Impact: These projects are funded by the Water Lake Capital <br /> Budget-Watershed Management. In order to successfully entice landowners to construct these watershed <br /> conservation projects, landowners are reimbursed by the City for 90%of the total project cost. Landowners <br /> pay for 10% of the total. <br /> The agreement financials are: <br /> Owner Cost $6,479.81 <br /> Maximum City Cost(reimbursed to owner after construction) $58,318.32 <br /> Total Not to Exceed Project Cost $64,798.13 <br /> These water utility expenditures have significant return on investment. Each project contributes to the larger <br /> goal of protecting Lake Decatur from siltation and deferring future dredging expenses and impacts. Also, these <br /> city-funded projects serve to attract significant grant funding from the state and federal governments. <br /> Furthermore, the program continues to build credibility and momentum within the local agricultural community <br /> for adoption of conservation efforts. <br /> Staff Impact: Staff has allocated time to manage this project. <br /> ATTACHMENTS: <br /> 1. 2026-29 Resolution Emily Baldwin Watershed Protection Agreement <br /> 2. 2026-29 Location Map. Baldwin <br />
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