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AUTHORIZING AGREEMENT AMENDMENT MACON COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT FOR SAND CREEK RESOURCE PLAN
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8/5/2002
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DEPARTMENT OF WATER MANAGEMENT <br /> Memorandum No. 2002-31 <br /> July 30, 2002 <br /> TO: Honorable Mayor Howley and City Council <br /> FROM: Steve Garman, City Manager � <br /> John A. Smith, Assistant City Manager for Public Services �'� <br /> Keith D. Alexander, Director of Water Management � <br /> SUBJECT: <br /> Lake Decatur Watershed Resource Management Plan <br /> SUMMARY RECOMMENDATION: <br /> Council adopt the attached Resolution amend'ing the Intergovernmental Agreement between the <br /> City of Decatur and the Macon County Soil & Water Conservation District (District) for Sand <br /> Creek Resource Plan Funding and Administration. <br /> BACKGROUND: <br /> In October of 2000, Council authorized the above-referenced intergovernmental agreement <br /> which provided $75,000 to the District far the implementation of conservation practices in the <br /> Sand Creek subwatershed of Lake Decatur. Attached is a copy of the District's final report on <br /> the project. The project was extremely successful, and is projected to prevent 25,070 tons of soil <br /> from enterin Lake Decatur over the next 15 ears. <br /> g Y <br /> The project was also a financial success. The District does not charge the City additional <br /> administrative expenses for this project. With $75,000 in City funds, the District was able to <br /> obtain $38,645 in Federal cost share funds and $6,380 in State cost share funds. This means that <br /> the District was able to reduce City expenses for this project by $45,025. <br /> The Lake Decatur Watershed Resource Management Plan consists of producing resource plans <br /> for the numerous Lake subwatersheds. The Finley Creek subwatershed plan was recently <br /> completed (copy attached). The District is requesting that the City allow the remaining Sand <br /> Creek funds to be made available for both the Sand Creek and Finley Creek subwatersheds. <br /> They will also apply for Federal and State cost share funds for Finley Creek. Staff concurs with <br /> the District's request. <br /> POTENTIAL OBJECTION: <br /> None foreseen. <br />
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