School Section Lake Outlet Control StructureIn response to the high water experienced in the early 1980s, the Clearwater River Watershed District (CRWD) was petitioned by property owners on School Section Lake to create an outlet control structure to help control the water level of School Section Lake. This project was known as "School Section Lake Outlet Control Project #84-1." The outlet structure is permitted by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and operation of the outlet follows strict DNR guidelines to protect the waters and properties downstream as well as School Section Lake.
In 2017 the CRWD Board of Managers ordered a new project to provide for the modification of the outlet structure to include a durable ice barrier. Listed below are various information items on the proceedings undertaken by the Board in the ordering of this new project, designated as "School Section Lake Modified Outlet Control Project #17-1." Board Actions to Establish Project #17-1May 17, 2017 CRWD Board of Managers' Regular Meeting minutes
June 27, 2017 CRWD Board of Managers' Regular Meeting minutes July 19, 2017 CRWD Board of Managers' Regular Meeting minutes September 6, 2017 CRWD Board of Managers' Special Meeting minutes December 20, 2017 CRWD Board of Managers' Regular Meeting minutes Public HearingNotice for SSL #17-1 public hearing
September 6, 2017 presentation for SSL #17-1 public hearing December 20, 2017 presentation for SSL #17-1 public hearing (continued from recess) ReportsEngineer's Report: School Section Lake Outlet 2017 (August 2017)
Advisory Report, MNBWSR, CRWD's School Section Lake Outlet 2017 Engineer's Report (July 21, 2017) Advisory Report, MNDNR, CRWD's School Section Lake Outlet 2017 Engineer's Report (July 28, 2017) Response to Advisory Reports from MNBWSR and MNDNR, School Section lake Outlet 2017 Engineer's Report (August 22, 2017) Benefits and Damages Determination, MN Statutes 103D.721 | School Section Lake Modified Outlet Control Project #17-1 (July 19, 2017) Initial Assessment |
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