Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD)

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- Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) Fund Report Ramsey Fund Information Fund Name Fund Year Budgeted Spent Date Last Spent - Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) $274,874.39 $197,984.50 03/21/2012 Starting Balance: $282,569.00 Balance Remaining: $84,584.50 Other funds used with this fund. NB-FY10 Match: Rice Creek Watershed District NB-FY10 Match: Northwestern College NB-FY10 Match: Gervais/Kohlman Lake Landowners NB-FY10 Match: Ramsey-Washington Metro WD NB-FY10 Match: Northwestern College Phase II NB-FY10 Match: Arden Hills Island Beach Club NB-FY10 Match: Caksey Residence NB-FY10 Match: Coleman Residence NB-FY10 Match: CRWD Subtotal: $84,319.07 $72,171.83 03/19/2012 $33,355.75 $33,355.75 12/22/ $7,021.97 $7,021.97 10/17/2011 $18,459.66 $4,153.97 09/19/2011 $38,816.08 $38,816.08 03/19/2012 $4,998.44 $0.00 $2,305.69 $0.00 $2,625.38 $0.00 $7,502.50 $0.00 $199,404.54 $155,519.60 Total: $474,278.93 $353,504.10 Initiatives Summary Amount spent by initiative type. - Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) Technical and Engineering Total: Budgeted Spent $56,513.80 $39,596.91 $56,513.80 $39,596.91 Page 1 of 12

Land & Water Projects Summary Amount spent on L&W Projects. Total: Budgeted $218,360.59 Spent $158,387.59 BMP Summary BMP Name BMPs entered BMPs installed* Linear Ft. Total Acres Mapped BMPs Critical Area Planting - 342 1 0 10.12 1 Streambank and Shoreline Protection - 580 10 5 3,961 9 11 5 10 *Note: BMPs entered in elink are considered to be "installed on the ground" if an "actual completion date" has been entered for the project. Indicator Summary Total pollution reduction estimates for all projects by category. Value Unit Phosphorus (est. reduction) 35.99 Lbs/Yr Sediment (TSS) 36.95 Tons/Yr Soil (est. savings) 40.45 Tons/Yr Initiative: NB-FY10 T&A Year: Start Date: 06/01/ Initiative Type: Technical and Engineering Ryan Johnson: Ryan has been in the environmental field for 7 years specializing in native vegetation and urban bmps to improve and protect water quality. He has NRCS TAA, Certified In-Training Wetland Delineator, and severy MN/DoT certificaitons. He also is the technical professional for all the watershed/wmo's within Ramsey County. 1. - Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) 56,513.80 39,596.91 3/21/12 56,513.80 39,596.91 Page 2 of 12

NB-FY10: Northwestern College Phase 1 NB-FY10-1a Northwestern College - Brian L. Humphries Approval Date: 6/29/ Start Date: 07/12/ 12/02/ Stabilze 1,684 lineal feet of highly eroded shoreline that is owned by Northwestern College in Roseville. A combination of erosion control products, native plants, and soil lifts or BioD Blocks will be used to create a stable shoreline. NWC will maintain as needed for the long term with yearly inspections from the RCD to keep on top of the large project. Partnering agencies include the RCD and RCWD. Highly visible project that will have a great impact not only to water quality, but also education. The school is looking at using students for planting labor, and are looking into ways of using the shoreline as an outdoor classroom. One half of the entire shoreline (1,684 lin-ft, 35,000 sq-ft) was restored in. The use of erosion control materials and native plants have stabiled the extremely eroded sandy shoreline. Over 40 species of plants were used in the emergent, transitional, and upland area (woodland and savanna). Mapped = No Phosphorus (est. reduction) 10.60 Lbs/Yr Sediment (TSS) 12.00 Tons/Yr Soil (est. savings) 12.00 Tons/Yr 1. NB-FY10 Match: Northwestern College 33,355.75 33,355.75 12/22/10 2. - Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) 66,711.50 66,711.50 12/22/10 3. NB-FY10 Match: Rice Creek Watershed District 33,355.75 33,355.75 12/22/10 133,423.00 133,423.00 Page 3 of 12

NB-FY10: Northwestern College Phase 2 NB-FY10-6 Northwestern College - Brian L. Humphries Approval Date: 9/24/ Start Date: 08/08/2011 10/30/2011 Stabilize 2,000 lineal feet of highly eroded shoreline that is owned by Northwestern College (NWC) in Roseville. A combination of erosion control practices, native plants, and soil lifts or BioD Blocks will be used to create a stable shoreline. NWC will maintain the project as needed for the long term with yearly inspections from the RCD to keep on top of the large project. Partnering agencies include the RCD, RCWD, and NWC. The project was installed this past summer and fall. It will be the final shoreline component to stabilize on the college. Now, approximately 3,600 lineal feet have been restored reducing phosphorus loading to the lake by almost 20 lbs/yr. Comments Highly visable project that will remove 10.6lbs of Phosphorus ($287/lbs/yr) and 24,940lbs of TSS ($0.12/lbs/yr) for Phase 2. The school is lookint at using student labor again in 2011 for the planting and some of the installation. Phase 1 of the project was a huge success and the numbers of removal are equal to the above. Phosphorus (est. reduction) 8.90 Lbs/Yr Sediment (TSS) 10.10 Tons/Yr Soil (est. savings) 10.10 Tons/Yr 1. NB-FY10 Match: Northwestern College Phase II 38,816.08 38,816.08 3/19/12 2. - Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) 77,632.15 77,632.15 3/19/12 3. NB-FY10 Match: Rice Creek Watershed District 38,816.08 38,816.08 3/19/12 155,264.31 155,264.31 Page 4 of 12

NB-FY10 Weavers Residence NB-FY10-3 Ramsey Conservation District - Ryan Johnson Approval Date: 10/24/ Start Date: 06/20/2011 Restore 90 lin-ft of shoreline and adding a buffer that all together equals 5,260 sq-ft on Lake Gervais in Little Canada. 07/27/2011 Restored the entire shoreline and added the native buffer. Project was a success and the owner is excited. A supplemental planting will be needed in the spring of 2012. The high water level due to the July storms destroyed some of the newly planted plugs. Phosphorus (est. reduction) 1.14 Lbs/Yr Sediment (TSS) 0.99 Tons/Yr Soil (est. savings) 0.99 Tons/Yr 1. NB-FY10 Match: Gervais/Kohlman Lake Landowners 2,628.97 2,628.97 8/5/11 2. NB-FY10 Match: Ramsey-Washington Metro WD 2,628.97 2,628.97 8/5/11 3. - Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) 5,257.94 5,257.94 8/5/11 10,515.88 10,515.88 Page 5 of 12

NB-FY10 Nichols Residence NB-FY10-4 NB-FY10 - Linda Nichols Approval Date: 6/11/2011 Start Date: 08/01/2011 Restore 160 lin-ft of shoreline and adding a buffer that all together equals 1,300 sq-ft on Lake Gervais in Little Canada. 08/31/2011 Restored 160 lineal feet (1,300 sq-ft) of eroding shoreline on Lake Gervais. The project used some existing rip rap to help stabilize the shoreline because of the location on a small peninsula. The high visibility project has already had people asking the owner questions about the process. Phosphorus (est. reduction) 2.09 Lbs/Yr Sediment (TSS) 1.66 Tons/Yr Soil (est. savings) 1.66 Tons/Yr 1. - Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) 5,736.00 5,736.00 10/17/11 2. NB-FY10 Match: Gervais/Kohlman Lake Landowners 2,868.00 2,868.00 10/17/11 3. NB-FY10 Match: Ramsey-Washington Metro WD 0.00 0.00 8,604.00 8,604.00 Page 6 of 12

NB-FY10 Murphy Residence NB-FY10-5 NB-FY10 - Heidi Murphy Approval Date: 6/11/2011 Start Date: 08/10/2011 Restore 70 lin-ft of shoreline and adding a buffer that all together equals 1,440 sq-ft on Lake Gervais in Little Canada. Restored the entire shoreline and added the native buffer. Project was a success and the owner motivated to maintain the project. 09/19/2011 Phosphorus (est. reduction) 0.84 Lbs/Yr Sediment (TSS) 0.75 Tons/Yr Soil (est. savings) 0.75 Tons/Yr 1. - Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) 3,050.00 3,050.00 9/19/11 2. NB-FY10 Match: Gervais/Kohlman Lake Landowners 1,525.00 1,525.00 9/19/11 3. NB-FY10 Match: Ramsey-Washington Metro WD 1,525.00 1,525.00 9/19/11 6,100.00 6,100.00 Page 7 of 12

NB-FY10 Keller Golf Course Project NB-FY10-2 RC Parks & Recs Dept - John Moriarty Native restoration that drains to Keller Lake on the Keller Golf Course in Maplewood, MN Approval Date: 7/11/2011 Start Date: under construction. completion in 2012. Comments Project was approved through a work plan amendment of 6/28/11 for the purposes of expanding the project area. 1. Critical Area Planting-342 Phosphorus (est. reduction) 2.54 Lbs/Yr Sediment (TSS) 1.75 Tons/Yr Soil (est. savings) 1.75 Tons/Yr 1. - Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) 2. NB-FY10 Match: Ramsey-Washington Metro WD 24,000.00 0.00 12,000.00 0.00 36,000.00 0.00 Page 8 of 12

NB-FY10: Coleman Residence NB-FY10-9 NB-FY10 - Patrick Coleman Approval Date: 11/14/2011 Start Date: Restore and stabilize 70 lineal feet of highly erodible shoreline on Lake McCarrons in Roseville. Project partners include the RCD, CRWD, and the Colemen's. Phosphorus (est. reduction) 1.33 Lbs/Yr Soil (est. savings) 3.50 Tons/Yr 1. NB-FY10 Match: Coleman Residence 2. - Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) 3. NB-FY10 Match: CRWD 2,625.38 0.00 5,250.75 0.00 2,625.38 0.00 10,501.51 0.00 Project: NB-FY10: Caskey Residence NB-FY10-7 NB-FY10 - Mark Caksey Approval Date: 9/19/2011 Start Date: Stabilize 175 lineal feet of shoreline on Gervais Lake. The total square footage is calculated to be 5,250. This square footage also includes the 5-10 foot buffer that will be added to better protect the shoreline and also filter overland flow from the large turf landscaping. 2012 construction Phosphorus (est. reduction) 1.25 Lbs/Yr Sediment (TSS) 1.40 Tons/Yr Soil (est. savings) 1.40 Tons/Yr 1. NB-FY10 Match: Ramsey-Washington Metro WD 2. - Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) 3. NB-FY10 Match: Caksey Residence 2,305.69 0.00 4,611.38 0.00 2,305.69 0.00 9,222.76 0.00 Page 9 of 12

NB-FY10: Arden Hills Island Beach Club- Phase II NB-FY10-8 Arden Hills Island Beach Club - Bill Kaplan Approval Date: 10/17/2011 Start Date: Phase II of IV phases stabilizing the shoreline on a small island on Lake Johanna. Phase I was completed in 2011 and was a great success. This project will stabilize 300 lineal feet (6,750 sq-ft) using native plants and erosion control materials. The project will also remove buckthorn, honeysuckle and other non-native aggressive plants. construction Phosphorus (est. reduction) 3.00 Lbs/Yr Sediment (TSS) 3.60 Tons/Yr Soil (est. savings) 3.60 Tons/Yr 1. NB-FY10 Match: Arden Hills Island Beach Club 2. NB-FY10 Match: Rice Creek Watershed District 3. - Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) 4,998.44 0.00 9,986.88 0.00 4,998.44 0.00 19,983.76 0.00 Page 10 of 12

NB-FY10: Como Shoreline 2012 NB-FY10-10 City of St Paul - Division of Park and Recreations - Adam Robbins Approval Date: 12/12/2011 Start Date: Stabilize the last remaining section of Como Lake that has not been stabilized since the shoreline work started in 2002. This phase will restore 500 lineal feet (15,000 sq-ft) using native plants and erosion control materials. The project will also remove non-natives and create a more diverse habitat. Phosphorus (est. reduction) 3.20 Lbs/Yr Sediment (TSS) 3.60 Tons/Yr Soil (est. savings) 3.60 Tons/Yr 1. - Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) 2. NB-FY10 Match: CRWD 14,631.36 0.00 4,877.12 0.00 19,508.48 0.00 Project: NB-FY10: Broghammer Residence NB-FY10-11 NB-FY09 John Broghammer Approval Date: 12/12/2011 Start Date: This shoreline was restored early in 2011 with Native Buffer Money. The July storms completely ripped the project out when boat traffic was on the lake because the soil lifts did not have a chance to set up with the plants. The goal is to redo the work using a stronger method to prevent the erosion. The failure was due to an act of God and was not forseible during the first design and installation phase. Phosphorus (est. reduction) 1.10 Lbs/Yr Sediment (TSS) 1.10 Tons/Yr Soil (est. savings) 1.10 Tons/Yr 1. - Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) 2. NB-FY10 Match: Rice Creek Watershed District 6,481.07 0.00 2,160.36 0.00 8,641.43 0.00 Page 11 of 12 End of - Native Buffer Cost Share - Ramsey (SWCD) Section

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