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Consultant's Report - Minnesota State Legislature

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Message Page 3 of4<br />

3/21/2005<br />

best. Attached is a scaled drawing of the Muskie Bay and outlet to Pelican Brook. As for specific site<br />

dimensions, at this conceptual and study level, we don't have them. Hopefully, your crew can scale off<br />

the drawing to get any ball-park estimates that they might need. As for the lake bottom substrates, from<br />

what I recall, they are mixed silt, sand, and marl. The maximum depth of the lake is about 65 feet with a<br />

mean depth of about 22 feet deep. I would imagine that navigation of small recreational boats I.e.,<br />

canoes and small fishing boats might be an issue. Please let us know if there's any other site information<br />

needed.<br />

Thanks<br />

Ryan Keith<br />

-----Original Message-----<br />

From: Kevin Nordfors [mailto:KNordfors@gunderboom.com]<br />

Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 7:30 AM<br />

To: Ryan Keith<br />

Cc: Matt Cochran; Meghan Oh; Bob Dove; Hal Dreyer; Andy McCusker; Melissa Hamlin<br />

Subject: RE: Gunderboom Marine Exclusion System to Control Zebra Mussels...<br />

Ryan,<br />

Thank you for the information. We will review and try and to get a cost estimate to you by early<br />

next week. In the meantime, could you provide a little more site data? What is the bottom like (I.e.<br />

Mud, sand, etc...)? Do you have an aerial or site plan that shows the layout and dimensions of the<br />

water body? Are there any debris issues to worry about? Is this water body used for recreational<br />

boating, that we might have to worry about navigation? As we discussed on the phone, I believe a<br />

combination of our Marine Life Exclusion System and a biocide would solve the zebra mussel<br />

problem, if that is the direction the client wants to go. If so, we would recommend performing<br />

some site investigation and testing to further refine our design and prOVide a more accurate<br />

estimate of our filtration capabilities when it comes to 25 um sized veligers. I look forward to<br />

hearing from you.<br />

Best regards,<br />

Kevin Nordfors<br />

Regional Sales Engineer<br />

GUNDERBOOM, Inc.<br />

-----Original Message-----<br />

From: Ryan Keith [mailto:Ryan@fishpro.us]<br />

Sent: Tuesday, March 08,20052:42 PM<br />

To: Kevin Nordfors<br />

Cc: Matt Cochran; Meghan Oh<br />

Subject: Gunderboom Marine Exclusion System to Control Zebra Mussels...<br />

Kevin,<br />

Per our telephone, please provide a cost estimate to install Gunderboom's<br />

Marine Exclusion System to control the dispersal of zebra mussel veligers<br />

from a lake in northern <strong>Minnesota</strong> to a small brook located near the head<br />

waters of the Mississippi River. At this preliminary/conceptual level, a<br />

range of costs is appropriate. The following information includes some

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