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YEAR ENO REPORT MINUTES OF THE NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION for : 01/01/95 12/31/95 page: 1 Minutes page Acquisitions 01/12/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Beaver Island wildlfie Research Area, Char. 01/12/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Saugatuck Ounes State Park, Allegan Co. 01/12/95 Kalamazoo River Trail acq and dedication - NRC action 17 01/12/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Allegan State Game Area, Allegan Co. 02/09/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Aloha State Park, Cheboygan County 02/09/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Maple River/Gratiot-Saginaw Connector 02/09/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Quanicassee Wildlife Area - Tuscola Co. 02/09/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - New Richmond Boating Access site 3-11 02/09/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Tahquamenon Falls State Park, Chippewa Co. 02/09/95 LakeLand Trail State Park - Livingston Co - NRC Action 17 02/09/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Escanaba River State Forest - Marquette Co. 03/09/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Pere Marquette State Forest - Gr. Traverse 03/09/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Pere Marquette State Forest - Missaukee Co 03/09/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Munuscong Waterfowl Mgmt Area - Chippewa Co 03/09/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Allegan State Game Area - Allegan County 03/09/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Lost Nation state Game Area - Hillsdale Co. 04/13/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Middleville State Game Area, Barry county 04/13/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Crane Pond State Game Area, Cass County 04/13/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Holly Recreation Area, Oakland County 04/13/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - AuSable State Forest - Roscommon County 05/11/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Allegan State Game Area, Allegan Co. 05/11/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - AuSable State Forest, Areanc County 05/11/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Alpena Great Lakes Fisheries Research Stat. 05/11/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Manistee River Acceee Site, Crawford Co. 05/11/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Pere Marquette State Forest - Kalkaska Co. 06/08/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Gratiot/Saginaw state Game Area, Gratiot Co 06/08/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Allegan State Game Area - Allegan Co. 06/08/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Maple River state Game Area, Gratiot Co. 06/08/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Jordan River Streambank Access 06/08/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Lake Superior state Forest, Schoolcraft Co. 07/06/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Green Lake BAS 3-4, Allegan County 07/06/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Keeler Mini-Game Area, Van Buren County 07/06/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Holly Rec Area, Oakland County 07/06/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Mackinaw State Forest, Montmorency Co. 07/06/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Escanaba River State Forest (AS CORRECTEO) 07/06/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Flat River stte Game Area, Montcalm Co. 07/06/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Mackinaw State Forest, Emmet County 08/03/95 Oir's Approval-Edmore State Game Area-Montcalm County 08/03/95 Oir's Approval-Onsted State Game Area-Lenawee County 08/03/95 Oir's Approval-Green River Streambank-Mack State Forest 08/03/95 Oir's Approval-Middleville State Game Area-Barry County 08/03/95 Oir's Approval-AuSable State Forest-Clare County 08/03/95 Forestry Land Acquisition-Lake Superior state Forest-Luce Co 16 08/03/95 Lake Superior state Forest-Luce County 09/06/95 Bike Trails Fettis Fred 3 09/06/95 Bike Trails Putters Max 3 09/07/95 Oevelopment Rights Acquisition-Resource Mgmt. Act. Report 12 09/07/95 Mackinaw to Petoskey Trail-Motion to Approve 14 09/07/95 Oir. App.-Parks & Rec. Land Acq.-Highland Recreation Area 09/07/95 Oir. App.-Parks & Rec. Land Acq.-Ortonville Rec. Area page: 2 Minutes page 09/07/95 Oir. App.-Wildlife Land Acq.-Rose Lake wildlife Res. Area 09/07/95 Oir. App.-Wildlife Land Acq./Bound. Oed.-Shiaw R st. Game Ar 09/07/95 Oir. App-Wildlife Land Acq.-Chelsea state Game Area 09/07/95 Oir App-Wildlife Land Acq.-Barry state Game Area 09/07/95 Oir App-Fisheries Land Acq & Bound Oed-Jordan R. stream Acc 09/07/95 Oir App-Forest Land Acq & Bound Oed-Lake Superior state For. 09/07/95 Oir App-Forestry Land Acq-AuSable state Forest 09/07/95 Oir App-Forestry Land Acq-Pere Marquette State Forest 10/12/95 OIR'S ACTION-wildlife Land Acquistion-Shiawassee River S.G.A 10/12/95 OIR'S ACTION-wildlife Land Acquisition-Middleville S.G.A. 10/12/95 OIR'S ACTION-Fish. Land Acq.-Huron River Streambank Access 10/12/95 OIR'S ACTION-wildlife Land Acquisition-Muskegon S.G.A. 10/12/95 OIR'S ACTION-Forst Mgmt/Wildlife Land Acq.-AuSable/Houghton 11/09/95 OIR'S ACTION-wildlife Land Acq.-Rose Lake wildlife Research 11/09/95 OIR'S ACTION-Farmland & Open Space Land Acq.-Leelanau Co. 11/09/95 OIR'S ACTION-Forestry Land Acq-Pere Marquette State Forest 11/09/95 OIR'S ACTION-Parks/Rec. Land Acq.-George Lake Access 11/09/95 OIR'S ACTION-wildlife Land Acq.-Maple River/Gratiot-Saginaw 11/09/95 OIR'S ACTION-wildlife Land Acq/Boundary Dedication GL Marsh 11/09/95 OIR'S ACTION-wildlife Land Acq.-Allegan State Game Area 12/07/95 OIR'S ACTION-Parks/Rec. Land Acq.-Ludington Development 12/07/95 OIR'S ACTION-Forestry Land Acq.-Copper Country State Forest 12/07/95 OIR'S ACTION-Forestry Land Acq.-Mackinaw State Forest Administrative Rules 04/13/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Adm. Rules, Floodplains and Floodways 04/13/95 Floodplains and Floodways - NRC INFO ONLY 17 04/13/95 Wayne County Fine Particulate Area - NRC INFO ONLY 16 04/13/95 Water Quality Standards, Part 4 Rules - NRC Env. Policy Corom 13 04/13/95 Wayne County fine particulate area - NRC Env. Policy Corom. 13 04/13/95 Water Quality Stands, Part 4 Rules - NRC INFO ONLY 16 04/13/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Adm. Rules, Wayne County Fine Particulate 05/11/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Modifications to Water Quality Standards 08/03/95 Adm. Rules-Proposed Air Emission Trading-Information 15 09/07/95 Motion to Approve Air Emission Trading Rules 15 09/07/95 Director's Action-Air Emission Trading Rules Agriculture 01/11/95 Coastal Zone Management Act impacts Pontz vicki 2-3 01/11/95 Coastal Zone Management Act impacts Hines Sam 3 04/12/95 Farming incident and need to contact ONR Laurie Jack 6,7 Air Quality 01/12/95 Inspection limit on maintenance programs in 3 WM counties 13 02/09/95 Redesignation of SE Michigan as an ozone attainment area 12 03/09/95 West Michigan redesignation for ozone attainment - Harding 11 05/11/95 OIR'S APPROVAL - Adm. Rules - New Part 12, Emissions 06/08/95 Potawatomi Tribe redesignation of its tribal lands - Harding 11 07/06/95 Auto emissions testing update in SE Michigan - Harding 14 07/06/95 Grand Rapids ONR Office and ozone action days - Region III 12 08/02/95 Testified before Senate SUbcorom. on Clean Air-Eisele 5 08/03/95 Proposed Air Emission Trading Rules 15 09/07/95 Motion to Approve Air Emissions Trading Rules 15 page: 3 Minutes page Appointments 01/12/95 NRC Committee appts to be made in February - Chairman 10 01/12/95 Leslie Bender as Env. Justice Coordinator for the state 15 01/12/95 By EPA for Russ Harding to work w/auto industry on env laws 13 02/09/95 NRC Native American Affairs Policy -Bartnik,Charters,DeVuyst 17 02/09/95 NRC Environmental Policy Committee-Charters,Eisele,Hill 17 02/09/95 NRC Executive Committee - Bartnik, Charters & DeVuyst 17 02/09/95 NRC Resource Management Policy Committee-Bartnik,Holli,Spano 17 02/09/95 Joan Duffy, District Fisheries Supr - Plainwell/Gr. Rapids 10 02/09/95 Gary Towns, DNR District Fisheries Supr. - SE Michigan- Koch 10 03/09/95 Hunting and Fishing Heritage Task Force - Larry DeVuyst 9 04/12/95 Mike Scieszka, Deputy Director, Region I - NRC action 6 04/12/95 Deputy Director positions - Closed Session 5 04/12/95 C. Edwin Meadows, Deputy Director for Res. Mgmt - NRC action 6 04/13/95 Introduction of C. Edwin Meadows, Dep. Dir., Res. Mgmt 10 04/13/95 Introduction of Mike Scieszka, Dep. Dir., Region I 10 04/13/95 Introduction of James Carter, Chief, Human Res. Division 10 10/12/95 Selection of Interim Director 10 10/25/95 Director Moore expressed appreciation for Interim Dir. Appt. 2 12/06/95 Commissioner Hill will not seek reappointment 2 Attorney General 01/12/95 Four additional attorneys assigned to Natural Resources Div. 15 01/12/95 Nordhouse Dunes case - Leffler 15 04/13/95 Tempotech salmon egg contract - Director 10 04/13/95 Unnecessary attack on Russ Harding, DNR Dep. Dir - Chairman 9 08/03/95 Diversion of Great Lakes Water 14 09/06/95 Post Production Costs 8,9 10/09/95 Post Production Costs-December oil and Gas Lease Sale 5 10/11/95 AG Opinion on Fred Trost Trademarks 4 10/12/95 AG Advice on ORV Advisory Committee Establishment 9 10/25/95 Matus-AG-Discussion on Confidentiality-Director Search 3 12/06/95 Indian Fishing 5 Auctions 01/12/95 DIR'S APPROVAL - Public auction sale - 20 SW Lower Peninsula 04/13/95 DIR'S APPROVAL - Proposed Public Auction, N. Lower Peninsula 05/11/95 DIR'S APPROVAL - public auction sale - 15 UP counties 7/95 06/08/95 DIR'S APPROVAL - Auction, August 21-24, 30-31, 1995 SE MI Audit Report 03/09/95 Auditor General Report and pre-audit function in DNR - DW 11 Awards 01/11/95 NRC Award to Karen Scott, Exec.
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