Corey Milne from our City is on the Great Salt Lake Advisory Council, August 28, 2008 ERIN HOOLEY/Standard-Examiner Gov. Jon Huntsman (center) announces the creation of the Great Salt Lake Advisory Council on Monday at Antelope Island State Park. From left: Corey Milne, Dave Livermore, Bill Fenimore, state Sen. Dan Eastman, Don Leonard, Huntsman, Neka Roundy, Leland Myers, Lynn DeFreitas and Dr. Bonnie Baxter. Their affiliations are listed in the accompanying box. Governor acts to preserve Great Salt Lake By LORETTA PARK Standard-Examiner Davis Bureau lpark@standard.net ANTELOPE ISLAND Newly appointed members of the Great Salt Lake Advisory Council say they have a big job ahead of them. Gov. Jon Huntsman said Monday he created the Great Salt Lake Advisory Council to maintain and improve Great Salt Lake. The advisory council will conduct a study of Great Salt Lake's ecosystem and create a long-term master plan, all before the end of the year. Huntsman signed an executive order with the lake as a backdrop Monday at Antelope Island State Park after making the announcement about the council. The 12 members consist of environmentalists and representatives from government, businesses and academia. "It's a big job, and there's much that needs to be done," said member Dave Livermore, with The Na- Great Salt Lake Advisory Council State Sen. Dan Eastman Rep. Ben Ferry Neka Roundy, Kaysville mayor, Davis County Economic Development Colleen Johnson, Tooele County commissioner Bill Fenimore, Wild Bird Center owner Dr. Bonnie Baxter, Westminster College Corey Milne, Great Salt Lake Minerals Don Leonard, Utah Brine Shrimp Industry Wilf Sommerkorn, Salt Lake City planning director Dave Livermore, The Nature Conservancy Lynn DeFreitas, Friends of the Great Salt Lake Leland Myers, Central Davis Sewer District 66