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Jake Reilly, Sector Representative <br />February 12, 2019 <br />Incompleteness Response <br /> <br />Plan in Table 4B-8 (part 4B, page 9). Population, household, and employment <br />forecasts by interceptor facility was not provided in the Plan. However, the <br />Plan states that the flow projections were based on residential equivalent <br />connections (RECs), therefore the information is available to the City to <br />provide the forecasts by interceptor for 2020, 2030, and 2040. Response: <br />Table 4B-7 shows the changes to each sewer shed based on Res Unit (top) <br />and Flow (bottom). Table 4B-8 incorporates that growth in projections by <br />interceptor 2010, 2020, 2030, and 2040. Table 3B-4, Community <br />Management Plan, part 3B, page 22 refers to "MUSA Part" expressed in <br />roman numerals. Table has been updated to reflect Arabic numerals, to be <br />consistent with Map 4B-2. These areas are in reference to the City's <br />previous 2030 plan and nowhere in the 2040 Plan are these areas <br />delineated. Include map that identifies these areas. <br />• Council staff encourage the City to review the <br />www.metrocouncil.org/iandi website and Thrive MSP 2040 for current <br />policy and as context in addressing the following requirements for the <br />Plan: <br />o Describe the sources, extent, and significance of existing inflow and <br />infiltration in both the municipal and private sewer systems Response: <br />Included on page 4B-11-12 including a breakdown of residential housing <br />stock age within the community into pre- and post-1970 era, and what <br />percentage of pre-1970 era private services have been evaluated for I/I <br />susceptibility and repair. Response: Table 3C-4 shows the age of <br />housing stock. We did not link that to I/I assumptions because a <br />significant portion of our housing is on private septic, and <br />unmeasurable. We do not see where housing stock breakdowns pre <br />and post 1970 is a requirement in the I/I discussion. <br />Please also include the measured or estimated amount of clearwater <br />flow generated from the public municipal and private sewer systems <br />Response: Table 4B-10 compares measurable sewer flows during wet <br />and dry periods. <br />o Describe the implementation plan for preventing and eliminating <br />excessive inflow and infiltration from entering both the municipal and <br />private sewer systems and include a schedule and the related financial <br />mechanisms planned or needed to implement the I/I mitigation strategy. <br />Response: Municipal I/I reduction starts on page 4B-11. <br />• The Plan does not identify specific locations of future trunk sewer <br />connections to any regional interceptors, nor does it state that none are <br />planned. However, the Plan does state in Part 4B, page 13, under Future <br />Sanitary Sewer System, that future demands for municipal sewer may come <br />up as areas within the MUSA develop. This would infer that the locations of <br />potential trunk sewer extensions would correlate with the projects identified <br />on Map 3B-4 "Planned Development Sites". At least three of the planned <br />Development sites are in proximity to a regional interceptor. Response: <br />Verification added to Future Sanitary Sewer Improvements Paragraph, Page <br />4B-14 <br /> <br />Water Supply (Dave Brown, 651-602-1072)