2002 - Agreement between Long Lake & Orono

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4. Long Lake agrees that it will provide 350 units of sewer capacity to serve other properties in Orono as and when the properties connect to the sewer line. The properties that connect to this sewer line will be treated in the same way as other properties in Orono that have connected to Long Lake sewer lines. Long Lake will charge a connection fee of$3,450 per unit, which includes a Metro SAC charge of$1,200, to connect to the sewer system. This fee is consistent with the 2002 Fee Schedule as adopted by the City Council. The Orono properties that connect to the Long Lake sewer line will not pay any other one-time or on-going fees. Long Lake will receive a credit from the MCES for the sewer flow from the Orono properties, and Orono will be charged by MCES for this flow. Orono shall be responsible for maintenance of all of the laterals and service taps and Long Lake shall be responsible for the maintenance of the primary system. 5. The Minnesota Department of Transportation has agreed to pay the full cost of constructing a water line to serve the fire station. The water line will cross the Parcel approximately as shown by Exhibit A. The Parties agree that the waterline is available to serve the outlot on the parcel as shown on Exhibit A. Long Lake will charge a connection fee of $2,700 per unit for residential properties to connect to the water system. This fee is consistent with the 2002 Fee Schedule as adopted by the City Council. Long Lake agrees to provide water service to this lot and charge a quarterly water service fee consistent with the rates established by the City Council for properties outside of the City of Long Lake. Long Lake also agrees that if there is sufficient capacity in the Long Lake water system, and water service is requested, water service will be made available to the properties in Orono on the east side of Willow Drive between Watertown Road and the new Highway 12, to the properties in the Hackberry neighborhood that currently receive sewer service through Long Lake, and to the properties on Woodhaven Drive. These properties would be charged a connection fee and quarterly water service fee consistent with the Fee Schedule as adopted by the Long Lake City Council at the time of the connection. Long Lake shall meter water service with a large capacity main line meter. Orono shall be responsible for maintenance of all of the laterals and service taps and Long Lake shall be responsible for the maintenance of the primary system. 6. The Parties agree that the Parcel has been platted as shown in Exhibit A, and that the outlot will be under the sole ownership and control of the city of Orono. The Parties agree that the fire station sits on approximately 2.04 acres of land as shown by the plat, that the right of way for the public road serving the fire station is approximately .42 acres, and that the wetland mitigation area and storm water ponding area provided for the fire station is approximately .68 acres. The Parties agree that this configuration is consistent with the Agreement of August 8, 2001, in which the Parties determined that the fire station site will be "approximately three acres." HC26DS4/4707/26554974.vl 2/26/2002 Page 2 of 3