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, � <br /> CMP Part 4C. Comprehensive Sewer Policv Plan <br /> Table 4G13: Projected Sewer Facility Use and Capacity Requirements 2010-2030 <br /> (U dated 3-17-10) <br /> POPULATION DWELLING UNITS SEWER UN[TS MGl' MGl' <br /> Sewered Se tic Total Sewered Se tic Total Res. Non-Res. Total Actual Forecast <br /> EXISTING DEVELOPMENT 1980-2000 <br /> 1980 Actual 3,975 2,870 6,845 1,437 1,036 2,473 1,437 240 1,677 - 168 <br /> pph=2.99 <br /> 1990 Actual 4,430 2,855 7,285 1,692 1,095 2,787 1,692 295 1,987 196 l99 <br /> pph=2.79 <br /> 2000 Actual 4,773 2,765 7,538 1,844 1,065 2,909 1,844 425 2,269 191 227 <br /> h=2.73 <br /> ESTIMATED EXISTING CONDITIONSAS OF 1/1/08 <br /> 2008 (Est.) 5,425 2,625 8,050 2,200 1,000 3,200 2,200 360 2,560 178 256 <br /> PPh=2.62 (2007) <br /> FORECAST DET�ELOPMENT 2010-2030 <br /> 2010 5,800 2,500 8,300 2,256 944 3,200 2,256 402 2,658 - 266 <br /> h=2.59 <br /> 2020 7,000 2,500 9,500 2,950 1,000 3,950 2,950 481 3,431 - 343 <br /> h=2.40 <br /> 2030 7,300 2,500 9,800 3,020 1,080 4,100 3,020 522 3,542 - 354 <br /> h=2.40 <br /> Map 4C-2 indicates the location of the Metropolitan Urban Service Area <br /> (MUSA) within Orono for year 2010 and beyond. The MUSA does not <br /> coincide with the boundary between urban and rural Orono as discussed <br /> elsewhere in this Community Management Plan. As indicated in the preceding <br /> table, forecast growth in sewer facility use will occur primarily within Orono's <br /> Urban Area, but may also occur to a limited extent in the portions of the Rural <br /> Area that are within the MUSA. <br /> Sewer facilities planning for urban Orono is based upon inventory and <br /> analysis of the various con�ributing areas to the existing municipal system. <br /> The review of Orono Sewer Com�ections (See Tables 4C-3 and 4C-4) includes an <br /> analysis of expected development within each of the 4� existing MUSA areas as <br /> well as the areas proposed to be added to the MUSA. For purposes of sewer <br /> facilities planning, this expected growth is divided into five categories: <br /> 1) INCREASED FLOW FROM EXISTING USERS. In the case of building <br /> expansion or increased occupancy, higher flows could be expected <br /> through existing service connections. No new municipal sewer facilities <br /> are required. <br /> 2) INFILL URBAN DEVELOPMENT. In the case of development of <br /> existing vacant urban properties, new connections can be expected through <br /> existing service stubs. No new n�unicipal sewer facilities are required. <br /> City of Orono Communit�� Management Plan 2008-2030 Page 4G54 <br />