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6. Summary of Resu'.is/PricTliization <br />Evaluation of the accumulated data suggests that some neighborh|^s am mom <br />"ssfts <br />at th^iime but may be able to share in the cos: if the projects are sch^uled o <br />a ten to twenty year period. As a result, each neighborhood was tanked in order <br />of priority as to the need for an alternative to septic systems. <br />Each neighborhood was ranked on a scale from 1 to 5 (5 being tta g^atest nerf <br />for sewS in regards to: a) incidence of failing systems; b ma^tude o <br />nonconfoLies; c) availability of futum sites ste for homes <br />fiinin» «ite«; for homes with failing svstems; e) availability of ftiture sites tor <br />^^om systems; aJ fi shoreland impact. In that smdy, margmal and <br />failing systems were both treated as failing systems. <br />This analvsis resulted in a numerical rating for each neighborhood, and neighteiv <br />iSids were then prioritized by tanking into areas of high, medium and low pri ty <br />for installation of municipal sewer, as follows: <br />high priority <br />North Long Lake <br />Long Lake Country <br />Club Addition <br />Orono Orchards <br />medium priority <br />Fox Ridge <br />East Long Lake <br />Webber Hills <br />LOW PRIORITY <br />Bay Ridge <br />Edge wood Hills <br />Bracketts Point <br />Fox Hill <br />The Citv Council in November 1994 concluded that although die Long Lake <br />Country Club Addition had a medium tanking, it was a link m •’"“Sjng sower <br />hShest priority area. North Long Lake, and therefore the North Long <br />Lake/Long Uke Qmntrv Club area should be placed on a highest pnori^ for <br />sewer installation in the near fomre. The Council ftirther concluded that Or^ <br />Orchards is a slighUy lower priority, but sewer construction in that neighborho <br />woufo also apl^^ m be pLent as soon as the Nord. Long Lake/Long Lake <br />Country Club project is complete. <br />The remaining seven neighborhoods were not placed on a specific time fraine for <br />lewer.” «r. the City Council suggested if a.^- of foose ne-g^^ <br />petition for sewer and agree to pay the entire cost of installation, the City <br />proceed with those projects <br />The Council further directed that the necessary MUSA amendment application <br />Ifocess be commenced so that if any of these neighborhoods request sewer, the <br />City will be able to accommodate them. <br />j