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Memo - Comprehensive Plan Amendment No. 5 August 9, 1993 Pace 2 W .nutheasicriv corner of the property without the need for extension of City lines. A manhole approx^^ 20- from the Nettle's property, and a direct connection to the extsunp Itnes L be r^ade at relatively low cost to the property owner. A connectton charge ot just over $11 000.00 will be required from the homeowner. Mr. Nettle's has completed preliminary site evaluation which indicates a mound syste-m i.t tv rpniiired either directlv behind the house in the teat yard, or in a flat are.i of the fro Tard near County Road 15. 'The cost of such a system approximates the cost ot municip^ ™ K ihls is 1 fikeshore property, and since the property is just over 2 acres dry Sble and cannot b^ further suMivided or developed, it would seem appropriate to oiler the abilfty lo connect to sewer and reduce by one the nurnber of remainmg lakeshore properties using septic systems, one additional step in protecting Lake Minnetonka. pr,l^ny''lhii"s ,l«igiol.l “.llalV but ijMS not buinp bis property ooj additrrurol Je«toptttent potential. se?hurnnhewhfc^h""sem^^^^^^ pSal for one additional building site via hence The area of the MUSA extension including wetlands is 5.7 acres, which win ultima y result in two sewer connections to the metropolitan system. The need for the MUSA e.xtension and provision of municipal sewer is that the ?m"crdlfharg*s rtnvTC Lift Station No. 59, .and therefore connection to the sewer system can be made without extending municipal sewer lines. In order that fne acteage of developable MUSA area rn *e “ K^"ThiJ hJisVlradrh™ ten diiutsed whh Henntpin Parks officials, and they have indicated no objection to the proposal. The intent of an enuivalent trade resulting ^ acreage, is in response to ^ approval of this amendment. From a potential for a timely, nonconirove^’.al re PP ^ sewered planning perspective, because the City's tntent in this 2 acre zone