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3. <br />4. <br />5. <br />6. <br />7. <br />8. <br />9. <br />municipal sewer during or prior to the period 1980-1991. <br />This revision also incorporates MUSA line amendments adopted <br />by the City since 1980 and which have received Metropolitan <br />Council tipproval. <br />Changes since 1980 to metropolitan sewer facilities and to <br />Orono's municipal sewer facilities are detailed. <br />Change*' i-i the numbers and characteristics of on-site sewage <br />treatment systems in the City since 1980 are documented. <br />The amendment updates forecasts of sewered and unsewered <br />development within the City. <br />The amendment indicates minor revisions in the City's <br />ordinances dealing with on-site sewage treatment systems, <br />resulting in even greater control over rhe design, location, <br />installation, and operation of on-site sewage treatment <br />systems. <br />The amendment demonstrates that Orono's current controls <br />over septic systems meet or exceed the Metropolitan Council <br />requirements for allowing rural densities in excess of 4 <br />units per 40 acres. <br />The City's plan of action to reduce inflow and infiltration <br />problems within existing City sewage facilities is <br />described. <br />The amendment reiterates that Orono's C.S.P.P. is consistent <br />with metropolitan planning goals. <br />IV. PROPOSED Ai MENT <br />Basic Sewar.e Treataent Concepts <br />Orono continues to uphold the basic sewage treatment <br />concepts and principles defined in the 1980 Comprehensive Plan. <br />Pcotfection and enhancement of the water quality of Lake <br />Minnetonka continues to be a principal goal of Oreno's planning <br />pro^Tram. <br />Orono's urban and rural areas continue to provide distinctly <br />different lifestyles, amenities and services. Orono has