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1988 Systems Information Statement Orono noli.f s current comprehensive plan Is consistent with Council policies for rural area density, and the management and control of Individual on.slte sewap disposal systems as follows (See Policy Plan. Tabte a) local governments allowing on-slta systems incomorate mP''a regulation. (Minn. Rul.a Chapter 7080), keepiJlg of p.^irrecordr petsorari' existing systen problems and training of pvernaents allowing densities In excess of 4 units per 40 n ‘"”'T>drate post.Installation Inspection and maintenance element as part of their on-site system management controls oollcl.t comprehensive plan is consistent with Council plants ^ nanagement and control of private wastewater treatment 6. no change in the MUSA is expected or planned at the current time and time expanded municipal treatment plants are planned at the current 8. a communal drainfleld has been constructed or expanded since the conammity or county last submitted its comprehensive plan or an amendment to cne Council for review. 5. Format And Content Of Plan The revised policy plan clarifies the content and format requirements for both the sewer element (sever policy plan) of a local comprehensive plan and the local comprehensive sever plan (see Content Requirements for Local Sewer Plans). It may be necessary for a local government to prepare amendments to one or both of these plans. In formulating proposed amendments local goverraents should follow these guidelines. The policy plan establishes a Cwo-tler system for the preperatlon and review of local sewer plans and amendments. Tier I information, which constitutes the sewer element or sewer policy plan requirements, will be reviewed by the Council and Metropolitan waste Control Commission. T.^er II information, which constitutes the comprehensive sever plan requirements, will be reviewed only by the Commission. Her II should be submitted to rhe Commission onW aft...- the CflUnctI CQBPitim Itl rgyjgW of Tier I and the local govcrnmiinr adoots the amenflment 0. A^tagrlaa This information does not require immediate action on the part of local governments, but it may affect local sewer planning in the future. Preliminary Advisory to all Communities with Metropolitan Service Regarding I/I Abatement *“*^^***^ plan states that excessive infiltration of groundwater and inflow of sxxrface water (I/I) to local sewer systems has a significant impact on the capacity and operation of the metropolitan systen and that local units of government should review their respective I/I problems and prepare II-4