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: ■ V- m' Ip ■'v'r The Council has nosi 'requcnrlv usej the -.^te-, rr-Kt' cr.ier on as the hisis 'or re’ainnc i »mn,un.i. .0 mcxl,f> „s compreher.s.ve plan rh i bee- narroislv ,n,e p'cxO o ne a h^r,r?S' •’"* - ' - r-' iv a tenet Honever'^'.he MLPA d«t no, lulhoriaes the Council to protect the tr.etropoioan tvatema from local ?,.Ik et nhi. n „e m- sutatinttally consistent *ilh metro system pmc ea "tteretore, the Counoi mas teauo- , fi',- l^tEcation based on a -substantial departure' from a ssntem plan e.en thouch the n'an o^s -o m ■'’“iT"'A memorandum -f (Vn«I by Assistant Counsel Brian Ohm esplams this broader mietpretji on ot the Ml n.y or non. ffO'h .1 system plan and if a mod,r.ca.ion should he requited inconsistency might be conside-ed -substantial- For example a plan ll^l^r^“nll^*‘ “ O' less imporam aspects of ^ 1 . * “"S''l«ed 'u be a substantial departure. Or. stated another nav ,. plan al-. ■“ ''em ».av except for one minor issue might noi n, considered a ^^irit^n* ' ' ^ ' '■""’-'"''V would no. be required to modify m- Bli a slblumSl H ,! 'he Council must relv on the existing o.stcms plans in order to etJferix^^T "'iscd ssstem plans will nclude more detailed critcna to indicate a lubstantixil departure related to the rural area policies. \ ■ ■ require modification of a l«a[ pla^thars'naf™".^!'nel' ,'',raTarea"pol'7"'’'' # .e- %_ R * » »Policy 1-2 of the Council's Wastewater Treatment and Handling Poiicv Plan states that rf :.v? - V- ,'/s OiMitc sewage disposal systems are appropriate to sei^e single familv residences at ^topment densities of 4 units per 40 acres or less, if governments plan for them and idopt a mana^ment and control system consistent w,th federal and state laws and Metropolitan Council guidelines". pw W acres. If ihe^uncil determines that a plan modification is needed, then the local f^ramem m^t nu^ify and adopt the revised plan and must adopt revised official controls (in Urn case, on-site ordinances) that are consistent with the modified plan. Policy 12 of the Council’s Transportation Policy Plan (TPP) states that: ’■ .r Metropolitan Council will work with the Minnesota Department of Transportation and local units of government to ensure the metropolitan highway system and its supporting road system are built and designed to adequately serve travel demand to the extent possible, to provide for the safety of users and to minimize negative impacts on the environment. ^ ^ .» V-’ ' ***