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Erosion Control Plan shows the location of sewer and water easements and the utility lines themselves (see Exhibit D). The Developer's land includes I/sts 1 and 2, Block 1 and Outlets A, C and D, East Willow Woods, Hennepin County, Minnesota. There are three phases to the sewer and water plan. The plan is that in Phase I the sewer line will be extended from the area of Washington Scientific north under Highway 12, then eastward to service the Developer's and the Sugar Woods properties. Also as part of Phase I the water line will be extended in a similar fashion. At this time it is estimated that the cost per unit for the Phase I sewer and water improvements will be $1,810. Developer is being allocated 10 units now and 30 unites reserved for the future for Phase I. The sum of $18,100 for the 10 units will be paid upon the issuance of the PUD Agreement for East Willow Woods. Phase II of the sewer and water work involves drilling the test well on Outlot B followed by the drilling of the permanent well on Outlot B. Such work began in the fall of 1989, bLt will take up to one year to complete. The cost of the Phase II work is estimated at $3,240 per unit. JO units are being allocated to Developer .»ow and 30 units reserved for the future. The resulting sum of $32,400 for the 10 units would also be paid upon the issuance of the PUD Agreement. It is possible that Phase II costs might be reduced by $1,000 and that that $1,000 reduction would be added to the Phase I costs with no net change to Developer. In all events the total assessment for Phase I and Phase II improvements will not exceed $5,050 plus capitalized interest, if any, plus 10% based upon the final cost of the Improvements. Phase III of the sewer and water work involves a water tower to the west of the Property to serve this Property and other land. The agreement is that, having paid for the initial sewer and water for Phases I and II entirely without the financial help of other landowners who benefit. Developer has discharged his fair share of all sewer and water expenses and would therefore not have to participate in payment for the water tower work under Phase III, i.e., there will be no special assessment to Developer's land for the Phase III water tower. In addition to the 10 units granted and paid for per Phases I, II and III of the plan. Developer will also receive an allocation of a further 30 sewer and water units to this Property for future development, the cost of which units will be paid via special assessments payable over 10 years. The unit costs will be the same as for the Initials of Developer Initials of City Clerk _ _ Page 2 of 4