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112090.3 /O TO: y.ayor and City Council FROM: Mark E. Bernhardson, City Administrat(J'!^^\ DATE: November 20, 1990 SUBJECT: Woodhill Country Club Attachment: A. Woodhill Country Club Memo Dated 11/9/90 ISSUE - 1. Presentation to Council information raised at the last meeting including : Capacity of lift station MUSA status of Woodhill Club House Woodhill/Wayzata location Connection charges Precedent regarding allowing others to hook up 2. Determine Council direction on the matter. INTRODUCTION - At the Council's November 13, 1990 Council meeting Attachment A was presented for Council consideration. At that meeting several other issues were raised as outlined above. DISCUSSION - The following represent responses to date to those various issues. Capacity of Lift Station - Presently the capacity utilized at that lift station is about 60%. As such, given the peak gallonage of the Country Club would not present a problem for that lift station. Currently pumps in the lift station are 80 gallons per minute and even at a daily maximum of 11,000 gallons per day the Country Club usage would result in the pumps running approximately 2 hours longer per day. As for capacity in the interceptor, the interceptor capacity does not present a problem at this time. 2. MUSA Status of Club House - Since the entire City of Wayzata is fncluded In the MUSA line, the Country Club is already included in the MUSA. 3. Woodhill/Wayzata Location - The background as to when the Country Club wasTncorporated into Wayzata is somewhat uncertain, although it seems to predate maps done in 1963. The issue was that the Club had been a bottle club and wanted to get a regular liquor license, at the time Orono did not issue liquor licenses. As such an arrangement was made between Orono and Wayzata for the change. Staff continues to look for any documentation related to