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MEETING MINUTES Ill a� <br />ORONO INTERCEPTOR SEWER IMPROVEMENTS PRO f1CT MR 3 0 % <br />WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1988 J �� <br />LORD PLETCHER'S OF THE LAKE <br />JoEllen Murr welcomed attendees. Diane Wenner, community organiser, <br />gave an overview of the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission (MWCC). <br />Presentations <br />Kimberly Eckhardt, project manager, gave in overview of the Orono <br />Interceptor Sews-: Improvements Project. The project involves <br />replacing components of a current system and building a parallel <br />sanitary sewer to provi— additional sewer capacity. The Orono <br />Interceptor Sewer consists of lift stations and sanitary sewers <br />serving a 1600 acre urban area. <br />Michael vnch, consulting engineer for Bonestroo Rosene Anderlik aM <br />Asoc stes, explained that the project hi.- been in the design phase <br />for t„e past one-rnd-one-half year&. Construction is expected tc <br />begin this August, at the earliest. Phase I construction will <br />primarily involve County Road Sly phase :c will involve County Road <br />19. Phase I construction meet be completed before -:hose II <br />construction i& begun. <br />Mr. Lynch reviewed the tject route. He emphasized that there are <br />two sections on the re •here the sewer will be built in the middle <br />of tl,, -oad. These are --ounty Road 51. between S,,hns Point Road and <br />Tonkawa Road: and County Road 19 and 1, between County Roa: 51 a,:d <br />Fogerness Point R„wd. While ernh of these areas is under <br />construction, the road will be entirely closed. At other points, <br />roods will be passable. Road workers wi'l flag the areas luring <br />daytime hours. <br />In the area east of Tonkawa Road, the .pe be laid on pill-, and <br />dewatering of the area will be necess.. y di I construction. <br />puertione and Commenter <br />St•einesm owners expressed conce`•, that County Road 51 be open when <br />bwta are being transported to .,G from the marinas. T!•ey reguee i <br />that construction activities eaheduled for summer en,' fall 198P be <br />sche,iulsd in s -h a way that .he road wonid be fully ,.aasaole by <br />Oct•yber 15. Mt. Lynch respondad that the road shc-:11. be pessabl, by <br />that date, although the asphalt surface may not yet r.& r"toned at <br />that. time. <br />The group als„ iucuess! the possibility of reing a purtion of Gaya. <br />Matlna for access. An easement would need to be negot'nt-d for this <br />purpose. <br />It was clarified •t,at at pnin whorl the road woul• be totally <br />closed, nearby tents may ni_ he aLle to have •sea to their homes <br />for a period .! ral weeks. <br />