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• � Cit� of ORONO RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL • NO. �oZ"`/�_ • - � • 12. The waste management studies were completed in October, 1980 . Area #� was evaluated for the potential of per- manent on-site treatment facilities, for innovative treatment facilities, and for connection to the interceptor. 13. The limited lot sizes of the existing development in Area #2 coupled with the high water table assoeiated with the surrounding lake and wetlands made permanent on-site systems extremely costly and vulnerable to service failures. 14 . Municipal sewer connection was ordered for Area #2 as the most cost-effective, technically feasible alternative for management of the wastes generated by these existing homes. The per unit cost is a staggering $18 , 466 . On-site solutions would have been more costly. 15 . The MWCC and PCA approved municipal sewer systems in . Areas #2, 4 & 5 �n Map 12 in the fall of 1980. Both agencies had copies of Orono' s 1980 Community Management Plan on f.ile at the time they approved these c.onnections . Orono ' s 1980 CMP showed all three areas in the rural service area at the time this �ervice was approved. 16. The MWCC ' s letter approving sewer service for Areas #2, 4 & 5 from R.A. Odde dated January 12, 1981, includes a statement that "This project is in accord with your comprehensive sewer plan (CSP) and consistent with the Metropolitan Urban Service Area. " 17. The municipal sewer systems serving areas 2 , 4 & 5 empty into the Orono-Long Lake Interceptor via City Injector Stations approved by MWCC and installed consistent with the design intent of the interceptor, as documented in Orono ' s CSPP. 18. The municip�l sewer systems serving Areas #2, 4 & 5 have been completed and are in use as of this date . 19. After ordering the ps�ojects to serve Areas #2 , 4 & 5, City officials met with Karl Burandt of the MWCC on February 3, 1981, regarding review of Orono' s CMP: • 4 of 12