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• Page 4 The City found that alternate A in the addendum to the engineering report best exemplified the position of the City in being consistent with its Comprehensive Sewer Plan and its Comprehensive Land Use Plan The City did point out that the flows and the designated service area of the Orono -Long Lake -interceptor as shown in the adeendum to the engineering report, were not consistent with the Comprehensive Land Use Plan and the Comprehensive Sewer Plan of the City. It pointed ou; that the designated sewer service area was not consistent with the action taken by the Metropolitan Council in August 'of 1976 removing Maple Plain and certain areas within the City of Medina. November 26, 1976: The City received its preliminary Systems Statement as required under the mandatory Land Planning Act. The City's primary concern was the location of the M.U.S.A. line which was not shown to be consistent with the City's Comprehensive Land Use Plan. From November 26 through March 11, the City held many meetings with the Waste Control Commission staff and the Metropolitan Council staff reviewing and proposing changes in the design of the Orono -Long Lake interceptor, the City's Comprehensive Sewer Plan and the Metropolitan Council's System Statement. March 11, 1977: On this date, a meeting was held with the PCA, MWCC, Metropolitan Council, and the City staff. This meeting was a culmination of the negotiations that we had had since November of 197E and final agreement was reached on the following items: 1. The flows for the Orono -Long Lake interceptor would-be reduced to be consistent with the Orono Comprehensive Sewer Plan. C2. Designated sewer service area of the Orono -Long Lake interceptor would be reduced so that it would be consistent with the Orono Comprehensive Sewer Plan and the direction of the Metropolitan Council's action of August of 1976.