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r: • • January 10, 1978 Telephone 4737357 Post Office Box 66•Crystal Bay, Minnesota 55323• Municipal Offices On the North Shore of Lake Minnetonka Air. John Boland, Chairman Metropolitan Council 300 Metro Square Building 7th & Robert Streets St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 Subject: Revised Orono Systems Statement Dear Mr. Boland: We are in receipt of your letter of December 28, 1977 indicating the revised forecasts made by the Metropolitan Council to the year 1990. These forecasts on Page 2 indicate a total 1990 sewer flow from the City of Orono not to exceed .58 million gallons per day and the total number of person trips at approximately 44,000 per day. To facilitate our evaluation of these revised forecasts, could you please provide us a breakdown of the formula used to arrive at these two figures? This information is -necessary for us to compare these revised forecasts with our Comprehensive Land Use Plan for the City. As you know, the City has not yet received approval of our Comprehensive Sewer Plan originally submitted in October of 1976 and revised after negotiations with the Metropolitan Council and Metropolitan Waste Control Commission staff in April of 1977. Until our Comprehensive Sewer Plan has been approved and the sewer service area of the Orono - Long Lake interceptor is adjusted to be consistent with our Comprehensive Sewer Plan, it is impossible for the City to respond to the accuracy of the Systems Statement approved by the Metropolitan Council on June 23, 1977_ The City requested an extension to the 60 day appeal period as provided in the Metropolitan Land Planning Act. The City is presently at a standstill in the process of restating our Comprehensive Land Use Plan adopted in 1974 until such time as these issues are resolved. We would be pleased to meet with you or your staff at any convenient time to discuss these inconsistencies in our planning process.