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r <br />C� <br />350 METRO JOURRE BLDG. <br />7TH 6 ROBERT 1TREEU <br />IRU1T PRUL mn 55101 <br />612 222.8423 <br />/S <br />March 153, 1978 <br />Mr. Brad Van Nest, Mayor <br />City of Orono <br />P. 0. Box 66 <br />Crystal Bay, MN 55323 <br />Dear Mayor Van Nest: <br />This letter is in response to your letter of March 1, 1978 and a <br />follow-up to previous correspondence regarding comprehensive sewer <br />planning and the Orono -Long Lake Interceptor (MWCC Project No. 71-13). <br />We will look forward to receipt of modifications to Map 1, "Urban - <br />Rural Service Area", which includes the areas identified in your <br />March 1, 1978 letter.- Upon receipt of this information and other <br />information herewith requested, we will forward a copy to the <br />Metropolitan Council and request their review and comments on the <br />Comprehensive Sewer Plan (CSP) dated April, 1977. This CSP (Phase I: <br />1977-1990) will be considered an interim plan until such time as a <br />CSP is prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Metropolitan <br />Land Planning Act. <br />A review was made of your CSP and comments were made on the plan at <br />the June 17, 1977 meeting of the Metropolitan Council's Physical <br />Development Committee. Our comment at that meeting was that the CSP <br />showed a difference in the Urban Service Area and the Sewer Service <br />Area. This difference was not resolved until we received your letter <br />of February 6, 1978 stating that the City recognized that these areas <br />were synonomous. It is our understanding that the modified Map 1, <br />previously referred to in this letter, will confirm the agreement of <br />the two areas. <br />The CSP also indicates that the City will study and recommend solutions <br />to the sewage disposal problems in areas not having sewer service avail- <br />able. The CSP indicates that alternative solutions will be considered <br />with the installation of sanitary sewers having the lowest priority. It <br />is the intent of the Commission to recognize alternative waste manage- <br />ment systems in the rural areas as we are in the process of initiating <br />the "Alternative Waste Management Study" under our 201 Facility Planning. <br />This Study together with the Metropolitan Council's 208 Program will <br />recommend policies and procedures for on-site systems to be included <br />in an amendment to the Waste Management Policy Plan. A review and comments <br />on rural area sewage systems will be made following the development of <br />the above procedures. These policy and management procedures should be <br />a part of the CSP as prepared under the Metropolitan Land Planning Act. <br />