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re: sewer extension and connection status
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To: Building /Zoning/ Planning Staff <br /> Scott Oberaigner, Public Works Department <br /> Permits Staff <br /> City Engineer <br /> City Attorney <br /> Street Address File: 3125 Fox Street <br /> 1135 Spring Hill Road <br /> From: Mike Gaffron, Asst. City Admin. - Long Term Strategy <br /> Date: October 30, 2008 <br /> Subject: Sewer Extension & Connection Status <br /> The City Council has previously approved sewer extension projects and sewer <br /> connections for the two above referenced properties. In July 2008 the Met Council <br /> recommended denial of the required MPCA permit for the extension to serve 3125 Fox <br /> Street. The basis for the denial was that such an extension subjects the property to <br /> inclusion in Orono's "residential development density calculation" which must result in <br /> the calculation yielding an overall development density since year 2000 of 3.0 units per <br /> acre or more. Inclusion of these or other properties in that calculation is likely to place us <br /> out of compliance with the 3.0 units per acre requirement. <br /> The City disagrees with this rationale and disagrees that this property and those similarly <br /> situated in the MUSA since 1998-2000 should be included in the calculation when no <br /> Com Plan Amendment is involved. However, until this issue is resolved between the <br /> City and Met Council, these two properties, and others like them, cannot move forward <br /> with sewer connection plans. Further, any proposed subdivision of property that will <br /> require extension of sewer to serve new additional lots and hence requiring an MPCA <br /> permit, regardless of zoning district, will likely be denied by MPCA. <br /> The City is aggressively pursuing a resolution of this issue with Met Council, as it <br /> impacts all new sewered development and sewer connections in the existing MUSA <br /> where an extension of sewer to a property is proposed. Until this is resolved, please <br /> contact me for an update on the situation any time you are faced with a proposal that <br /> requires sewer extension. <br />
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