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� ' ORONO COUNCIL ��1EETING IIELD JANUARY 10, 1977 Pa e 17 � g �9. Increased municipal services that would be required for the proposed development would VO-TECH SCHOOLS deny Orono residents share of these services, (Continued) � l0o The importance of maintaining a rural aspect in this area was determined by the City after � extensive review and expensee Reports from various groups and agencies indicate the • need for control of development to protect ` and preserve the natural am�nities of the district and maintain the quality of laJce � water and water storage in Orono, � Orono-Long Lake Sewer Line Extension To Proposed 'TAnnepin County Vo-Tech School - December 30, 1976 • In regard to the sewer availability of the Orono � portion of the Long Lake Sewer System, I contacted I�'-. Lyle Swanson of McCombs-Knutson Engineering and the level of service is qoverned by the Long � Lake sewer lines with the threefold problem of (1) l��ay Street sewer line where they have had � problems with capacity at peak rlows, (2) the sewer line from the IIurlington-Northern railroad ! tracks to Highway I2, and (3) the line frorn • Highway 12 to lift station B. Lift station B �`Yansfers the sewage to the l�iay Street sewer line. � _ �e to these problems, T�4r. Darrel Shipper, a �orrier employee of Long Lake, has stated Orono � would have approximately 20 units available. These 20 units would increase the flow from Orono � approximately 6,000 gal.Ions per dayo •t��Tith the proposed building of a Henne�in County Vo-Tech School, we would increase this flow by �anywhere from 50,000 gallons per day to 100,000 �gallons per day or more which would create a construction situation which, in turn, would be �a reversal of the comprehensive planning of Orono. Because of this awareness, Orono has defined its �land use policy so that development with its rural service areas would remain rural in nature without �the requirement for expensive municipal services that Orono cannot provideo Since Long Lake will ,eventually require most of the capacity in its �sewers from its own growth, it should be understood that the Orono connections are temporary and that �there is not capacity in the Long Lake System for full development of all the property in Orono �which could be served through the Long Lake System. �7 -Tech - Impact on City Streets - December 30, 1976 � y concern on the Vo-Tech proposal is the maintenance �o the City streets, drainage control and safety� � i (Continued}